In Her Pumpkin Patch: A Holiday Romantic Comedy by Alina Jacobs

Author:Alina Jacobs [Jacobs, Alina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-09-23T16:00:00+00:00

With all the innuendos at dinner, I thought for sure we were going to end the evening on a high note. But instead, Penny drove me back to my house. This was turning out to be the biggest issue with losing my license—I had no control over where we went.

"You want to come inside?" I asked her, kissing her and tucking a curl behind her ear.

"I don't know, I should probably get some work done," she said, slightly breathless.

"What work? You work for me," I retorted, pulling her close to me, reveling in her softness.

"We still have a lot left to do to make sure Sebastian sells you that company."

"Just take a night off," I said as I pressed her back against the seat.

She whimpered softly as I kissed her neck up to her mouth. I kissed her hungrily, needing her. I undid the red cape. That’s the problem with fall, I thought. Too many layers. My hand cupped her breast, pinching the hard nipple and making her moan. Penny spread her legs slightly, and I pressed my other hand against the soaking panties. She bucked slightly against my hand. My fingers pushed under her panties. I wanted nothing more than to watch her come undone in my arms.

I stroked the hot wetness, Penny making high-pitched moans against my mouth as I teased her. "I want to see you come," I whispered against her mouth.

She bit her lip as I teased her clit.

In the dark, her phone lit up, ringing, and she started, pushing me off to grab for it. "I, um—I should go. Thanks for the evening. It was amazing." She kissed me lightly then practically shoved me out of the car.

"Clearly not that amazing if she just up and left," I muttered, watching her drive away. I wondered what I had done and stewed on it as I went into the house.

"I didn't expect to see you back," Archer said when I walked in. "Did you blow your date? Or maybe you're back because she didn't blow you!"

"Archer," Hunter reprimanded.

"I'm going for a run," I told my brothers and went upstairs to change. Then I walked out the front door. I could have gone on the trails around back, but it felt as if something was pulling me back into town. As I ran, slowly increasing my pace, I quickly warmed up in the cold.

Before long, I found myself outside of the old Victorian house.

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