Read No Man's Daughter: An MC Biker Romance Online
Authors: Kay Perry
Mickey was unexpectedly serious and Lydia felt the entire atmosphere shift.
She was kind of scared. He looked her straight in the eye. “Up until yesterday afternoon, I was a patent attorney. But now I’m a rancher. I bought a ranch about 30 miles outside of town.”
“But that my—” Lydia couldn’t finish. He did that a lot to her.
“I bought your ranch, Lydia. That’s what I came into town for.”
“So you’re from Billings?” Lydia heard her own voice tremble. He nodded. “You took me to bed without
telling me
?” Now she was shouting.
“Well technically I took you to the couch first. Eventually to bed,” he replied. Lydia tossed a pillow at him.
“It’s not for sale," Lydia retorted.
“It’s sold, missy,” he answered. He reached for her but she recoiled. He reached again in such a way she could not evade. “Now stop,” he ordered.
“I’ll rescind,” she said feebly.
“You removed that clause from the contract. Remember? There was some back and forth. I told your lawyer, tell her to be sure. And you were copied on that. Ring any bells? Back and forth,” he said. And then he was quiet. They both were. She could feel him hard against her thigh. “I shouldn’t have said back and forth,” he smiled.
She looked at him. He was such a beautiful man. And now he was her neighbor. “Can you do something about that so we can continue this conversation?” she asked coyly, teasing him with little grazes of her mouth.
“Yes ma’am,” he took her mouth in a consuming kiss. He possessed her, sweeping her mouth, tasting her as he spread her knees with his. In a move he was inside of her. Lydia arched; the feel of him was so delicious. Joining with him felt like Eternity, like everything from all of time designed her to be with him. Just the slightest contact and she was revved towards time-old culmination. He drove into her and with a few short thrusts, her flesh was tremoring around him. Lydia mewled as he pistoned into her, shepherding her up that carnal climb.
Mickey nuzzled in the crook of her neck, murmuring hot, sexy, graphic encouragement that charged Lydia to no end. He pinned her, made her take their sexual heat at he chased his own pleasure after hers. Just as he was about to peak and she was coming back to earth, she sweetly antagonized him with her counter motion, pushing her hips up wantonly, purposefully, grinding him. Lydia swung a leg up on his shoulder, taking him as deeply as she could. Mickey’s eyes fluttered as he dove headlong into ecstasy. Lydia rocked and thrust, pleasuring him down the wave as he came. It was just about the most sensual, erotic experience in her life to share his orgasm.
Mickey crumpled once he was spent. Their morning was quiet and somewhat solemn. He wasn’t planning to be back for 30 more days. And there were no promises after that. He showered and dressed. Dean fed all the guys breakfast as Lydia and another waitress straightened up from the night before. Mickey was almost formal in his goodbye. Lydia was thrown by it.
But she was a big girl. These were the kinds of nights adults shared. It didn’t mean they were married. But now it was the apartment she couldn’t face. Which was a good thing, because it motivated her to start shopping for a house and move on.
Lydia moved on.
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The smell of coffee filled Lydia new kitchen as she sat at the two-seater round. Summer was just about at peak. The sky was bright. All was right and Lydia was on the mend. On a rare day off, she enjoyed her new place. Except for the occasional delivery here, from the straggling final touches of her home furnishing, her place was finally situated. And so was she.
Fully charged from her coffee, Lydia wedged her feet into her running shoes, already tied. Instead of untying them and making it easy on herself, she struggled. Then the doorbell rang. She couldn’t remember what she had ordered but she hoped whatever it was, it was the last of it. The thrill of shopping for the house has worn off. Lydia hopped to the door, skimpy tank top and her powerful legs showcased beneath brief running shorts. “Yes?” she answered not paying much attention.
Mickey O’Halloran stopped and checked her out. “My God, you’re beautiful.” So was he, she thought as her heart was flooded with all kinds of chemistry for him. He was holding a bird cage and inside were two birds. “Not sure exactly what kind these were but I am told they are finches. So I’ve been studying them,” he said as he crossed the threshold uninvited. “Nice place,” he looked around. “How many rooms,” he set the birds down and shoved the door closed in one motion. He swept up Lydia in a passionate embrace.
“Five I think,” Lydia struggled to think.
“Oh five,” Mickey murmured as he hiked Lydia up around his hips. “That’s one of my favorite numbers."
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