And Griffin was just getting warmed up.
He dragged his hard erection up her legs, slapping it against her muscles as they tensed beneath it, reaching her knees and tapping it against her. Nothing else of his body glanced her skin at all, and Lorraine closed her eyes to focus just on that point of contact, his sweet sword touring her body, inspecting it, preparing it, digesting her exterior before plumbing her insides.
Tap tap tap, then a smooth caress over her thigh, the head big and hard, the iron shaft coated with the smoothest skin.
Tap tap tap.
Lorraine’s hips lurched up to meet it, her pussy hot and hungry and ready to devour that long, sweaty snake. Griffin teased her as usual, rubbing his head over her flanks, her smooth abdomen, the upper thighs and even her labia, swollen and hot.
Tap tap tap.
Griffin rubbed his head over her meaty little mound and then down, her clit reaching out to greet its old friend. But Griffin only taunted her, pulling his cock back and savoring her undulating loins, clenching, biting.
Tap tap tap.
Griffin continued upward, dragging his cock over her belly, slick with perspiration, rising and lowering with her spasming, hungry loins. Griffin pressed it down a bit, Lorraine’s flawless physique giving to its pressure, a rolling landscape beneath an advancing conqueror. The head dragged across her ribs, slowly rising and falling with every curved bone, Griffin dipping himself down to race the curves of Lorraine’s sides.
Then that cock came back up to the side of Lorraine’s breasts, her nipples eager for contact.
Tap tap tap.
Lorraine’s breasts were already slick with her sweat, and her back rolled, chest heaving to meet his cock. Griffin slid his tremendous erection into the space between her breasts from the bottom, an easy glide up against her sternum just beneath the skin. The tingle shot right through Lorraine’s chest, filling her heart and throwing it two beats ahead, and then again.
Griffin’s strong hands embraced her tits on both sides and pressed them in against his cock. Sitting on his knees above her, Griffin had perfect control as he slid his perfect prick up and down, an easy and even rhythm as he squeezed her tits a bit harder. His thumbs found her nipples and gave them each a sharp flick and then a circular rub until they were almost burning.
Lorraine’s hands landed on Griffin’s wrists, but not to pull them away or to urge them on. She simply felt the need to cling to him, to hold him somehow, squeeze him with more than just her tits. Lorraine’s shoulders arched up, head tilting hard to the side just to savor the pressure.
Up and down, back and forth against her sweat-slicked tits, Lorraine’s skin was nearly vibrating with the dance of her nerve endings beneath. There could never be enough. Both of them needed more.
Griffin edged his way forward, falling a bit, leaning against one hand while he guided that huge cock with the other, slapping it against her chest, her shoulders, slipping it into her right armpit and giving it a few quick shots before thudding it against her neck, her ears, her cheek.
Tap tap tap.
Griffin pressed his dick against Lorraine’s cheek, her chin, her eyes. Lorraine leaned up and into it, nuzzling that meaty treasure, greeting it like an old and dear friend, sniffing it out like prey to be devoured.
Griffin slipped it into her mouth and Lorraine eagerly accepted it. She curled her lips over her teeth to protect him while her jaw stretched further. He was salty and tasted of her own sweat, a flavor that only the two of them could create. He filled her mouth, pushing it in further, his head settling on the back of her tongue. His balls rested on her chin as he dipped it in further. His musk filled her nostrils, eyes blocked from the light by his perfect trunk, flexing as he breathed. Her hands reached around and gripped his powerful ass, cheeks hard and round, sculpted to perfection. She squeezed hard and they hardly gave at all, pushing back against her.
Griffin shifted forward a bit, pulling his cock out of Lorraine’s mouth and letting his balls sink in. Lorraine delighted in hosting those succulent orbs, wrapped in that soft, contracted pouch. She let one fall in, lolling on her tongue as it rose it up and lowered it down, cradling it like the perfect treasure that it was. Then its partner took a turn, riding her soft, warm tongue like a carnival ride.
