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Authors: Jordan Silver

Tags: #lolita erotica, #alpha male

I rolled over onto my back one arm over my
eyes.
“Go to your room.”
She crawled off the bed in misery and left
no doubt cursing my ass in her head, as long as she kept it there
though she was fine if she made the mistake of uttering one cuss
word at me it would be her ass again. She was a spoilt little bitch
who seemed to think she could get around me with pussy. Never
happen, add the fact that I was realizing more and more as the days
went by that she was beginning to mean more to me than just a
summer fuck and there was no way I could let that behavior go. That
was another thing bothering me, how the fuck do I let her go at the
end of the summer?
Chapter 7

 

In the morning she looked all dejected and
lost, it tore at me but she wasn’t getting away with that shit,
from what I could see her parents had been letting her get away
with murder, obviously too afraid of alienating their daughter, I
didn’t have that problem. She needed a firm hand to guide her and
someone who was going to beat her ass when she needed it. I wasn’t
about to give into her because she sulked no way let her figure out
what she was supposed to do to get back into my good graces. The
fact that I had been jealous as fuck was secondary the point is she
had no right pressing herself up against another man only hours
after I’d had her, fuck that shit. The thing with Pamela Sue was
unfortunate but I had in no way instigated that shit and was not
about to be held accountable for it, I wasn’t a fucking monk before
we met and she had enough sense to know that.
She did her routine on the obstacle course
the one that I’d developed for her to keep her body trim and neat
without building too much muscle, when I had her beneath me I
wanted to feel all woman, none of that hard body bull shit. She did
her thing while I did mine not saying a word to her every once in a
while she’d look over at me, I noticed she no longer had a mutinous
look on her face, more like a lost little girl look, still it
wasn’t enough to make me give in.
I left her there when I was done and went to
do my laps in the pool, when she came in I got out and went to make
our shakes. By mid afternoon she was miserable I could see it
written all over her but said nothing as I went about my daily
routine, I was almost tempted to leave her there alone and head
into the office for a few but somehow I didn’t really want to be
far away from her either. I’d grown use to her in the short tine
she’d been here, I wanted her smile and that tinkling laugh of hers
that made my heart act crazy, wanted the precocious little lover
who likes to run her fingertips up and down my cock and bat her
lashes at me when she wants to fuck.
I was sitting in the family room in my
recliner reading the paper after I couldn’t concentrate worth shit
on work when she came in and knelt at my feet.
When she didn’t say anything I lowered the
paper and looked at her bent head.


Was there something you
wanted Nicola?”

“I’m sorry.”
Thank fuck; I kept my face blank as I raised
her chin to look at her.


Don’t do that shit again,
I’m a grown man baby that shit you pulled could get you in a world
of hurt do yourself a favor right here and now and make up your
mind not to ever do that shit again you hearing me?”


Yes.” She looked sorry
enough but knowing her stubborn hardheaded ass who knew if she
really understood or if we’d be back here again. I shifted the
paper around so she could crawl into my lap which she did with a
huge smile; with her head on my shoulder I went back to reading
while she was content to just sit there in my arms and play with my
chest.

Shit we still had two months to go.
THE END
Stay tuned for book 2 Bred
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