“Oh, a classic.” I chuckled, gripped his dick, and sucked on the head.
Gideon moaned as he swallowed my cock. Gravity was on my side and as he began thrusting into my mouth, I opened wide and let him fuck my face.
He squeezed my balls and there was no way I was gonna last, so I sped up.
“Fuck!” he whimpered…and then he was filling my mouth.
A minute later I was exploding down his throat, arching up, loving how he gagged on my cock and devoured every drop I had in me.
“Damn.” He rolled off me, his feet beside my head. “I can’t move.”
“We can sleep like this,” I joked.
We laughed, but the next thing I knew, I was being woken up by a buzzing noise. I lifted my head and saw mine and Gideon’s cell phones vibrating across the nightstand.
“Gid.” I slapped his leg and got up to get my phone.
“Wha…”
“Phone.” I hit the button and held it to my ear. “Hello?” I didn’t recognize the number.
I peeked over at Gideon as he answered, and judging by his expression, he didn’t know who was calling him either.
“Best not lose sight of your flock, for the moment that you do, the wolf will have his fill,” a robotic voice said, and the call disconnected.
Gideon’s face morphed into rage in a beat. He looked up at me. “Who was that? What did they say?”
“Don’t know. The person used a voice modulator to make them sound like a robot. They said, ‘Best not lose sight of your flock?—’”
“For the moment that you do, the wolf will have his fill,” Gideon finished the line.
“Yeah.”
“I think the voice was a computer that called us both, but who else did they contact?”
“I’ll call Dean.” Gideon hopped off the bed and started dressing as the phone rang; he had it on speaker.
It took a few rings for Dean’s sleepy voice to answer. “Hmmllo?”
“Dean.”
“Gid?”
“Has anyone called you?”
“Yeah, you, idiot.”
Gideon’s shoulders fell in relief. “No one else?”
There was silence for a beat. “What’s wrong, Gideon?”
“I’ll tell you when I know. You, Rita, and Matteo don’t leave the house until I say it’s safe.”
“Gid, you gotta give me something more. Rita’s gonna hound me.”
Gideon sighed. “I got a call tonight, a threat to watch my flock. The person—and I could guess it was Benito’s doing—said that the moment I look away, the wolf will play. I need everyone to stay put. Your house is secure; you have security there. I will call as soon as I know more.”
“Okay. Gid. Stay safe.”
