Page 64 of Coastal Runaway

I whipped around to find Keegan leaning against the entryway to the kitchen. My jaw dropped. Her hair was in a messy bun with sunglasses propped on her head. She had on a neon pink triangle bikini that barely covered her nipples and lifted her boobs in a way that made my mouth water. The bottoms cut high on her hips and I bet if she turned around then I would get the most beautiful view of her ass.

Even her small tattoo was on full display and I couldn’t help the possessive feeling that raked over me.

“Pick your jaw off the floor, you’re drooling.” She smirked.

I touched my chin like I was thinking, “I’m not sure if I want you to go upstairs to change, or if I want to take you upstairs so I can rip that off of you.”

She laughed and I prowled towards her slowly. She rested her back against the wall and I placed a hand above her head as I invaded her space.

“I think you’re getting too comfortable with openly showing me affection,” she said while drawing small circles around my right nipple. Goosebumps erupted down my stomach.

I leaned in and whispered in her ear, “baby, if you would let me, I would drag you outside and fuck you in that hot tub in front of everyone just to show the world that you’re mine.”

“Brute.”

“Brat.”

I looked around to make sure the coast was clear before giving her a light kiss on the lips. When I pulled back she wore the biggest smile.

I was so gone for this girl.

I pushed off the wall and sent her outside with a light slap on her ass. She peered back at me laughing as she walked away swaying her hips extra hard just to fuck with me.

I heard a knock at the door followed by a “hello, anyone home?”

Maggie came sauntering into the house with two guys that I recognized from other parties here at the house. I’m pretty certain that they’re hockey players, but I wasn't sure.

One of them had his arm around Maggie’s shoulder and introduced himself as Ryan. He was slightly shorter than me and had brown hair that was long and curly. I introduced myself and gestured towards where everyone was out by the pool.

“Yay! You came!” Maeve squealed as she jumped out of the pool and ran over to Ryan’s friend. He scooped her up so her legs wrapped around his waist and started attacking her mouth with his. I nearly choked at the sight, spilling my drink out onto the pool deck.

“What the fuck?”

“Get your hands off of her.”

Aiden and Nolan started approaching their younger sister and her new boy toy when I stepped in front of them with my hands up.

“Calm down guys, let her explain,” I said trying to ease the tension of the situation.

The punk had the good sense to put Maeve back on the ground, but kept a possessive arm around her shoulder as if guarding her from her own brothers. I didn’t like that.

“Guys, this is my boyfriend, Nick.” She looked nervous as if she didn’t know if this public declaration would make her brothers lose their minds. Maeve always liked to poke and keep her siblings on their toes.

Nick, as Maeve called him, was an absolute behemoth of a man. He had dirty blonde hair that was long enough to tie into a bun on the top of his head.

Douche.

“Hi, Nick, I’m Nolan, and this is Aiden,” Nolan gestured between the two of them, “we’re Maeve’s older brothers, and I am going to have to insist that you remove your hands from my sister before we kindly throw you out of our fucking house.” Nolan’s voice was frighteningly calm as anger steamed off of him.

“Nolan, shut up. He’s staying. We’re dating. Get over it.” Maeve rolled her eyes and led the behemoth into the pool.

Nolan looked like he was about to fight back when his eyes snagged on Maggie and Ryan making out on one of the outdoor couches on the patio. Something passed over his face before he straightened and put back on the emotionless mask that he often wore around women.

“I’m going to make another pitcher of margs.” He said as he stormed into the house.

I turned to Aiden, “well, today just got interesting.”

“I know she’s an adult,” he said while putting both hands behind his head, “but I just worry that she sees the good in people who don’t deserve her.”