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She moaned as he withdrew his fingers and plunged into her once more. “I can’t wait to have all of your children.”
“I’m putting my baby in you next,” he said with mischief in his gray eyes.
“No, you’re not,” Marcello fired back. “I was supposed to get the first child. All of you assholes got what you wanted but me.”
“You got me,” Alex said in a singsong tone.
“Yeah, princess, I did.” He kissed her lips as Bastian fingered her. “But my brothers made promises. Bash got your virginity. Luca got to marry you. Damian wanted to be the first to claim your ass. And I wanted to get you pregnant.”
She moaned into his mouth. “You’ll have your chance, Marcello. You’re next. Okay?”
Bastian groaned but didn’t complain. We owed Marcello after fucking him over, ignoring his only request with Alex. But fuck, how could any of us pull out when she felt so damn good?
After she came, Alex climbed onto Bastian’s lap, sucking his bottom lip into her mouth. He stripped off his shirt, and then he worked on removing her sundress. They were both naked and panting, breathless, as Bastian lifted her onto his cock.
Alex cried out as he stretched out her pussy. “Go slow, Bash. I’m really pregnant and can’t handle the roughness.” She clutched his shoulders, her eyes moving between us. “Make love to me.”
He bounced her up and down on his cock, taking his time. “Come for me, Cherry.”
She moaned his name and whispered that she loved him. That she loved all of us. Right as she was about to come, I reached over and massaged her clit. Our sexy queen unraveled like a ball of yarn, her orgasms spilling out of her.
My cell phone rang, interrupting our moment of perfection. I sighed when I saw Sonny Cormac’s name on the screen because I told the Knights not to call while we were in Italy.
“It must be important,” Alex said when she saw the Caller ID. “You should get it.”
I put the phone on speaker so everyone could hear. “This better be good.”
“Drake is gone.” Sonny struggled to catch his breath. “The Lucaya Group blew up his lab at Battle Industries.”
Alex covered her mouth with her hand and gasped. “No.”
“You need to get home,” Sonny continued. “You’re not safe.”
We once thought The Lucaya Group killed Bastian and Damian’s parents. It was all a lie. But that still didn’t remove the threat. Drake Battle developed an artificial intelligence software that put him on the radar of governments around the world, terrorist organizations, and even crime syndicates.
Over the past year, we’d had our share of close encounters, dodging constant threats. The group wanted Drake’s software, powerful tech that in the wrong hands could kill millions of people. That was the reason Drake canceled the program. The beta proved too unstable to release into the world.
“Get home now,” Sonny added. “The Knights need their leader.” He blew air into the receiver. “There’s one more thing… I found a girl in a Mac Corp shipping container. She’s the daughter of Cian Doyle.”
Marcello took the phone from my hand to talk to his best friend. “Are you fucking kidding me, Son?”
“Afraid not. We were going to send her back until she begged us to let her stay. I left her at the safe house in Beacon Bay.”
“Cian Doyle is Declan’s enemy,” I pointed out. “Why the fuck haven’t you handed her over to him?”
Declan O’Shea was Sonny’s uncle and an Irish Mob boss. He lived in Beacon Bay and served his purpose occasionally. But Cian was even more powerful, with strong ties to the IRA and other groups that ran guns and drugs.
“Because I’m trying to figure out what she’s hiding,” Sonny shot back. “I’ll deal with the girl. Don’t worry about it.”
“How old is she?” Bastian asked.
“In her early twenties.”
“Figure out what she’s hiding and then get rid of her,” I ordered. “Alex is ready to pop out the twins. We don’t need another crazy mob boss breathing down our backs.”
“I’ll handle it,” Sonny promised. “It won’t blow back on any of you or the Knights.”
“It better not,” I fired back. “Assemble the local Knights to help look for Drake.” I glanced at the time on my cell phone. “We’ll get the next flight out.”
