Raging Love (32 page)

I slid down further, still holding on to his girth. My tongue slid over the tip, making him shiver underneath of me. I blew on the wetness, before
licking it again. This time I filled my mouth with saliva and let it fall out over the tip of his shaft. My fingers spread it over him, using it as lubrication.

He stuck his arm behind his head and watched me playing with my tongue. I kept my eyes on him watching me, trying so hard not to close his eyes. When it filled my mouth, he let out a groan and his eyes closed tightly before he reopened them, biting down on his lip.

The more I sucked, the more sounds came from deep inside of his chest. I had to reposition myself a few times, to keep comforta
ble, but my mouth never left it
s task. Soon, Colt was grabbing my hair and closing his eyes more and more.

He never told me to stop, but as I could tell he was getting close, he pulled me up by my hair and shook his head, before kissing me on my lips. His strong arms lifted me until I was lined right up over his hard
shaft. I scooted just enough
to
slowly drop
down over his hardnes
s, letting him slid
e
inside of my
hot sex. It was always tight and painful at first, but I had come to like it. My first orgasms always happened in the first couple seconds of
initial
friction. Just like usual, I cried out for Colt as my body began to tremble over top of him. He groaned as I whispered his name and collapsed
over his
mouth for a full blown
make-out
session.

Colt sat us both up, allowing
me
to hold on to his strong shoulders. He began
lifting
my still
trembling
body up and down by holding on to my ass. I used my legs and began rocking against him harder. My hands dug into his back as I felt another explosion
coming
my way. This one lasted longer than the first. I knew my nails were digging into his skin, but I kept my hold on him as the
unbelievable
sensations traveled all over my body. Colt bit down on my shoulder as he matched my climax. Instead of letting me rock back and forth, he kept me still, until he was able to move again.

I let go of his back and accepted his mouth on mine ag
ain. I loved his tongue and the
way his full lips felt when they were wet. He pressed his
forehead
against mine. “I love you so fuckin’ much, Savanna.
I know we have had a rough couple of years, bu
t we got through it. We have a s
on
and  beautiful
baby comin’ in a few months. Being married to you was the best decision I ever made. Thank you for this life Darlin’. It’s everything I ever wanted.”

Tears fell down my face. “Colt, there is no place else I would rather be then here with you, with our children. You have given me the most perfect life. Begging you to kiss me that first night was the best decision I ever made.”

“Darlin’, forcin’ you to go to that damn bonfire was the best decision I ever made. That little number you wore was insane. It made me think things I shouldn’t have been thinkin’ that’s for sure.”

“I wore that to piss you off because you could never have me,” I admitted.

He laughed and looked right at me. “Savanna, I wouldn’t have taken advantage of you that night, but
I’m
pretty damn sure if I wanted you, I could have had you.”

I lightly smacked his chest. “Are you being cocky?”

“No, I just see the way you look at me. You think I didn’t notice it? Dressing like that to get my attention. You weren’t just doin’ that for that night. You were proving a point that you didn’t look like a boy anymore, and my God
Darlin’,
you didn’t.
You were the prettiest thing I think I ever laid eyes on.”

“You weren’t so bad yourself.”

“Yeah, that’s why it only took you a couple days before you couldn’t resist my southern charm.”

“Are you being serious right now? You’re really that sure of yourself?” I wanted to know. He was being very ornery.

He started laughing, while stroking my arm. “Well, I reckon in the big picture of things that maybe I wanted it to happen. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I didn’t want to betray my cousin, but once I knew that you weren’t really together, well that was a game changer for me. I wanted you so bad and walkin’ away just wasn’t in my mind. The more time we spent together, the more I knew you were the one for me. I just needed you to know it too.”

I ran my hand over his face and leaned up to kiss his lips. Of course, I had to lay sideways to cuddle with Colt nowadays. “Falling in love with you was so easy. I tried to deny my feelings, but there was no way I could have ever been happy without you.”

“Look at how happy we all are now. I know we have been through some hard times, but we have the best family and we are so close. I never could have pictured our life would be this way, especially with Ty.”

“Ty is the reason I have you Colt. For a while I wanted to hate his guts, but I see my life with you and thank him every single day. Besides, I have never seen two people more made for each other
than
he and Miranda.”

Colt kissed my
forehead
. “Except us Darlin’. We were also made for each other. At least, I know you were made for me.”

“Except for us, babe.”

Colt held me until I finally fell asleep, with only thoughts of our beautiful life in my mind.

Chapter 25

Colt

There was nothing better than waking up and feeling my baby kicking. Savanna was still asle
ep, but I couldn’t help sliding
over and put
ting
my head over her belly. It didn’t matter to me whether we were having a boy or a girl, I just couldn’t wait to meet
him or her.

Savanna stirred in bed and let o
ut a little cackle
when she saw what woke her. She ran her hand over my shoulder and through my hair.

I kissed her belly and smiled. “Mornin’, Darlin’.”

“Hey Baby,” she whispered.

“I was just spendin’ some quality time with the newest member of our family.”

“I can see that. I was wonder…….” Savanna was cut off by a fat yellow lab and a boy running in and jumping on our bed.

“Wake up! It’s raining. Can Dad stay home today?” Noah climbed up between us, hugging his mother. He also bent down and kissed her belly. “Good morning Ninja.”

