Forever Too Far

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moving Blaire toward the kitchen.
         “He sounds interesting. I never was properly introduced,” Blaire said.
         “You don’t want to be introduced to him. He’s not someone I want near you.”
         Blaire glanced back at me and frowned. “Why?”
         “Because he has no morals. None. At all. And boundaries are a foreign language to him. Women throw themselves at him and he screws them and then moves on to the next one. I don’t want him looking at you.”
         “I really wish I could confirm to him that you do in fact have a penis. A very big and pretty penis,” Blaire whispered.
         I winced. “Please, just call it big. Don’t call it pretty. That hurts its feelings.”
         Blaire giggled and hurried ahead of me.

 
    BLAIRE
     
         I wasn’t sure that a family dinner in this house was a good idea. Rush, however, was determined to find a way to help Nan and Kiro get along. I had spent my day out by the pool. Even though it was the end of November, it was still seventy-eight degrees outside. I was used to crazy warm winter weather in Alabama but the sun seemed even warmer here. Rush had laid out beside me and then he’d taken great pains to rub sunscreen all over my body. 
         After my shower , I felt refreshed and ready to take on this crazy family for Rush’s sake. I liked Harlow, at least during the little time I’d spent with her. She wasn’t kidding about staying locked away in her room. She rarely ever came out. I almost felt bad for her. It seemed like a lonely life. I wondered what her life in South Carolina had been like. Did she have friends there that she missed?
         Rush walked into the bedroom but stopped the moment his eyes landed on me.  “No. Bla ire, baby, you look amazing. Incredible. But you can’t wear that dress too dinner. Your tits are all up there making me want to cancel dinner and get you naked. Then the legs and heels. You can’t go to dinner like that. Kiro’s a pervert and I’ll end up killing him. Please, put on something that shows less cleavage and leg. Hell, wear jeans, a sweater, and some tennis shoes.”
         If he didn’t look so distraught I would have been pissed. I loved this dress. It made me still feel sexy despite my belly. The bigger the baby got the less attractive I felt. My waistline was quickly disappearing. “None of my jeans fit and I like this dress. It makes me feel pretty.”
         Rush groaned and walked over to me. “You look fucking gorgeous. Pretty is not the word one would use to describe you in that dress. I need you to look less orgasm inducing hot and more like my pregnant fiancée. I don’t want to listen to Kiro say crude things to you at dinner. I want to focus on getting Nan and him to find some peace.”
         Okay. “W ell, when you put it that way, I guess I could change,” I replied.
         “Yes, please. For me,” Rush begged.
         “Can you unzip me then? I had a hard enough time getting this thing zipped up.”
        Rush reached around me and pulled the zipper down then pushed it down my shoulders until it fell around my waist. I hadn’t been wearing a bra because the back was so low cut and my bare breasts seemed to have caught his attention.
         “And wear a bra,” he said in a husky whisper. Then he lowered his head to pull one of my nipples into his mouth. The metal on his tongue rubbed against the sensitive flesh and I grabbed his shoulders and held on tightly.
         “Rush, we have dinner soon,” I reminded him as he slid the dress down over my hips until it hit the floor.
         “Right now I fucking don’t care,” he murmured as he shifted his attention from one nipple to the other. His hand slipped inside the front of my panties and he slid his finger into me with one soft thrust. My knees buckled.
        “Please, I... please.”
        “Please, what?” Rush asked, picking me up and putting me on the

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