Worth the Weight
““What did Gran want?” he asked when she reached him.
He sensed, more than saw, her shrug. “Oh nothing. Just wanted to show me some pictures of you as a kid.”
Knowing there were no childhood pictures of him in the trailer - they were all in the family albums kept in the main house - but not wanting to push Liz, he let it slide. He wasn’t stupid enough to bang his head against the wall of a woman that didn’t want him to know something. “Mmm,” was all he said.
“What are you doing?” she... asked. She was standing directly behind him. He could feel her knees graze against his back as he sat on his haunches patching a hole in one of the stalls. Damn, but even her knees could make him hard. And he’d just had her in this same barn a couple of hours ago. Get a grip.
That was the problem, he’d lost his grip entirely where Liz was concerned. The promise he’d made to himself at the dance - to finally sleep with her then cool things down - had flown out the window that very night.MoreLess
He sensed, more than saw, her shrug. “Oh nothing. Just wanted to show me some pictures of you as a kid.”
Knowing there were no childhood pictures of him in the trailer - they were all in the family albums kept in the main house - but not wanting to push Liz, he let it slide. He wasn’t stupid enough to bang his head against the wall of a woman that didn’t want him to know something. “Mmm,” was all he said.
“What are you doing?” she... asked. She was standing directly behind him. He could feel her knees graze against his back as he sat on his haunches patching a hole in one of the stalls. Damn, but even her knees could make him hard. And he’d just had her in this same barn a couple of hours ago. Get a grip.
That was the problem, he’d lost his grip entirely where Liz was concerned. The promise he’d made to himself at the dance - to finally sleep with her then cool things down - had flown out the window that very night.MoreLess
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