Total pages in book: 29
Estimated words: 27306 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 137(@200wpm)___ 109(@250wpm)___ 91(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 27306 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 137(@200wpm)___ 109(@250wpm)___ 91(@300wpm)
She tilts her head back a bit, and I press my lips to hers. I can feel her heart racing against my chest as my own heart rate quickens. With my hand on the back of her head, I slip my tongue between her lips. Being this close only enhances my desire for her and my erection starts to swell as I explore her body with my free hand. God, she’s sweet. So fucking sweet.
I pull her onto my lap so she can feel what she’s doing to me.
I grab her ass with both of my hands and rub her against my cock. I can come right now just thinking about what it might be like to be inside her. I drop my head and bite at her tits through her top. I have to see them. I need to know how they taste. I claw at her t-shirt and have it almost over her head when the doorbell rings.
She stops cold and pulls her shirt back down. Fuck! Can this really be happening? The bell rings again, and someone begins pounding on the door.
“Should you get it or should I?” Lori, who’s off my lap and seated beside me, asks.
“I’ll get it,” I groan and stand up. I adjust my pants on the way to the door, hoping I won’t have to carry this boner around all day. I open the door to find Deputy Bush at the threshold.
“I brought the mug books over like you asked, Sir,” he tells me.
The fact that I called him this morning completely slipped my mind.
“Good. I don’t think Lori would have been comfortable leaving her grandmother here to come to the station.”
“Do you have a description of the suspect that we can put out?”
“No, not yet,” I answer and watch as he checks the time. “The girl slept in late. She was up all night.”
“Oh, yeah, I get it.” Bush nods his head.
I bring him into the living room and tell Lori, “Deputy Bush is going to go through the mug books with you. Let him know if you recognize anyone in the photos. I’ll be right back.”
I excuse myself and go to the bathroom for a moment to compose myself. If we hadn’t been interrupted, I’d be tasting her sweet pussy about now.
Bush brought the books for the entire county. I watch from across the room as Lori scans every page. She’s not going to find him in there. I’m sure of it. Every so often he asks, “Anyone?” and she shakes her head. She finishes checking the last of the four books and shrugs her shoulders.
“I’m sorry but I don’t recognize any of them. It was dark, and I didn’t get the best look at him. He could be in there, but nobody jumps out at me.”
“That’s alright. It was a shot in the dark anyway.”
“Do you have the statement ready? I can bring it to the station and get it typed up for you,” Bush suggests.
“No, we were just getting into that when you got here,” I reply and an awkward smirk rises on Lori’s lips. “Let’s just finish that up right now so Deputy Bush can take it with him. Is that alright, Lori?”
“Yes. It’s better to get it done while Nana is resting.”
“Alright. Tell us everything you remember about the incident last night.”
“Well, once I put Nana to bed, I went to my room. I was in bed for about three hours when I heard noises coming from downstairs. It sounded like furniture being slid across the floor. I guess maybe the guy bumped into something in the dark. I waited to see if I heard anything else, and that’s when I noticed the silence. My fan had gone off. I got up and tried the light switch, but the light didn’t come on so I grabbed my phone and ran to Nana’s room to call for help. I didn’t want her in there alone…”
“Take your time, sweetheart. When you’re ready, tell us what happened next.”
She takes a deep breath and continues, “I heard the man come up the stairs and the floorboards creak in the hall. I knew he was coming toward the room so I tried to whisper into the phone. But then he came into the room, and that’s when I started screaming at the operator. He came toward us, and I pulled the bat out from under the bed. I guess Nana kept it there for protection. I swung it at him and he laughed. It was a creepy, deep laugh. He said, ‘Put it down before you hurt yourself.’ I remember that. That’s when I held up the phone and told him the police were on the way. He said he’d be finished by the time you got here and laughed again. He left the room, closing the door on us, and I could hear him open the rest of the doors up here. I don’t know what he was looking for. That’s when I got up and dragged Nana to the bathroom. The next thing I knew, I was swinging my bat at you. I didn’t even know that he was gone.”