Virgin for Sale

When Kerry turns to look at me, I nod in her direction.

It’s a start, but as far as I’m concerned, she’s got a long way to go.

We eat our food, and Kerry fills the silence, talking about a current program she’s watching. I listen as Faye laughs. She’s not faking it either. Her happiness and humor are genuine.

After we finish, I clean away the empty cartons as Faye helps Kerry with her homework. Taking a long shower, I wait as they finish up.

Once they have, Faye joins me on the sofa and straddles my lap. “Thank you.”

“What for?”

“For whatever you said to Kerry. I finally feel like I got my sister back tonight, and I know it’s because of you.”

I smile. “I’ll give you anything you want. You just got to ask.”

For several seconds she just stares at me. I’m very happy with her straddling my cock, but I wait, patiently.

“Hold me, Chase.”

“Forever.”

Chapter Fifteen

Faye

surreal. I love it completely. Kerry goes in and out of liking him, which is more than fine with me. I don’t expect her to like my man immediately. There are days I’m not sure I like him. He rides my ass at work. He never accepts second best, and I never give it to him that

for his company nearly four months, and three of them I’ve spent in close proximity to the boss. I’ve even been

lips travel down my back, and when his hands cup my ass, spreading the cheeks wide, I know what he wants. For the past couple of weeks, he’s been teasing me, preparing me. He’ll spread my cheeks wide, make me moan, and

The pain. The burn.

to turn

stroking between my slit to tease my clit. He wants to own every

right now is I think he owns more than he

out as being a one-way ticket of earning money has turned into so much more. Chase has somehow gotten into my heart,

want to

burn and drives me

he’s done, whenever he finishes inside me, he doesn’t walk away. He holds me throughout the night, and in the morning, we share breakfast. We do the same things

I’m scared it’s going to go away, terrified I’m going to fuck it up,

wasn’t part of

out how I was going to handle Kerry, the debt, all of it, but it wasn’t this. Walking into that elevator that