DILF DIARIES_Oh Baby by Stephanie St. Klaire

Author:Stephanie St. Klaire [Klaire, Stephanie St.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: SSK Group
Published: 2018-07-12T04:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 8

Falling into routine was easy for Jack and Jules, making their plan almost too good to be true. Jules’ schedule had changed to an early shift, getting off in the afternoon, every other day, where Jack started in the afternoon and worked a full twenty-four hours at a time. Somehow, their schedules fell into place perfectly, like it was meant to be — like fairytales and shit.

Jack took out a section of the fence between their two houses and installed a gate, saying it was more convenient. Truth be told, Jules started leaving stuff at Jack’s since she was spending more nights there than at her own house. She didn’t need the gate.

Long spells without Jack were hard on Ramsey. She was becoming attached as their bond grew tighter, and she was the epitome of the term daddy’s girl. Jules was becoming attached too, whether she admitted it or not, and Jack was just fine with that. Jules and Ramsey became regulars down at the firehouse when Jack was on shift, sometimes bringing dinner, sometimes just dessert for everyone, and sometimes just to sit around and shoot the shit until Jack’s crew was called out. There was a sense of family at the firehouse, and it was evident it meant everything to Jack when everyone there was referred to as aunt or uncle where Ramsey was concerned. Jules was even becoming one of them, which pleased Jack.

The day finally came where their perfect schedule fell apart, briefly. Jules was running late, had to cover for a no-show, and the ER was hot with overflowing patients. She called ahead and told Jack she was running behind and needed to wait until they had coverage before she could leave. Without an option, really, he took Ramsey to work with him. It was closer to the hospital anyway, and just as easy for Jules to meet them there. What were the odds something would happen in the short time Ramsey would be there without her?

When not on a call, the crew on duty at the firehouse had chores — maintenance type things — to take care of. For instance, Jack wore Ramsey in the baby carrier as he washed the fire truck. The baby had on a floppy hat and baby sunglasses that had the women at the park lined up like vultures missing only their popcorn as they watched the show. Some firehouses had the stereotypical, cute black and white dalmatian, but this station had its own baby.

There was a time when that would have flattered Jack, but now, it just earned an eyeroll. Which was odd. Did having a baby mean he didn’t care about the opposite sex anymore — or sex itself? His mind shifted to Jules, and the ache in his groin that left his pants tight let him know he did indeed still have it — it was just for Jules only, it seemed.

Ramsey squealed, and he was quickly reminded just how awkward it was to be sporting a full-on hard-on while holding a baby.

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