“Ninja?” Savanna and I both
laughed
at the same time.

“Yeah, wouldn’t it be cool if we named him Ninja? We could dress him in karate clothes and he would be super cool.” My son’s imagination made us both laugh.

“Noah, we can’t name the baby Ninja. You really need to prepare yourself in case it is a girl.”

“I have girl name
s
too. You wanna hear em?”

Something told me that I should have said no. “Sure Buddy.”

“I like Bella.”

Savanna interrupted him. “Sweetie, we can
’t
name the baby Bella, because it is already your cousin’s name.”

“But that is the only girl I like.”

I looked to Savanna who was really cracking up. “Mommy has a book with all kinds of names. Maybe we could look at it together today, because guess what?”

“What?” He seemed excited.

“I’m staying home!”

We’d never taken care of an infant, albeit I never had any doubts about Savanna’s mothering skills. If you asked our son, he would tell anyone that he had the best mother on the planet.

It just so happ
ened that the
day consisted of the worst rainfall we had seen so far this season. I had enough employees that on days like these I could stay home with my family. Of course, after having company over the weekend, we had run out of all of our
favorite
food and snacks, so we were forced to go out in the mess to fill our cupboards back up.

I made us all pancakes for breakfast, at both of their requests. Noah helped me as much as he could with one arm. He liked to make monster shapes and snakes. Savanna got out the
cool whip
and made him a
six inch
high stack of sweetness. Noah ate every single bite and sat back rubbing his belly. “Mmmmmm, thank you, Daddy.”

“Did ya like em?” I asked, even though I already knew he did.

“Yup. What’s for lunch?” Our son, the bottomless pit.

After helping my little buddy get dressed, we all climbed in the truck and headed to the grocery store. Savanna hated it when Noah and I went along, because we ended up buying all sorts of junk to eat. Noah and I together were her worst nightma
re. We knew how to work as a team
to get
her to cave and buy what we wanted. He found it to be very fun, in a sneaky kind of way.

We’d been in the store
for a good twenty minutes. Noah was riding on the back of the cart while I steered from the front. Savanna was behind us with her coupon contraption. She was totally involved in those dam
n
things to notice where she was going. As we passed a couple in the center of the aisle, I turned around to make sure she was paying attention to where she was walking.

Before I could open my mouth to warn her, she collided with the female and her hand basket of groceries. Coupons went flying into the air, as did the
woman’s
groceries. They both crouched down and began picking up their things. At first Savanna was only worried about picking up the mess and apologizing, but as I bent down to help my wife, I watched her get a good look at the lady.

They were both apologizing one minute and then in a frozen stare the next. We all stood up at the same time, in which Savanna grabbed our cart and headed out of the aisle one way, while the other couple went the opposite direction.

When I reached her, she was breathing heavy and basically hiding out in the corner of the store. I finally made it to her side and pulled her into my arms. “Darlin’, what is goin’ on? Did you know them?”

She looked up at me and had tears in her eyes. “Call the police Colt. Call them right now.”

I had no idea
what was going on, but as I pulled
out my phone
,
I
watched
my wife hauling ass up one of the aisles. The
nine-
one
-
one operator came on the line asking what my emergency was, but I had no idea what to say.

After deciding to just have them send a cop to the grocery store, Noah and I went running after Savanna. She was
standing
by the window, in between two giant sales ads. With her coupon book in one hand and a pen in the other, she started jotting down something. I got closer and saw it was a tag number and the make and model of a car. “Savanna? Tell me what this is about.”

Both Noah and I were standing there waiting for her to explain. She was trying to talk, but hyperventilating instead. A cashier came running over, handing her a brown bag to breath
e
into
. She grabbed Savanna by the arm and sat her down on a nearby bench. I stood over her waiting to find out
what the hell was going on.
Savanna was holding onto her belly, but not acting like she was in any pain.

After a few minutes and the sound of police sirens in the distance, she looked up at me. “They were the ones with Tucker, the ones the police never caught. They were the ones that helped him take me. T
hey took our baby from us Colt.”

I crouched down to my knees and pulled her into my arms. “Jesus, Darlin’ I had no idea.”

She shook her head against my shoulder. “It’s not your fault. You didn’t know.” She began crying heavily and I couldn’t make out her words. Noah sat down beside his mother and held her hand. He surely had no idea about what was going on, but he sure as shit did a good job supporting her. Through her tears she leaned down and kissed his head.

“It will be okay, Mommy.”

“Thank you, Baby.” She looked up at me and finally started to calm down.

The police came in shortly and were directed toward us. Of course, they wanted her whole statement, which required us to go to the station.
After paying for our groceries, we stopped by the station and Savanna talked to the original officer on the case. He was very kind to her and she finally calmed down after time.

The police put out a
bulletin
about the vehicle and the two passengers. Savanna never had a name for them and with Tucker dead, she never seemed to care about what happened to the other two people. It was later that afternoon t
hat she explained she had received
a
letter stating they were closing the case about a month before. At
the time, she was so focused on
Tucker being dead and what she had to go through, that she didn’t seem too concern
ed
about the other people involved. Tucker’s mother was never charged on account of lack of evidence. Her attorneys played some bullshit scenario that Savanna couldn’t have been in her right mind after being kidnapped. They claimed that her overhearing a telephone call did not prove his mother was on the other end of that call.