Lorraine spread her lips as wide as she could, jaw opening to take the entire sack into her mouth, tongue dipping to make more room. Salvia filled her mouth, a natural hot springs to bathe those tantalizing twins, breath wheezing out of her nostrils and bouncing back against the bottom of his cock.
Lorraine reached up and grabbed Griffin’s dick, squeezing and pumping the shaft as she sucked and licked his delicious balls. Pump and squeeze and suck and lick, Lorraine was happy to offer as much attention to that luscious prick as she could.
It was only just the beginning of a lifetime of dedication to his satisfaction.
Lorraine could sense his orgasm stirring, but she knew that he was suppressing it, fighting it for his stamina and their mutual joy. But, Lorraine wanted to make him cum, more than she wanted him to make her cum.
And she would have what she wanted.
Lorraine pumped Griffin extra hard, squeezing with all her might. “C’mon, baby,” she rasped, “you know you wanna do it, you know you wanna cum! And I want you to cum, you fucking stud, I want you to cum for me! Don’t wait, baby, don’t make me wait! You know you wanna cum, you wanna cum now … so hard, cum so fucking hard … ”
“Yes,” Griffin rasped, “yes … ”
“Because you love it when I make you cum, you love it more than anything in the fucking world!”
“Yes … ”
“Don’t you?”
“I do,” Griffin said, “I love it so fucking much!”
“Then do it for me, Grif, fucking cum for me now, right now!” Griffin’s hips jutted a bit, nerves jangling, muscles flexing from instinct, beyond even his own control.
He was cumming … hard.
“That’s it,” Lorraine said, pumping and squeezing, her hand a blur in front of her. She felt the charge, that hot package racing down his cock, muscles twitching. “Yes, baby, oh yes, oh yes!”
Griffin spat out his hot wad in a bold spike that leapt out of his cock and hit Lorraine square in the face. It was hot and plentiful, wave after wave coating her cheeks, her forehead mixing with her sweat as she rubbed that still-hard cock all over her face, smearing the cum and the sweat and coating his dick with it. Lorraine licked his cock dry, that delicious sauce sliding down her throat, coating her tongue, filling her senses.
Chapter 16
Griffin picked up the smartphone and swiped the screen. “Griffin Phoenix,” he said. Lorraine looked over from the other side of the bedroom, hardly able to climb out of bed after another marathon session. “Yeah, thanks.” He set the phone down and turned to Lorraine with a grim, grave expression.
“Grif, what is it? Something about the audit? Did they find Ki Fong?”
“No, Lorraine,” he said with a low, soft rumble in his voice. “It’s Albert.” Lorraine waited, heart skipping a beat, not needing to ask. Griffin explained, “He’s dead, Lorraine. I’m sorry.”
An icy bolt of confused fear shot through Lorraine’s body, an emptiness she only scarcely recognized. “How?”
“I’m not sure,” Griffin said, reaching for the television remote. “Jeannie says it’s all over the news, I didn’t want you to be caught off-guard.” Griffin clicked on the television and climbed back into bed with Lorraine, the two of then in each other's naked arms as the flatscreen came to life in high-definition.
A pretty mocha-skinned woman stood in front of a resort hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, along the famous Las Vegas Strip. When they turned to that channel, she was already in mid-report:
“… Found just hours later. We managed to get a few words with the new widow of the gubernatorial candidate from Colorado, currently on a cross-country tour of North America to drum up support for his campaign. It’s an unusual str
ategy, campaigning for governor outside of one’s own state, and it’s raised a lot of eyebrows in Washington, not to mention among his constituents. But today, the world is focused on mourning this rising political star, at the dawn of what was to be a brilliant career.”
Lorraine and Griffin shared a worried look, neither finding words to better the reporter’s facts, which they both wanted desperately for a variety of reasons. But, it was Carmen who dominated the TV screen, a number of news agency mics jutting up into her tired, beleaguered face. Lorraine was struck by how poorly Carmen had aged, but she knew that sorrow was aging her even more.
