Total pages in book: 118
Estimated words: 108563 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 543(@200wpm)___ 434(@250wpm)___ 362(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 108563 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 543(@200wpm)___ 434(@250wpm)___ 362(@300wpm)
Bracing my hand against the cool tiles of the shower, I drop my head into the spray of water while desperately trying to work her out of my system. These games really aren’t playing out how I thought they would. I expected a lot to come from this, but I never saw Siren coming. She completely blindsided me, and I’m so far out of my comfort zone that I have no fucking idea how to proceed. All I can do is continue to stalk her through the night and hope like fuck she’ll invite me in. Not that I usually care to wait for an invitation.
My fist pumps up and down the length of my cock, grasping firmly as I clench my jaw, desperately trying to get myself there. Before taking her last night, I could have easily jerked off and finished with nothing more than the image of her in those black jeans and corset tops, but now, that release isn’t so easy to come by. My hand doesn’t even come close in comparison to what it’s like to be buried deep inside of her.
Frustration burns through me and I have no choice but to give up, leaving me with the worst case of blue balls known to man. Turning off the water, I step out of the shower and grab my towel before quickly drying off and walking into my bedroom.
I get busy dressing, finding a pair of black pants and stepping into them, more than ready to get my ass over to the holiday resort and work Siren out of my system once and for all. I pull my pants up and start working the fly when the slightest movement catches in my peripheral vision, and I duck down just in time to evade the blade flying toward my face.
I whip around, finding none other than The Texan Reaper standing in the doorway of my bedroom. It becomes abundantly clear that the fucker thought he could get the drop on me, and honestly, it almost fucking worked.
I was caught off guard—a position I’ve never found myself in—and it has everything to do with Siren and her sweet little cunt fogging my brain. But whether I’ve made a mistake or not, this asshole has made a bigger one by trying to make me a target, and judging by the momentary flash of regret and fear in his eyes, he fucking knows it.
His plan was clear—take me out in one fell swoop. He didn’t account for what might happen if he missed. He was too fucking egotistical to think missing was even an option, and now that he has, he better fucking run.
I spring into action, launching after him as he spins on his heel and takes off like a fucking bat out of hell. I have to give it to him, the fucker is fast, but so am I.
Instead of wasting precious seconds weaving through my home to find the exit, he aims right for the living room window, running at full speed before launching himself into a ball. With his arms braced in front of his face, he smashes through the thin glass and drops into a roll on the other side.
I follow right after him, grabbing a blade off the hallway table as I dart past it, then in seconds, my bare feet hit the grass as I sprint after him. The Texan Reaper runs through the center of the road, not having the brains to stick to the shadows, and despite how obvious he’s being, I keep myself to the shadows anyway. At some point, the moron is going to glance back over his shoulder, and when he doesn’t see me right behind him, a false sense of security will be his demise.
He darts through the streets of Blue Springs, and the further he runs, the more my pent-up frustration over my serious case of blue balls begins to catch up to me, and the fact that he was even able to enter my home without me noticing starts to really piss me off.
I follow him right through the main street of Blue Springs, and just as I suspected, when he takes a brief moment to look over his shoulder and finds the coast clear, he begins to slow his pace. He walks right past the alley where he and his moron brother shamelessly beat the life out of Sharkbait, and by the time he slows to a walk, it’s clear the fucker thinks he’s just gotten away with his life.
He pauses for a moment, bracing his hand against the pole of the street sign and hanging his head, trying to catch his breath. As he stands in the deserted street, he starts to laugh.
“Fuck me,” he says to himself before finally pushing off the pole and starting down the street again, clearly having allowed himself just enough time to catch his breath and recover after what he probably assumes was the closest call of his life.