Sons of Trouble
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In rapid fire succession, Braden unloaded the content of his sack into her vulnerable sex. She embraced her virile lover and used her legs to squeeze his hips into her crotch. She eagerly accepted his masculine tribute to her womanly temple.
The lovers embraced and kissed for several minutes, as they basked in the afterglow of their mutual ecstasy. Still buried inside the young waitress, Braden whispered to her, “Do you still wish I’d gone on my merry way earlier?”
“I think this makes up for it,” she giggled in response, still high on the feeling of sex.
They continued to hold each other for a little bit longer, connected at the crotch and snuggling against one another’s bodies.
“Thank you, by the way,” Bianca murmured softly, “for dealing with Chad Merrick and his crew. I didn’t mean to sound ungrateful earlier. I was just so scared of what they might do. God knows they’ve done worse in the past.”
“They know better now,” he reassured her. “My crew and I made damn sure of it.”
“And now that you’ve nailed the waitress at the local diner, you’re going to leave and never return,” Bianca concluded sadly.
“We’re nomads,” Braden explained. “We never stay in one place for more than a few days and we call no place home. The open road is our home. I have to leave. I’m sorry.”
“I guess it was too much to hope for,” she sighed. Braden leaned forward and kissed her softly on the lips. For such a rough thug, he was awfully romantic.
“We usually pass through the same town twice in a year,” he said to cheer her up. “Maybe I’ll come see you again.”
“And hopefully by then, the Merrick boys will still have learned their lesson.”
“I guarantee you; they won’t be a problem ever again.”
***
Six months later, the diner was bustling with activity. Once word had gotten around that the Merrick boys would no longer be frequenting the town’s diner, people came flocking back to enjoy the food. Bianca was busier than ever, serving customers at all hours of the day. She hired two new staff to help with the extra demand. It felt good to be free from the relentless abuse and the constant, looming threat to her diner. The townsfolk were all too happy to be free from town terrors and their highly placed patron, as well. The massive increase in business made it so much better, too.
The police investigated the Merrick crew and the town commissioner’s beatings. They also looked into who set fire to Chad Merrick’s 4x4. A group of itinerant bikers committed the beatings and the arson, but they had no other clues. No one knew who they were or where they were headed.
***
Bianca took away a tray full of empty plates and carried them back to the kitchen to be washed. Just as she’d put the tray away, a strange sensation made her gasp in shock. She sat down to rest for a while.
Taking off her apron, she reached a hand up under her shirt and felt her stomach. It felt like she had butterflies in her stomach and, at the same time, like something poked her from the inside. She kept her palm resting on her belly and waited a little longer. Sure enough, the poking sensation reappeared, making her stomach flutter gently. Bianca smiled, as she shed joyful tears. Her baby was kicking.
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