Friends with benefits: Erotica by Walker Kelli & Summer E.J

Author:Walker, Kelli & Summer, E.J.
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Bookify.shop
Published: 2018-11-27T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12

Lily

Rushing to the back yard, we saw Chris and Skyler goofing off. It looked as though Skyler had intercepted the frisbee from Sean and Avery by catching it with his mouth.

“Mommy!” Avery said running to me. “Skyler caught the frisbee like a dog. He used his mouth,” she wa giggling and pointing to hers.

“Really?” I said pretending to be impressed.

She turned and yelled, “You catch it that way, Daddy!”

Chris turned and I saw the drink in his hand. I rushed over and snatched it away from him, smelling it. From the scent, it was more whiskey than soda. I dumped it out on the lawn and he yelled in objection.

“Where did you get this?” I insisted.

“Your dad said I could have a glass,” he said loudly.

“How many glasses ago was that?” I pried. I shook my head. “Why can’t you just stay sober for once?”

“Daddy, do it!” Avery cheered. She was running the frisbee back to Sean. He looked at me and shrugged.

“I will, baby,” he said. He turned and looked at Sean, “Go ahead, man. I’m ready.”

Sean looked at me and I just raised my hands in defeat. He took the frisbee and threw it nice and steady in Chris’ direction. Stumbling, he went after it. He opened his mouth as he approached but undershot and ended up getting hit in the nose instead. His hand flew to his nose as blood began to gush from it.

“You did that on purpose,” he yelled at Sean. “Why did you do that?”

“I didn’t do anything,” Sean said, his hands raised.

“You think you can just do this and get away with it?” Chris started toward Sean but Avery’s crying stopped him dead in his tracks.

“Why don’t we go get you cleaned up,” my dad said as he appeared. He and my grandpa ushered Chris inside while my mother picked up Avery and began to console her.

“There, there, sweetie. It’s okay, Daddy’s just got a bloody nose is all,” she said softly.

Sean joined us, “I really didn’t mean to…,” he began, his eyes wide.

“It’s okay, dear. We know. He’s just drunk again. Her father should have known better than to let him get in the liquor,” she chided. “Don’t you worry about it.” She turned to me. “I’m going to take Avery in to calm down. You two just relax.” She strolled away softly cooing to her granddaughter.

Everyone lost interest and went back to what they were doing.

“I’m sorry, Sean,” I finally said. “That’s why I don’t let him drink hard liquor normally. He gets even more rude and loud than usual.” I shook my head and dropped my gaze to my feet. I was embarrassed. I wanted to personally walk up to each person there and apologize.

“You don’t need to apologize for him,” he said softly. “You aren’t his keepper. He should know how to act in polite company.”

“I know,” I admitted. “It’s just…,” but he cut me off.

“No, don’t say it. Look, I have to tell you something,” he looked like he was warring with himself over what he was about to say.

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