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speak.”
    “Quickie? Do either of us know the meaning of the word?” Not that he thought any of their guests would be surprised. They’d developed quite the reputation for sneaking off. “Seal the deal? Did you really say that?”
    Bull just laughed at him. “You know you want to.”
    Red shifted, brushing Bull’s cock with his thigh, and leaned up to whisper, “Anticipation is the best foreplay, isn’t that what you told me?”
    When Bull’s lower lip jutted out in a mock pout, Red was right there to catch it with his teeth. “Two can play that game, you know.”
    “I’m counting on it.” Red swept his tongue over Bull’s abused lip and challenged, “By the time we get to the room, I want us to be so turned on that the door won’t even be closed before you have me pinned to the nearest flat surface. There’ll be clothes tearing, buttons flying, hands-free orgasms and your cock so far up my tight ass that I’ll be feeling you all the way to Ireland and back.” Bull cursed viciously and Red could feel every muscle in that big body ripple with the effort to hold back. That uninhibited response to his words was empowering, and he pressed his thigh against the solid length of Bull’s erection, slowly rubbing back and forth. “Think you can handle that, caveman?”
    “I’m the only one who can handle that.” One big hand glided down his back, cupped his ass, and pulled him in tight. “You got any other requests?”
    “Oh, Jon.” Red whimpered when Bull thrust a thigh between his legs and nudged his balls. “Oh, fuck.”
    “We’ll get there, anticipation, blah blah…” Bull taunted. “Look at you, talking dirty, humping my leg…how the hell did I get so lucky?”
    “My car broke down.” Red dragged in a deep, steadying breath, and tried to remind himself where they were, and that there were kids in the general vicinity.
    “Best damn tow of my life.” Bull must have come to the same realization because his hold eased.
    Red sighed and rested his head on Bull’s shoulder. Those hours on the side of the road, before Bull’s truck pulled up, had been his absolute rock bottom. There were so many ways it could have gone wrong. Another tow truck driver might not have taken pity on him or been willing to drive him all the way back to Fort Lauderdale for basically nothing. Then he would have been stuck in Miami with no car, no money, and no way to get back to the motel he called home or the dead end job that was paying his bills. And even if the driver had agreed to take him back, Red knew he would still be in that hovel and barely scraping by. In those hours under the hot sun, the fragile hope he harbored was destroyed along with his car and he had been precariously close to giving up.
    That moment when Bull stepped from the truck had been a rebirth for him. Not that Red had been able to see it then, but he knew it now. With the door closing on his old life, and a new door opening to a future he only dreamed about, he was forever grateful he’d found the strength to walk through.
     

Chapter 10
    You take my breath away
    Bull sighed as he parked in the secured lot behind their hotel in Limerick. “I feel like we’ve been traveling for days.”
    Red looked like he felt. Exhausted and excited. They capped off five days in Orlando with a big brunch and group pictures in front of the hotel, then hopped in a limousine for the airport. That was yesterday morning. Then they got to security at Orlando International and hit the motherload of all clusterfucks. Being the main airport for attractions like Disney, Universal and Sea World, Bull couldn’t believe how horrendously ill-prepared they were for the crowds trying to get through to their gates. He was glad they had the foresight to arrive early as it took just over an hour to get through the security line and onto the tram that would take them to their concourse. Thankfully, the flight to New York went off without a hitch, and they still had plenty of