Carmen said, “We … we’d been campaigning so hard, we decided to take a night just for ourselves, away from the staff and everybody. So we took a room here, had a nice meal. I went down to the spa, had a massage … ”
Lorraine glanced at Griffin, not needing to draw attention to the fact that he was sending her own mother to a spa that very day.
Carmen went on, “When I came back,” she said, voice cracking, “he was lying on the bed … gone.” She broke into tears and a police escort lead her away from the reporters.
The reporter returned to the screen. “No word on the cause of death, or if any foul play is suspected. For KSNV News, this is Tanika Thomas reporting.”
Griffin and Lorraine looked at each other, a tense silence surrounding them. Finally, Lorraine said, “We should pack our bags, get back to New York. There’ll be the funeral in Denver to get to.”
“Yeah,” Griffin said, “call your folks, I’ll get the jet ready.”
The local press was waiting for them at the airport, camera crews following them through the terminal to their private jet, barking questions at Griffin and Lorraine, the Devonshires already on their way back to Denver.
“What do you make of City Councilman Jenkins’ death, Mrs. Phoenix?”
“What do you expect me to make of it? It’s tragic. I’m so sorry for my old friend Carmen, and for the people of Denver, of the whole state of Colorado, the entire nation; we’ve lost a good man, a man of character and integrity, a dutiful public servant.”
“He came to visit you recently in New York,” one reporter shouted, “isn’t that true?”
“It is,” Griffin said, “it was a private visit in our home, dinner among friends.”
“It wasn’t a business meeting, to do with your PEEC program?”
Lorraine flashed angry eyes at him. “Who could have told you what we were talking about, whatever that may have been?”
“Just speculating,” the reporter said. “The councilman was doing a lot of business in New York on that trip.”
“We don’t know anything about that,” Lorraine said.
“What about your PEEC program,” another asked, “is that still on track?”
“It is, yes,” Griffin said, “we’re just trying to find the perfect location for the pilot center. It’s a crucial decision, not to be taken lightly or to be made quickly.”
Another reporter asked, “What about the rumors that your company is in shambles, that you’re been robbed blind in some ponzi scheme?”
“They’re just that,” Griffin said, “rumors, which makes them meaningless. We did have a little glitch in our computer program, but I understand that’s been cleared up, and things at Phoenix Enterprises are moving ahead, full-steam.”
“Are you planning to attend the funeral in Denver?”
“Of course,” Lorraine said. “Albert was my friend, my mentor, the savior of the public libraries. I wouldn’t dream of dishonoring him by not paying my respect.”
“That’s enough, ladies and gentlemen,” Griffin said, holding his hand up and leading Lorraine and the kids past them and onward toward their private jet for the trip back to New York.
Two days later, Lorraine and Griffin were attending Albert’s funeral, the kids staying with Larry and Sally for the day. The cemetery was cluttered with mourners, black jackets and veils, sobbing and sniffling, Carmen surrounded by her family and friends.
News crews hovered just beyond the perimeter, catching every miserable moment for their broadcast profit.
The service had been long and somber, but at least everybody had been staring in the same direction. With the crowd gathered around the grave, Lorraine could sense the grim stares she was attracting from her former friends and neighbors, Albert’s constituents who considered him a saint in death.
Lorraine wasn’t sure what was inspiring their ire, as it could have been one of any number of things; the violence at the library three years before, her abandoning them for a jet-set lifestyle out of New York, even Albert’s death. More and more, everybody seemed to have a reason to hate Lorraine and Griffin, despite the risks they’d taken for no other reason than the welfare of the community. Lorraine wasn’t concerned about that, or about them.
Lorraine was worried about Carmen.
After the burial, Lorraine and Griffin worked their way through the grimacing crowd toward Carmen, surrounded by friends and family. Lorraine said, “Carmen, I’m so sorry … ” Lorraine hugged Carmen, but Carmen’s arms barely moved from her sides. Lorraine could feel the tension, the rejection of her outreach, so she backed away with an awkward confusion. “Carmen? Are you okay?”
Carmen lashed out, a black-gloved hand flying out and smacking Lorraine across the face, shocking everybody around them. Carmen grimaced at Lorraine and snarled, “This is all your fault! If it weren’t for you, he’d still be alive!”
