Rivals: Episode Two by M.G. Walker

Author:M.G. Walker [Walker, M.G.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: bbw shifter romance vampire coming of age
Published: 2015-07-16T22:00:00+00:00

I pulled up to her friend’s apartment complex. It was a well-kept building on a quieter street kept away from the hustle and bustle of South Beach. Lights were dimmed in all the surrounding houses. A dog barked behind a chain-link fence, it’s jaws opening and snapping with drool falling down to the ground underneath it. The dog turned it’s focus to Kimberly, who was walking down the steps and towards me. She was even more beautiful than I remembered, even though I had seen her just hours prior. Her hair bounced on her shoulders, her cheeks pushed up with a smile that would melt the tallest of ice sculptures. Her eyes glistened even in the moonlight. And her breasts were being held up in a dark red shirt that cut low with it’s cleavage, leaving my mouth watering and my cock hardening. I tucked my growing dick underneath my waistband and sped over to her side of the car, lifting the door and allowing her in before she could even say thank you.

I went back to my side and sat down, looking over at her as she buckled the seatbelt. She must have just sprayed perfume because a soft, fruity Victoria’s Secret scent immediately filled the air and mixed in with her own natural scent. It was no where near as artificial as the perfume and, if you had asked me, much more desirable than anything that could have been bottled.

“Thank you for coming. It’ll be worth your while,” I said, throwing the car in drive.

“Thanks for thinking of me,” she replied. “Everything’s been so absolutely, mind-bendingly crazy lately.”

“It has been more than I expected. I’m sorry again about earlier. You should have never been put in the middle of that situation. But for the rest of the night, we’re going to forget that ever happened. I’m going to take you out to the sea and share some of the finest wine, eat the most succulent oysters, and escape, at least momentarily, from the chaos that’s infiltrated our lives.”

She looked over at me and smiled, pushing a lock of rebellious hair away from the side of her face. “That sounds perfect.”

“It will be,” I assured her and pressed down harder on the gas.

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