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and his duffle bag stood where they'd left them earlier when they
grabbed them from their rooms before heading down to meet everyone in front of
the casino.
"Turn off your phone, cowboy." Her words slurred
slightly.
"Not gonna happen." Setting her down on the bed,
he slid off her sandals. "Let me get your toothbrush."
"Why would I brush my teeth before I fill my mouth with
your sweet cum?" Her smile wobbled and she blinked to keep her eyes open.
Dallas bit his cheek to keep from laughing. "You talk a
sexy seduction, sweetheart, but you'd probably pass out halfway through."
She smacked him on the arm. "Not if you come quick
enough."
He took a deep breath. He'd never taken advantage of an
overserved woman before, and he wouldn't start tonight. "While that sounds
very…appealing, let's just lie down for a little while. At least until the room
stops spinning." Around her. He'd had a half dozen beers and a shot, but spread
out over seven hours, he was sober as a statue.
"Huh." She flopped back onto the red satin
bedspread. "Just for a minute."
He lay on his side next to her. His beautiful lady. He shook
his head. His temporary lady. She had a big life planned in the big city, and
he wouldn't waste his time chasing her, wanting more from her than a week
together.
"What's this?" She pulled at the gold chain that
had slid out of his breast pocket.
He put his hand over hers. "Nothing." He'd bought
it for her, but couldn't find the guts to present it to her. It'd send a
message he didn't mean to give, and it could only cause trouble.
She gave him sad puppy eyes. "Please?"
"Yeah, but it's just… It's not…" Fuck.
"Here." He hauled out the long chain with another length of chain
dangling a little gold heart locket from it.
Kira sat up and sucked in a breath. "You bought me a
Valentine's present?"
He huffed out a breath. "It's not much. It doesn't mean
anything."
She didn't hear. Sliding the chain over her neck, she
frowned down at the heart hanging below her breasts. "Strange how long it
is."
Here came the embarrassing part. "It's not for… Okay, I
bought it at the strip club."
"Aw, where real men go to shop."
He chuckled and sat up. "It doesn't go here." He
touched her neck. "It goes here." He put his palm on her waist.
Her brows drew together. "Oh yeah?" Taking off the
chain, she unbuttoned her dress and pulled it off. Unfastening the clasp on the
chain, she wrapped it around her waist and fastened it. The heart landed on her
hip. She shook her hips and nearly lost her balance.
He knelt in front of her. "The heart goes here."
He slid the chain around so the dangling heart on the chain lay against her
mound.
"Oh." She bit her lip. "That's sexy."
He kissed her through the lacy blue panties she'd worn all
day. The panties he wanted to rip off right now and slide his fingers, his
tongue, then his hard cock into her soft, slick cunt. His mouth watered,
wanting her, but he stood and pulled back the covers. "Sleep for a while.
I'll get you some water and aspirin."
He walked out to the bar, pulled out a cold water, walked to
the bedroom door, and found her asleep. He set the water on the nightstand,
covered her with the quilt, and toed off his boots. He lay next to her, on top
of the covers.
The last thing he saw before drifting off was her gorgeous
face. His heart told him he could do this forever. His brain smashed that idea
like an acorn under his boot heel.
He woke with light glowing in the room. The sun was up and
shone off the buildings. He climbed out of bed and closed the drapes, went into
the bathroom, and came out ready for a few more hours sleep.
Kira was gone. "Damn it." She'd slipped out on
him. Probably heading down to the casino manager's office to claim the jackpot.
All of it. "Fuck." He shouldn't have let himself trust her. He
grabbed his boots and ran out of the bedroom.
Chapter Seven
"What's the hurry, cowboy?"
Dallas turned to find Kira, naked except for the chain and
locket, coming
grabbed them from their rooms before heading down to meet everyone in front of
the casino.
"Turn off your phone, cowboy." Her words slurred
slightly.
"Not gonna happen." Setting her down on the bed,
he slid off her sandals. "Let me get your toothbrush."
"Why would I brush my teeth before I fill my mouth with
your sweet cum?" Her smile wobbled and she blinked to keep her eyes open.
Dallas bit his cheek to keep from laughing. "You talk a
sexy seduction, sweetheart, but you'd probably pass out halfway through."
She smacked him on the arm. "Not if you come quick
enough."
He took a deep breath. He'd never taken advantage of an
overserved woman before, and he wouldn't start tonight. "While that sounds
very…appealing, let's just lie down for a little while. At least until the room
stops spinning." Around her. He'd had a half dozen beers and a shot, but spread
out over seven hours, he was sober as a statue.
"Huh." She flopped back onto the red satin
bedspread. "Just for a minute."
He lay on his side next to her. His beautiful lady. He shook
his head. His temporary lady. She had a big life planned in the big city, and
he wouldn't waste his time chasing her, wanting more from her than a week
together.
"What's this?" She pulled at the gold chain that
had slid out of his breast pocket.
He put his hand over hers. "Nothing." He'd bought
it for her, but couldn't find the guts to present it to her. It'd send a
message he didn't mean to give, and it could only cause trouble.
She gave him sad puppy eyes. "Please?"
"Yeah, but it's just… It's not…" Fuck.
"Here." He hauled out the long chain with another length of chain
dangling a little gold heart locket from it.
Kira sat up and sucked in a breath. "You bought me a
Valentine's present?"
He huffed out a breath. "It's not much. It doesn't mean
anything."
She didn't hear. Sliding the chain over her neck, she
frowned down at the heart hanging below her breasts. "Strange how long it
is."
Here came the embarrassing part. "It's not for… Okay, I
bought it at the strip club."
"Aw, where real men go to shop."
He chuckled and sat up. "It doesn't go here." He
touched her neck. "It goes here." He put his palm on her waist.
Her brows drew together. "Oh yeah?" Taking off the
chain, she unbuttoned her dress and pulled it off. Unfastening the clasp on the
chain, she wrapped it around her waist and fastened it. The heart landed on her
hip. She shook her hips and nearly lost her balance.
He knelt in front of her. "The heart goes here."
He slid the chain around so the dangling heart on the chain lay against her
mound.
"Oh." She bit her lip. "That's sexy."
He kissed her through the lacy blue panties she'd worn all
day. The panties he wanted to rip off right now and slide his fingers, his
tongue, then his hard cock into her soft, slick cunt. His mouth watered,
wanting her, but he stood and pulled back the covers. "Sleep for a while.
I'll get you some water and aspirin."
He walked out to the bar, pulled out a cold water, walked to
the bedroom door, and found her asleep. He set the water on the nightstand,
covered her with the quilt, and toed off his boots. He lay next to her, on top
of the covers.
The last thing he saw before drifting off was her gorgeous
face. His heart told him he could do this forever. His brain smashed that idea
like an acorn under his boot heel.
He woke with light glowing in the room. The sun was up and
shone off the buildings. He climbed out of bed and closed the drapes, went into
the bathroom, and came out ready for a few more hours sleep.
Kira was gone. "Damn it." She'd slipped out on
him. Probably heading down to the casino manager's office to claim the jackpot.
All of it. "Fuck." He shouldn't have let himself trust her. He
grabbed his boots and ran out of the bedroom.
Chapter Seven
"What's the hurry, cowboy?"
Dallas turned to find Kira, naked except for the chain and
locket, coming
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