Dance with Me (Cowboys of Crested Butte Book 2) by Heather Slade

Author:Heather Slade [Slade, Heather]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cowboys of Crested Butte Book Two
Published: 2017-10-01T16:00:00+00:00

She was torn. She wanted Billy more than anything. She couldn’t think past the way her body yearned for his. But not like this, not in the barn. Think, think. What should they do?

Billy hadn’t moved. The look on his face…it was breaking her heart, even if she knew what to say to ease his pain, she wasn’t sure she could speak.

“Not here,” she managed.

He didn’t answer, but took her hand and led her out of the barn.

Billy made arrangements on his way into town for a place to stay. He knew whatever happened with Renie, he wouldn’t be in any shape to drive home. He could take her there.

“Wait,” she said again.

Oh God, please don’t say no.

“Let me get my jacket and shoes, and lock the door.”

Thank God. He grabbed the back of the pickup, holding on for dear life, praying all the while that she’d come back out that door, and not change her mind.

He thought about unhooking the trailer from the truck, but was afraid his hands wouldn’t work well enough for him to do it quickly. He was all about quickly, at least until they got where they were going. After that, he’d be all about making his time with Renie last forever.

Where was she? She was taking too long. He started to pace, but stayed close enough to the truck that he could grab hold of it if he needed to. When she came out of the front door, she had a bag with her, and a she wore a different jacket, one that fit her.

He opened the passenger door, and she climbed into the seat, but grabbed his coat as she did, pulling him to her. She kissed him again, so hard it almost hurt. He wanted to close his eyes and concentrate on how she felt, but he was too afraid. He needed to see her so he was sure this wasn’t a dream.

He couldn’t speak, he could hardly breathe.

She pulled away from him. “Let’s go.”

He walked around the pickup, steadying himself as he went. He hoped he’d be able to drive.

When he got in, Renie slid over and sat next to him. Somehow he managed to get the truck in gear using his left hand because his right arm was wrapped around her, and there was no way he’d let go.

He pulled up behind a house in town, and parked in the alley, out of the way of the other garages. When he got out, she followed. The lady at the rental office said the key would be in a lock box on the back door. He reached in and pulled the code out of his pocket, hoping his hands would be steady enough to punch it in. When it popped open on the first try, Renie grabbed the key and unlocked the door.

Shit—he didn’t have any condoms.

“Renie,” he found his voice. “I’m so sorry, I don’t have any—”

“It’s okay,” she said.

He didn’t want to think about why it was okay. He couldn’t let himself think about why it was okay.

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