Solo (14 page)
Rowdy slapped Solo on the shoulder. “I’ll take care of it. Why don’t you keep an eye on your man?”
“Thanks.” Solo scanned his brothers for his Prez. He nodded his appreciation to Switch. His brothers may not be pillars of the community, but Solo loved every one of them. Just knowing he had a family who would always have his back meant everything.
* * * *
Eric opened his eyes to find Solo staring down at him. “Can’t sleep?”
Solo shook his head. “You’ve had two close calls.” He leaned in and gave Eric a soft kiss. “Every time I dream, I lose you.”
Eric did his best not to wince. His whole fucking face was swollen, including his mouth, but it was worth a little pain for one of Solo’s kisses. The concussion he’d suffered had been bad enough that he’d had to spend the night in the hospital, and he knew Solo hadn’t slept. “I’m not going anywhere, so you’re losing sleep for nothing.”
“Naw. Looking at you is always time well spent.” Solo ran his hand over Eric’s chest. “I’ve never needed anyone the way I need you.”
Eric felt the same way, but he refused to let Solo slip back into the protective mode they’d had to battle through after the shooting. For two months after Eric had suffered a gunshot wound to the side, Solo had barely let him out of his sight. It had been sweet at first, but had become increasingly annoying as the days went on. Getting Solo to give him some space hadn’t been an easy task, and Eric wasn’t about to go through that shit again.
“We were meant to be together,” Eric said, reaching for Solo’s cock. Despite his fucked up face, he needed to prove to Solo that he was okay. He ran his palm up and down the hardening length of Solo’s cock. The big bad biker’s responsiveness to his touch had always thrilled Eric. “Make love to me,” he whispered.
“You need to rest,” Solo argued.
Eric wrapped his hand around Solo’s cock. “I’d sleep better if I was well fucked, so would you.” He grinned when the perfect words came to him. “Unless you don’t want to look at me because I’m too ugly now.”
With a growl, Solo moved to lay on top of Eric. “Don’t say shit like that.”
Eric reached for the lube they kept beside the bed and held it up. “I need you, and I can’t do a lot of kissing or suck your cock, so, please just let me feel you inside me.”
“The doctor said for you to take it easy.” Solo stared down at Eric. “Please don’t make me do something that’ll hurt you.”
“Making love with you will never hurt, but if it makes you feel better, I’ll lie still and let you do all the work.” Eric doubted he could keep his word, but he would genuinely try. He spread his legs and Solo slipped between them.
With a resigned sigh, Solo held out his hand, and Eric squirted a generous amount of lube onto Solo’s fingers. “You have to promise you’ll tell me at the slightest pain.”
“I will.” Eric bent his knees and planted his feet on the mattress.
Solo circled Eric’s hole with one lubed finger before pushing inside. He groaned as his eyes drifted shut. “You’re still loose from yesterday.”
Eric smiled. They’d fucked twice before the car accident, so he didn’t doubt it. “So forget the fingers and give me what I really want.”
Solo used the lube from his hand to grease his cock before fitting the head to Eric’s hole. “Wrap your legs around me, babe.”
Eric complied and moaned as Solo pushed his thick cockhead into him. “You always make me feel better.”
Solo rocked his hips until he was buried to the hilt. “Damn,” he growled in Eric’s ear. “I’ll never get enough.”
“Good.” Eric ran his hands down Solo’s sides as he licked the new tattoo on Solo’s neck. There, on the right side, in script lettering, Blue was etched forever. Eric had offered to get a tattoo of Solo’s name, but they hadn’t agreed on the placement. Solo hadn’t said so, but Eric had a feeling Solo didn’t really want ink on Eric’s skin. Which was really too bad because Eric had already made an appointment with one of the MC members who tattooed for a living.
Solo started a slow rhythm in and out, taking care not to jostle Eric more than he had to. It was nice, different from their usual down and dirty. Solo never ceased to amaze him. The slow grind, soft grunts and kisses to his neck, made Eric feel loved beyond what words were capable of. Solo was a man of action, and for that, Eric would be eternally grateful. Pretty words couldn’t keep him warm at night. Nope, he’d take a tattooed biker over words any day.
About the Author
An avid reader for years, one day Carol Lynne decided to write her own brand of erotic romance. While writing her first novel, Branded by Gold, Carol fell in love with the M/M genre. Carol juggles between being a full-time mother and a full-time writer. With over one hundred releases, one thing is certain, Carol loves to keep busy. Although series books are her passion, Carol enjoys the occasional stand-alone title.
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