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"Everything looks great," he said as he looked around. "We have the ticket booth set up so that people can pay to get in, and it looks like you guys did really well with the snacks and everything. I don't think I've ever been more proud of you all." Allison blushed in embarrassment as she lowered her gaze.

"Thanks," she said as she brushed some loose hair from her face, "but I don't think you should just be complimenting me. It was a team effort by everybody in the kitchens." Immediately, Chase nodded his head in response.

"I guess that's fair," he agreed as he looked down at his watch. "I guess, if anything, I'm just nervous about today. If it doesn't go well, then we're going to have to figure something else out to make for everything that we put into this." Seeing how nervous he was, I shrugged.

"Why don't you let me handle this?" I suggested with a polite smile. "That way you can handle everybody who's showing off their motorcycles for the show." Seeming tempted by this, Chase crossed his arm at me as he thought about this for a moment before shaking his head.

"Alright," he agreed, "but no funny business. I don't need anything screwing this up for the group." Putting a hand to my chest dramatically, I laughed and shook my head at him.

"Funny business?" I asked. "What on Earth do you mean? You never get anything but the best professional behavior from people like me." Chase looked like he was about to say something, but, at that exact second, Rebecca made her way over to the concession stand.

"Hey, Chase," she said when she saw him. "A bunch of the group members are wondering what you want us to do on the other side of the park." Chase winced as he looked back over at Allison and I.

"I better go take care of this," he told us with a sad smile. As soon as the words left his mouth, he turned and walked away, and I sighed as I sat down next to Allison, who was looking around the park.

"There's a lot of people that showed up," she commented as she took in the waves of people coming in. "I never thought that a motorcycle show would be so popular." My jaw dropped as I stared at her in shock and disbelief.

"Have you never been to one of these?" I asked, trying to wrap my head around what she had just admitted to me. When she nodded in response, I cringed. "I can't believe it." Next to me, Rebecca laughed and shook her head at me.

"Why don't you guys go ahead and have some fun?" she offered with a gentle smile. "I can handle everything for now." I frowned as I stared at her for a moment.

"Are you sure?" I asked. "I don't want to take away all your help." Rebecca shook her head in response.

"No problem," she reassured me. "Allison should see this for herself. She hasn't lived until she's experienced her first motorcycle show." Seeing this as the perfect opportunity to get her alone, I turned to Allison.

"What do you think?" I asked, and Allison thought for a second.

"I guess that would be fun," she said that she looked from Rebecca to me and back again, "but are you sure that you'll be able to handle everything over here? I don't want to leave you high and dry without any help." Rebecca waved a hand dismissively at her as she shook her head in response.

"Don't worry about me," she replied. "I can handle everything over here for a little while. Go have some fun." Seeing the mischievous wink Rebecca gave me, I made a mental note to thank Rebecca for everything later. Right now, I was going to get to spend time with my new Little.

Taking her by the hand, I led her across the park and back over towards the parking lot, where all the motorcycles were parked. I was amazed at the fact that she had never seen a motorcycle before, but she really seemed to enjoy herself as she looked around at the different motorcycles each member of the club possessed. However, before long, the magic and wonder seem to wear off on her, and she turned her attention back towards me.

"You think it's possible to head back to the compound already?" she asked, sounding genuinely curious as she spoke. "As much as I hate to say it, I'm a bit bored now." My jaw dropped as I stared at her in shock and disbelief, unable to comprehend the words that she was telling me.

"How can you be bored?" I asked as I stared at her. "I thought that you were going to have fun here." She sighed as she rubbed the back of her neck.

"I was having fun," she reassured me. "It's just that I didn't realize that everything was so…" She paused for a moment, struggling for the words. "I don't know. I guess I just wanted to see the motorcycles in action." Thinking about this, I shrugged.

"What if I took you for a ride?" I offered, eager to get her alone so we could have some fun together. "That way you can see what the bikes are really capable of." An eager smile spread across her face as she bobbed her head up and down in response.

"Yes please, Daddy," she replied as she clung to my arm. "Can we really?" Laughing, I nodded.

"Let me just go talk to Chase, and we'll head out," I told her. "I think you're really going to like this."

CHAPTER NINE

Allison

As much fun as the motorcycle show was, getting to actually ride a motorcycle was even more fun. I couldn't believe how freeing it felt as I clung to Richard on the back of his motorcycle, the wind whipping in my hair as we rode along down the road back to the compound. When we finally arrived, I was completely breathless and giddy.

"You were right," I admitted as I smiled up at him. "That was a lot more fun than the show itself." He laughed as he shook his head at me.

"I'm glad you enjoyed it," he told me before looking back towards the compound. "Now, do you want to head inside and spend some time alone together?" Seeing the mischievous smile on his face, I nodded my head in response.

"I don't see why not, Daddy," I told him, feeling like a child as I pressed my tiny body against him. "After all, it's been too long since we had a lot of fun together." He frowned in confusion as he stared down at me for a moment.

"We had fun last night," he reminded me, and I winced when I realized he didn't understand what I meant.