Page 189 of Daddy's Wild Girl

Oh, nope.

That wasn’t working for him. But as he reached for her, she put her hand out to Mary-Anne.

“Hi, I’m Bebe, Corbin’s girlfriend. Nice to meet you.”

Mary-Anne stared at her hand, then up at Corbin as he gently tugged Bebe back against his chest.

“Girlfriend? How can she be your girlfriend? I don’t share.”

“Oh, neither do I,” Bebe said.

“Did you cheat on me?” Mary-Anne screeched as everyone grew silent, turning to stare at them.

“I didn’t cheat on you as we were never together,” Corbin said. “You got drunk one night and came on to me. That’s it.”

Mary-Anne gasped and stumbled back, her hand on her chest. “You wound me! After all we had together.”

“Wow, she’s delusional, huh?” Bebe said. “You seem to attract some interesting attention.”

“Me?” Corbin put his hand on his chest. “I didn’t do anything.”

“It’s the glasses,” she said with a sigh. “You’re just too darn cute.”

“The word you’re looking for is hot,” he grumbled just as a familiar larger man moved through the crowd.

“What’s going on here?” Roger thundered.

“Oh, Roger!” Mary-Anne cried, throwing herself at him. “Take me home with you! I want to be with you!”

That was unexpected.

Roger glared over at him. “What did this dick do?”

“He broke up with me,” she sobbed. “After I loved him!”

“We were never together!” Corbin said with annoyance.

“Shh,” Bebe said. “She has to work through her emotions over the break-up.”

“There is no break-up because we were never together,” he said with frustration.

“Daddy, there’s no need to be mean.”

“Wait!” Mary-Anne dried her tears and glanced over at him. “You’re one of them Daddy Doms?”

“Shoot, sorry,” Bebe said.

He squeezed her lightly to let her know that he wasn’t upset.

“I am,” he said.

“Oh. Ohhh. Things wouldn’t have worked between us, anyway. I like to be in charge in the bedroom. I thought youmight be a sub like my Roger here. He likes to be tied up and spanked, don’t you, Rogey-baby?”

Roger stared down at Mary-Anne adoringly while they all gaped at him.

“I sure do.”

“Oh, Rogey, take me home?”

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