Someone had dug my bike out of the snow and put it up on its kickstand--the kids, probably.The paramedic had given up on taking my guitar for the mome...t and was now probing the front of my torso. "Any pain?" Nope." I saw the two firemen turn and start to head back to the station.The paramedic took out a penlight and was about to shine it in my eyes. Once he let me go, I took my opportunity. I screamed, "My brother's bike! He's going to kill me!" as I ran toward my bicycle. I continued to. I had just gotten off work and was walking to the bus stop. Just my luck it was storming like crazy, thunder and lightning flashing and crashing worse than I had ever experienced. And, of course, I had no umbrella. Walking across Holcomb bridge in a thin ass jacket, wallowing in my misery, I was reading a book on Kindle and listening to music when all of a sudden the world got insanely bright. I later found out that it was so bright some people were temporarily blinded. I probably would have. ‘I don’t just like you, okay? I love you.’ Unshed tears shimmered like stars suspended in her shocked brown eyes. ‘And no, I’m not saying it back just because you said it first. I love you—I have for a while now and that’s not going to change.’ Sean’s thumb caught the first fat tear before it touched her cheek, he kissed away the one that fell down the other side of her face. The dark mascara smudges beneath her eyes gave her a fragile appearance. ‘I love you,’ he repeated to chase away any. " Her body started to shake, her breathing was erratic and labored. Her fingers dug into his back and she drew him deep as she came hard on his thrusting cock.He continued to fuck her as she rode the waves of her climax. Her body writhed and she thrust her hips in time with her new lover's cock. "Yes," she grunted as her eyes rolled back in her head and her back arched high off the bed.Carrie's body went limp and she looked at me for the first time in hours. A smile crossed her face as she.