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Her cup was set in front of her before her Daddy lowered himself into the seat next to her.
“Morning,” Kade said to the men.
Gabriel smiled at them but didn’t have a chance to respond before they heard an excited squeal as Ivy came skipping toward them.
“Remi!”
Grinning at Ivy, she waved, and suddenly, having a Little friend there with her at the breakfast table made things not feel so scary anymore.
SEVENTEEN
KADE
The women chatted enthusiastically with each other until Bear brought out a stack of pancakes and set them in the middle of the table. Then he set a pink plastic plate directly in front of Remi that had a pancake in the shape of a bear’s face, complete with blueberry eyes and a whipped cream smile.
She looked up at Bear with a wide grin. “Thanks, Bear.”
“Welcome, sweetheart. I’ll bring you one too, Ivy,” he said before disappearing into the kitchen again.
Ivy clapped her hands. “One of the best things about being Little is when Bear makes fun foods for me.”
Steele shook his head, but he had a smile on his face as he stared adoringly at his Little girl. “You’re one spoiled Little girl.”
When Kade looked down at Remi, she was already digging into her pancakes and somehow had whipped cream on her hands. Grabbing a napkin, he reached over and cleaned her up, winking at her when she looked up at him. It seemed all the nervousness she’d been feeling before they’d left the apartment was gone, and she was in full Little Space. He hoped to keep her in that headspace all day to keep her mind off things.
He was still reeling from his orgasm in the shower. Having her mouth on him was heaven, and watching as she sucked him down made it impossible to hold off. It had been everything he could do not to carry her out to the bedroom and fuck her right then and there. She needed time to figure out if she was sure, though. He also didn’t just want to take her impulsively. It was important that her first time was special and that he took extra care to make it as comfortable as possible for her.
He felt a tug on his cut and when he glanced down, he realized Remi was already done with her breakfast.
“Can we go play in the playroom?” she asked quietly.
Glancing over at Ivy who was also done with her breakfast, he nodded. “As long as Steele is okay with it too.”
The girls squealed and scrambled to get out of their seats, joining hands as soon as they were close to each other while making their way into the playroom that was set up for Littles. It was full of books and toys and comfy seating so Daddies could sit in there with their Littles if they wanted to.
As soon as they were out of sight, Kade realized he already missed her. Steele and Gabriel chuckled, making him look over at the two men. “What?”
Steele had a shit-eating grin on his face. “You’re in love.”
Shrugging, he tried to brush it off, but his friend was right. He was head over heels in love, and he just hoped Remi would feel the same way about him some day.
Gabriel nodded toward the playroom. “She’s adorable, though. She’s always been adorable even in all black, but it’s cool to see this side of her too.”
Smiling at his friend, Kade was grateful for the chaplain. Gabriel was one of those people you could tell anything to and he would never tell a soul. They’d had a few heart-to-hearts over the years and he was the only one in the club who knew he’d had feelings for Remi for years. “Thanks, man.”
The men sat around the table and talked, and soon, other men joined them: Talon and then Bear and then Storm. Silver was nowhere to be seen, which for some reason was starting to get under Kade’s skin. There was something about the guy he just couldn’t put his finger on.
“So what’s the plan?” Faust asked.
Kade sighed. “She’s going back to work tomorrow. I need at least one or two men on her at all times when she’s at work. She’s not happy about it, but she doesn’t get a choice in the matter of her safety.”
Faust grunted. “Good.”
Grinning at the grumpy man, Kade nodded. “I’m behind on some jobs, so I’m going to go back to work tomorrow too. I’ll have some prospects accompany her to work and stay posted there during her shift. So far, the person leaving the letters has only left them at her apartment. I doubt anyone would be ballsy enough to do anything at The Hangout where a bunch of bikers are always hanging out.”
Steele nodded, seeming to be deep in thought. “She hasn’t had anyone at work hitting on her or acting strange?”
Shaking his head, Kade shrugged. “Not that she can think of. She said she has people hitting on her all the time, but that’s pretty normal when you work in a bar.”
