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“The best was when I had you in my arms,” he said making me melt.
Cradling the back of my head in his hand, he lifted my chin and kissed my lips.
“I gotta run. But I’ll be back as soon as I can to help with Mama. When that’s done, do you think we could do more of what we did last night?”
“Sounds good to me,” I said getting hard again thinking about it.
Watching him go was the hardest thing I had to do all morning. Actually, the hardest thing might have been walking, considering I still felt the imprint of his huge cock inside of me. I liked it, though. It reminded me of what we had done. It had all been worth the wait.
“No, you didn’t,” Dillon said, not believing me.
“I did,” I confirmed, over the moon.
“Oh my God, Hil, I’m so proud of you. My boy is finally a man,” he joked, feigning tears.
“By the way, why didn’t you warn me about the morning after?”
Dillon became more serious. “What do you mean?”
“I can barely walk straight. You could have told me to expect that, Mr. I’ve slept with a bunch of guys, so I have a lot of experience.”
“What do you mean that you can’t walk straight?”
“I mean that it hurts to walk.”
“Wait, how big was he?”
Remembering that he had two fingers in me, I looked down at my hand and made a triangle with my middle finger on top.
“I don’t know. Like, the width of three or four fingers. Hello? Dillon? Are you still there?”
“Hil, love you, but I officially hate you.”
“What do you mean?”
“So, not only is the first guy you stumble upon the sweetest, nicest, most gorgeous guy ever, but he’s so big that you can’t walk straight the next day? How did you get so lucky?”
“Maybe I was saving it up after being unlucky for so long?”
“Well, whatever you do, do not screw this up. You may never find another guy like him,” he warned me.
I felt a weight in my heart thinking about what I had to tell Dillon next.
“Speaking of screwing things up, I might have a problem?”
“What is it? That you’ve also won the lottery’s jackpot after playing it for the first time?” he joked.
“No.” I paused. “Did you tell Remy that you’ve heard from me?”
“No! You told me not to. And it’s been very hard, by the way. He keeps calling me. You know I have a hard time not giving that man anything he wants whenever he looks at me.”
“Again, eww. And I told you how important it is that you not mention anything about me. He has ways of making people talk. And you wouldn’t like any of them.”
“You keep making Remy seem like this bad guy. But I really don’t think he is.”
“Trust me, Dillon, you want to stay away from him. Everybody in my family is poison, including me.”
“Don’t say that, Hil. You’re the greatest guy I know. I don’t know where I would be without you. You’re basically my fairy godmother. No one would have done for me what you have.”
