"How convenient," he whispered, trying to catch his breath."How convienent indeed," she fought him nastily. "I don't feel like it now." I do," he held...her wrists to restrain her long nails from raking across the skin of this back."I don't," she said angrily through gritted teeth.His cock was at her opening as she tried scooting backwards away from him. He kept going forward. Yvette ran out of room as her head, neck and shoulders were against the bedboard. "Get off of me," she snarled."Too. " Gillian said, in a deep voice.Regardless of what Gillian said, Thet kept his weapon pointed at him. I however, put mine down."I have traveled many miles to see you." Gillian pointed at me."Why? I don't even know you." I asked."Because you are mine." He said.Thet and I took a step back in shock."What do you mean he's yours?! My wife and I found him in the forest, and we've raised him ever since! And that was fourteen years ago!" Thet yelled."Because that was fate. That same day he was. Lunch on the pier, sitting in the warm sun, the cool ocean breeze keeping them comfortable.Strolling through an outdoor artist show in the afternoon, looking at the amazing pieces, paintings, sculptures, and other forms of art that were difficult to categorize.A gourmet dinner at a 5-star restaurant, delicious food, drinks, and conversation.Now walking on the beach. She would have a hard time envisioning a more perfect day. Or a more perfect man to be with.A gust of wind caused her to shiver. "I knew if I took the bet, there probably wouldn't be any turning back, but this early in the game, it was a dumb bet. Mentally I counted garments, he probably had six -- five after he lost this silly bet -- and I had four. "OK, I'll take the bet, but that doesn't mean I'm going to keep betting all afternoon."The offense did the logical thing, and took the short pass underneath that the defense gave them, and got thirteen of the needed twenty-five yards.As I knelt between his legs to remove his.