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This man is amazing.
When I open the doors tomorrow morning, this place will be full of screams of excitement, but right now with the doors locked, it’s full of screams of passion as my big hulking mountain man has his way with me.
I cum all over his big dick and then collapse on my desk in exhaustion. His large body shudders as he empties his hot load into me. It’s a sexy sight. He’s so fucking gorgeous.
His words ring in my head as I watch him recover from his thunderous orgasm.
Maybe we should get started on making our own gymnastics team.
He has been talking about having kids more and more lately, but I’ve been so focused and stressed about opening the gym that I haven’t really been taking him seriously.
Now that it’s ready, I’m starting to listen.
Kids with this man does sound like fun.
I might just have to take him up on it soon.
He tries to pull out of me, but I wrap my legs around him and hold him inside for a little longer. He grins when he sees the look on my face.
A look that says ‘We’re not done yet.’
Maybe I’ll take him up on it right now…
Epilogue
Aiden
Three years later…
“What do you guys want for lunch?” Colin asks as he stretches out on the chair with his feet on the desk.
I’m analyzing a fascinating old map of the town that the mayor found in a dusty storage room in city hall. She gave it to me last week and I’ve been obsessed with it ever since.
“Pizza,” Julian says as he tosses a tennis ball to himself while Charlie watches on the floor.
“We had pizza three days ago,” Colin grumbles. “I’m thinking we get some burgers to go from McArthur’s.”
I trace my fingertip along a river that cuts through the map as I half-listen to my Search and Rescue coworkers arguing about what’s better, pizza or burgers.
It’s a Tuesday in late November and all of the tourists are gone. It’s the quiet time of year up here so the likelihood of someone getting lost today is just about as likely as these two agreeing on what to eat.
“The fries are going to be soggy by the time you get your lazy ass back here,” Julian says as he tosses the tennis ball into the air over and over. “Pizza is good hot or cold.”
“What do you think, Aiden?” Colin asks me. “You’re the tie-breaker. Bland tasteless pizza or hot juicy burgers and crisp French fries?”
“Cold French fries,” Julian interrupts.
“I vote for subs from Cliffside Tavern,” I say, just to wind them up even more.
It sets them off and a new round of arguing and complaining starts.
We need some action. This is always a hard time of year when the days drag on. But I guess a boring day for us is a good day for everyone else, so I shouldn’t complain.
We’re not anywhere close to agreeing on what to eat when the front door opens and we all look over.
My heart swells up in happiness when I see Kylee and our two-year-old son Ethan walking in.
“Hello!” she says with a big smile.
