Hot & Spicy: De La Cruz Saga (52 page)

CHAPTER SIXTY-FIVE
 

FINALLY
I
HAVE
JESSY
EN
mis brazos, thought Jose Enrique, heading to his carro. “Mi amor, I’m taking you to mi casa,” said Jose Enrique, putting Jessy in the carro.

“Mi vida, I will love that, but mis padres will get real pissed,” said Jessy, looking at him with her huge golden brown ojos.

“Mi amor, tus padres are at the hospital right now, and I don’t want to leave you by yourself en tu casa. Tu mama fainted and is doing well now. I don’t know when they will be back en tu casa,” said Jose Enrique, driving to his casa as quick as possible.

“Okay,” said Jessy with relief that he is taking her to his casa.
I don’t want to be alone ever again.

Jose Enrique arrives at his casa at the same time that Carlos y Paty did. Carlos is taking Paty out of the carro real carefully, trying not to hurt her injuries. Jose Enrique opens the door for Carlos to walk into la casa.

“See ya later,” said Carlos, walking toward Paty and his cuarto in a hurry.

“Si, later,” said Jose Enrique, taking Jessy to his cuarto and laying her on his cama. “Mi amor, do you want to take a shower, or do you just want to go to sleep for a while?”

Jessy is looking at Jose Enrique, wanting to stay close to him. Todo su emotions reflecting in her hermoso ojos,
si, I need a shower. I want him to shower with me. I need mi vida to hold me.
“Mi vida, I want to shower with you, and then I want to sleep in tus brazos naked. I want to feel you next to me. I want to feel your skin, your scent, y tu fuerzas,” said Jessy in a low whisper.

“Si, mi amor,” said Jose Enrique, picking her up, taking her to the shower. He slowly undresses, and then slowly undresses Jessy with lots of tenderness y amor.

“Mi vida, love me, please love me,” said Jessy in a low voz, pulling him close for un beso.
Si, I need to feel his amor
, she thought desperately.

“Si, mi amor,” said Jose Enrique, giving her lots of soft, tender besos that slowly built up into an urgent fury passion.

Jose Enrique makes love to Jessy with all of his amor, slowly taking her out of the darkness into their hermoso cielo. Slowly Jessy is drawn out of hell and brought into their heaven. Jessy holds onto Jose Enrique with all of her strength. Jessy falls into a peaceful sleep in Jose Enrique’s brazos after their lovemaking.

Si, finally mi amor is sleeping. I was so afraid that she would not return to me. I felt her far away. Her alma was in a dark frightening place. Si, she is near me again, close to mi alma. I will make sure she is always near me. I will never leave her alone, ever.

CHAPTER SIXTY-SIX
 

THE
TWENTY
-
FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
FOR
the De La Cruz Inc. is a huge success. All the media, amigos, familia, y clients are in attendance. The entire familia is enjoying the celebration. The night is warm, and todas las mujers look hermosas in their formal evening dresses. Each one is wearing their gown with style and grace. The outside observers and media are enthralled with the De La Cruz mujers’ beauty y su guapos esposos.

The news media is busy taking pictures and attempting to catch a De La Cruz for an interview. The media wants more than anything to be able to speak to one of the four De La Cruz mujers that was kidnapped by the Mexican Cartel.

The kidnapping has had the entire media in a frenzy to get the news. The media is also astonished that the entire familia eloped to Vegas within the last few weeks. What’s up with that?

Jose Enrique made sure that there are plenty of guards at the doors and the property. Nobody is allowed to enter without an invitation. The entire familia has guards stationed around them 24/7. The media is only able to take photos of the De La Cruz’s as they exited their carros and approach to enter the celebrations.

Si, it has been great to have Greg in charge of our investment department y Carlos in charge of the human resource department. Everything has worked out terrific. The entire familia compania has a member of la familia monitoring every area. Now I can relax a little and enjoy mi mujer y familia
, thought Jose Enrique with a huge smile.

The last few weeks have been a nightmare. It appeared for a moment that the entire familia was surrounded by evil. It was really agonizing to see tu familia get hurt. I felt so helpless and afraid. We all learned a valuable lesson. We are now in a position where evil will attempt to hurt us financially y emotionally. We will not let our guards down ever again.

Si, I give gracias a Dios that the evil has dissipated. We are now enjoying our familia in peace. Todos los primos are expecting their bebes with their amor. Our padres are muy feliz.

Jose Enrique takes Jessy’s mano and walks to the dance floor. “Have I told you, mi amor, how bella you look tonight? I love you,” said Jose Enrique, pulling her close, breathing in her delicious smell.
Hmmm … I can feel the small bump in her tummy. Si, it is mi bebe growing.
He smiles, closing his hermoso green ojos.

