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I spread her legs, making love to her again, hearing those soft moans and gasps as I took her once more. When we were done, I looked at my watch, noticing it was close to noon.
“Shit, do you have work today?” I asked.
She shook her head. “Nah, I’m on call, but the animals should be fine. We should head back, though, before it gets too late.”
I breathed a sigh of relief. The last thing I wanted was to be the man responsible for animals and their problems because of us spending the night together like this.
“Well yeah, we should go back,” I told her.
I grabbed her hand and went back towards the horses. Last night was amazing, almost mesmerizing. I never shared a part of my life like I did last night with Tina, and I’d do it again if I had a chance.
That was how much I enjoyed her, how much I wanted to be around her, and honestly . . . I had it bad.
It was rare for me to feel this kind of connection with anyone. I never enjoyed a person like I enjoyed Tina, and I wanted nothing more than to preserve these moments together, no matter what.
When we got on the horses, Tina pointed toward the farm. “Last one there is a rotten egg!”
“You’re on!”
We each grabbed the reins, both of us speeding down the pathway, laughing as we tried to one-up each other, moving as fast as we could with the reins in our hands.
The horses moved fast, and as we sped past some of the farmland, now teeming with cattle because of my assistants who brought them out, Tina looked over at the cows and grinned.
“They seem happy,” she said.
“They are. I’m glad I got to show you the whole farm.”
“Next time, we should go camping out there. Make a little fire and make food out there. Tell stories and stuff.”
“I’d love that.”
Most of the girls I dated or tried to date in the past weren’t into the outdoors, and usually, they weren’t all that interested in camping and the like. But when I talked to Tina, I felt like she truly did care.
That was what I enjoyed about her. She cared, and I loved that about her.
When we got closer to the farm, I noticed a couple of silhouettes nearby. What were those people doing there? I saw a familiar black car as well, parked near Tina’s car.
Wait, was that . . . my father? What the hell was he doing there? We stopped near the fringe of the farm, and Tina pointed to the cars there.
“Do you know who they are? I hope they’re not patients that found out I was here with you,” she said.
I sighed and looked forward. “Yeah, I know who they are. And this isn’t looking good.”
We slowly made our way up to where the cars were, my anxiety rushing through my body. I had no clue what was going to happen or why my father, of all people, was here.
He knew better than to show up to the farm uninvited, though, so it pissed me off that he was even here.
I disembarked off the horse, heading to the two men in suits in front of me. One of them was my father, whom I was sure of; the other was a guy I didn’t know, but he was here with my father, so that could only mean one thing.
Bad news.
When I approached, I looked at my father and the other guy in the suit.
“And who might you be?” I asked.
“Well, aren’t you going to at least say hello to your own father first?” my dad said.
“What’s there to discuss? This is the first time you’ve come to see me in years. What could you possibly want?” I asked him.
