Page 103 of The Pretender

She groans and pushes back against me, grinding her hips up and down as I drive ruthlessly into her, from the back.

“Keep going,” she mutters. “Don’t stop.” Her body tenses and then she trembles in my arms, her pussy clenching around me like a vise.

I thrust in deeper, harder, obeying her just this once and hoping I don’t cause her to get a splinter. “Tell me you love me,” I pant. “Hurry, so it sounds sexy.”

She turns, her deep mahogany eyes fighting to stay open as she comes. “I love you, Sebastian.”

And that does it, I pull out and come all over her ass. Don’t gasp that I didn’t grab a condom. There wasn’t time, and besides, Vee is on birth control and that shit is the bomb. Coming all over her is my new favorite thing. Who says relationships grow stale over time?

Laying my head on her back, we both catch our breath. “That was better than coffee,” I admit. “Definitely the better way to wake up in the morning. I would go as far to say—”

“Vee? Honey? Your dad wants Sebastian to come and help him unload all the groceries.”

“Fuck.” I hiss. “What is it with your family and locks?”

Vee chuckles, her back shaking with laughter under me. “I’ll remind my mom that her key is only for emergencies.”

“Sebastian!”

“Ugh.” I look at Vee. Her Uncle Theo’s voice is one I recognize after being with Vee for seven years. Why the fuck are they all here?

“Get your ass down here and unload all this shit, boy.”

“They’re here early.” I groan and it’s not a happy sound. “They were supposed to come for dinner.”

Vee shrugs. “They’re morning people.”

I cut her a flat look. “But they were supposed to cometomorrowfor dinner.”

She pats me on the back and smiles. “I’ll be down after I clean up. Take a breath and then go help them.” She cringes. “Otherwise they might come and check on us.”

I nod, scrubbing a hand over my face. “That would not be good.”

She grins and shakes her head. “No, it wouldn’t. I kind of like you alive.”

Right. Her dad is downstairs and I’m standing here with my dick hanging out ogling his daughter’s legs.

“Sebastian!”

“I’m coming!” I yell to my father who is also here early and decided that if Vee’s family is going to yell at me then so is he. Throwing on some jeans and a t-shirt, I take the stairs and meet Vee’s entirely too large family in the kitchen.

“The food is in the cars,” the guy with dark hair says, pointing to the open front door.

“Good to see you too, Uncle Theo,” I say, simply because I know me calling him uncle gets on his nerves.

“Yell when the food is ready,” he says, snatching a fishing pole from Vee’s Uncle Cade, who is Drew and Bennett’s father, and nodding to my back door. “Jameson and I will be out on the dock.”

So much for a goodnight balcony romp.

I nod as Theo passes by me, leaving Cade lingering behind. “Thanks for having us,” he says, as he claps me on the shoulder.

“We’re happy to have our families together.”

I refrain from reminding him that I offered to have them tomorrow evening but then he says, “There is a ton of food that needs unloading.”

I shake my head. “So I’ve heard. I’m on it.”

Heading outside, I find my mom with her purse and bag. “Hey, sweetie!” My mom wraps me in her arms as my very pregnant sister walks up.

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