Series: Paige Michaels
Total pages in book: 47
Estimated words: 44554 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 223(@200wpm)___ 178(@250wpm)___ 149(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 44554 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 223(@200wpm)___ 178(@250wpm)___ 149(@300wpm)
He smiled wide. “Yes, I am.”
“Oh.” Had she always said oh with such frequency or did this Daddy scramble her brain and leave her speechless?
“I have a confession.”
She bit the corner of her bottom lip, partly to verify she was awake.
“I haven’t been able to stop thinking about you since the day we bumped into each other at the salon. When I realized you were the owner of Nibbles & Bites, I knew fate was on my side. I didn’t come here today by coincidence. I’ve been hanging out in this area every day since then hoping to accidentally bump into you.”
“Oh.” She gasped.
He chuckled. “Since I’m already in town for the afternoon, and since you already agreed to go on a date with me, maybe we could spend the afternoon together? Did you have plans?”
She shook her head. “I was going to enjoy every morsel of this cupcake, go home and change, and then find some way to work it off. Skating is obviously out,” she teased.
He cocked his head to one side. “Why’s that, Bunny?”
“Because I would never get enough exercise to work off this cupcake if I have to spend all my time waiting for you to get up off the sidewalk after you fall on your ass.”
He laughed so hard people were probably staring at them. Let them stare. She’d never had this much fun in her life, and this was before they were even officially on a date.
A permanent grin was splitting her face.
When he was done laughing, he reached across the table, dipped his finger into her frosting, and held it out to her lips. “See if you agree with my assessment, naughty girl.”
She eagerly leaned forward and sucked the frosting off his finger. She made sure to make the entire experience even more erotic than he had. If there were any kids around, hopefully they weren’t looking because this pseudo date was not PG.
Elizabeth held his gaze the entire time, loving when he adjusted his weight in his seat. When she finally released his finger with a pop, she licked her lips and said, “You’re right. From now on, I’d like to eat my frosting from your fingers.”
“As enticing as that idea is, I think we should probably eat the rest of these on our own. After all, we’re in public, and I don’t want to make you think I’m only interested in you for your finger-sucking skills.” He wiggled his brows.
She giggled. It felt so good. And then she picked up her cupcake and took a big bite. “Mmm. So good.”
Tom tugged her napkin out from under her plate and dabbed at a spot on her chin. He didn’t seem remotely interested in anything expect watching her eat. He hadn’t stopped smiling since she’d seen him in line.
“Is there a place I can buy a pair of skates around here?” he asked.
“Yep. Just around the corner.” She licked her fingers as she took the last bite, meeting his gaze.
He chuckled. “You are a naughty girl, aren’t you?”
She wiped her lips on the napkin and took a drink of her milk before answering him a bit more seriously. “I don’t know. I’ve never put it to the test.”
“You’ve never had a Daddy?”
She shook her head. “No. I’ve dreamed about it, but I’ve never met one I was interested in.”
“Have you ever gone to the local club, Blaze? I understand a lot of people in town go there.”
“No. I’ve never been brave enough to go by myself. Have you been?”
“No. I’ve never made it either. Maybe we could go together sometime?”
“That would be fun. Then I wouldn’t have to be quite as brave.”
He took her hand again. She loved it when he touched her. Was this thing between them moving at warp speed or what? “It’s settled then. We’ll go together sometime.”
“Have you ever had a Little girl?”
“No. I’ve known for a long time that I wanted one, but I’ve never had one. I only recently realized there are a large number of Littles and Daddies living in this town. Seems like every time I turn around I meet another couple.”
“Yes. I’ve noticed that too. How long have you lived in the area?”
“All my life. My parents started the farm before I was born. But I’m the oldest of five kids, so I’ve had a lot of responsibility on the farm until my brothers and sisters have gotten older and begun to help out more.”
“I bet it takes up a lot of time running a farm.”
“It does, but we’ve kept it manageable. My parents never wanted to reach the end of their lives and then look back and realize all they ever did was work. Now that the five of us are older, we’ve fallen into different roles around the farm. I’ve taken on more of the business side of things in the past few years. That’s why I’m the one who came to meet with you.”