“Mi vida, I love you,” said Jessy with a sigh, loving to feel his strong brazos around her.
Si, mi vida is always holding me tight, I feel so safe, and cherish. He picks me up from mi casa in the mornings and takes me home in the evenings after dinner. Soon we will be married and live in our casa. Si soy feliz con mi vida y bebe.

GLOSSARY
 

A

Abuela – grandmother

Adios – bye

Agua – water

Alegría – happy

Alma – soul

Amiga – female friend

Amigo – male friend

Amor– love

Ano – year

Appoyo – support

Asi – like that

Avisos – notice’s

Aye – yes

Ayuda – help

B

Bano - bathroom

Bastardos - bastards

Bebe – baby

Bella – beautiful

Belleza – beautiful

Bendicion - blessings

Beso –kiss

Boca - mouth

Boda – wedding

Bonita – pretty

Bota – boot

Brazos – arms

C

Caballero - gentleman

Cabessa – head

Caliente – hot

Calma - calm

Calmate – calm down

Cama – bed

Cara – face

Carne asada – grilled beef

Carro – car

Casa – house

Cerveza – beer

Chicas – girls

Chicos – guys

Chingada – cuss word, vulgar, to fuck off

Chiquita – small (female)

Cinco – five

Claro – of course

Cocina – kitchen

Comadre – child godmother or close female friend

Como – how

Compadre – child godfather or close male friend

Compania – company

Consejos – advise

Contenta – happy, (female)

Corazon – heart

Corona – crown or the brand of a beer

Cosas – things

Cuarto – room

Cuerpo – body

D

Del - of

Derecha – right

Despertar – wake up

Diablo – devil

Dias – days

Dice – said

Diablo – devil

Diez – ten

Dime – tell me

Dinero – money

Dios – God

Disgustado - mad

Divina – divine

Dolor – pain

Dos – two

E

El – the

Enojado -mad

Es – is

Esposa – wife

Esposo – husband

Estan – here they are

Estos - these

Este – this

F

Familia – family

Fantastico –fantastic

Felicidad – happiness

Feliz – happy

Flautas– rolled up tacos

Forzar – to force

Fuerzas – the forces

G

Gente – people

Guey – jerk

Gusto – pleasure

H

Hecho - done

Hermana – sister

Hermano – brother

Hermosa – beautiful

Hola – hi

Hombre – man

Hora – time

I

Idiota – idiot

Imbéciles – imbecile

J

Juego – game

Jugar – play

Juntas – together - feminine

Juntos – together -masculine

L

La – the

Loco – crazy

Los – the

M

Madrina – godmother

Maestro – teacher

Magnifico - magnificent

Mama – mother

Mañana – tomorrow

Mano – hand

Mata - kill

Matrimonio – marriage

Mente – mind

Metas – interfere

Mi – me

Mia – mine – (female)

Mio – mine (male)

Mis – my

Mujer – woman

N

Nieta – grand daughter

Nieto – grand son

Nietos – grandchildren

Niña – girl

Niño – boy

Nota – note

Novia – girlfriend, fiancée

Novio – boyfriend, fiancé

Nuestro - ours

Nunca – never

O

Ojos – eyes

Otra – other

P

Pan – bread

Papa – dad

Para - for

Pasando - happening

Patron – boss

Paz – peace

Pelo – hair

Pequenos - small

Perfecto - perfect

Piso – floor

Poder- power

Por – for

Por favor – please

Precioso–beautiful

Princesa – princess

Problema – problem

Pronto – hurry

Pueblo – town

Puta – prostitute

Q

Quieres – want

Quince – fifteen

Quinceaneria –15th birthday celebration

R

Raza – ethnic group

Razon – reason

Regalo – gift

Reina – queen

Ricos – wealthy, rich

Rosas - Roses

S

Sabado – Saturday

Sabes – know

Santos – saints

Si – yes

Siempre - always

Sobrino – nephew

Soy – I am

Suegros – in laws

Sus – their

T

Taco – food –corn tortilla and meat

Tamale – corn and meat type pie

Tambien – also

Tengo – have

Terco - stubborn

Tesoros – treasures

Tia – aunt

Tiempo - time

Tienen – have

Tio – uncle

Toda – all- feminine

Todo – all – masculine

Tortillas – flat corn type of bread

Trabajo – work

Tranquilo – calm

Tres – three

Tu – your

V

Vamos – go

Vato – man

Vece –

Vida - life

Viejas – old woman

Vister - dress

Vida –life

Voz – voice

Y

Y – and

Ya – that

Z

Zorro - skunk