“Carmen?”
“The school board. He begged you, but you were just too stubborn.”
“The school board?”
“Shshshshsh! They’ll kill me next,” Carmen rasped, “if they don’t get to you and your family first.”
“Carmen, are you sure of what you’re saying?”
Griffin said, “News said it was a heart attack.”
“Oh please,” Carmen said. “They knew where we were, when he was alone. You think that Supreme Court Justice died of a heart attack, too, I suppose?”
“What are you saying, they smothered him with a pillow like Antonin Scalia?”
“They rushed his body into cremation even though his will said he wanted to be buried, why do you think that is?” Lorraine and Griffin shared a peaked glance. “He was just a warning,” Carmen went on, “watch yourselves, watch your kids — ”
“Carmen!”
“Heed my words! She who lives by the sword, dies by the sword!” With that, Carmen’s family led her away, not sparing any nasty glares at Lorraine and Griffin, but managing to slither away before the camera crews arrived. All they captured were Lorraine’s stunned expression and Griffin’s determined gaze.
Chapter 17
Lorraine and Griffin arrived at the offices of Phoenix Enterprises early the next morning. The computers were back up and running, and Griffin was anxious to collect every last file from their system, cloud or otherwise, to transfer them to another off-site system. Griffin was working with his head IT guy to this end, leaving Lorraine to scour Ki’s personal files for some clue as to where he might be.
“He’s got family in Hong Kong,” Lorraine said. “We could check the airlines, see if he’s flown out.”
“Yeah, that’s a good idea. Of course, he could just have gone with the law of contrary instinct and be hunkering down in Mexico. He almost certainly flew out under an assumed name with a falsified passport.”
“You think he put that much … ?” Lorraine had to stop herself, already knowing what the answer was. She knew he’d have gone to those lengths and greater. He’d swindled millions of dollars from the company at first blush, perhaps a good deal more.
Lorraine continued over Ki’s file, not liking what was coming up. “Minor in computer tech, that pans out.”
Griffin glanced around. “No sign of Jeannie?”
Lorraine shook her head. “I just called Dennis’ office, but he’s not in either.” Griffin bit down on his anger, a silent tension collecting around his o
ffice.
Lorraine checked her watch and turned to Griffin. “I have a meeting with that realtor in a half-hour, I think I’m going to head on over.”
Griffin said, “You should have them pick you up here.”
“I don’t mind, it’s just around the corner.”
“It’s a status thing, Lorraine,” Griffin said, “a power move. You’ve got to get used to that now.”
“What can I say? You can take the girl out of Denver, but you can’t take Denver out of the girl.” They shared a chuckle and a kiss and Lorraine headed down the hall toward the elevators.
She took the elevator down to the multi-level parking garage.
She couldn’t get her mind off Ki Fong. He must be a genius of some kind, to have sneaked that past Dennis Douglass, or any competent accountant. No, Dennis has to be involved. Unless Ki really is that good. A delayed computer virus, suddenly vanishing at just the right time; that’s a man with a plan, can’t be much doubt.
So how do we find him? Is Griffin right, is he just gone for good, made off with company funds? What’s that going to do for Phoenix Enterprises’ reputation? Griffin said the whole company could collapse if word gets out. How’s Griffin going to spin this one? Is this a problem even he won’t be able to fix?
Lorraine stepped out and glanced around. She walked toward her car, heels clicking against the concrete, echoing in the vast, layered lot.
What about Albert’s death? Could he really have been murdered by the school board? It’s possible, I can’t doubt that. He did try to warn us, Carmen was right about that, too. But, he could have had a heart attack, that also tracks. And poor Carmen could just be delirious with sorrow over his loss, that happens all the time. People die of broken hearts, and they kill because of them, too. I recall back at the library rally when Albert had left her to go back to his wife, she was devastated. I wasn’t sure what she was capable of. Of course they did wind up together in the end, but if Carmen was that sad over losing Albert’s love, imagine how hard it must be for her to lose his life!
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