The NewlyFEDS ( A Fake Marriage Romantic Comedy) by Logan Chance

Author:Logan Chance [Chance, Logan]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-05-08T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 16

Vin

My dick is more than adequate, just an fyi. And if I don’t break this case soon, it’s going to explode. For three days, I’ve been holed up in the basement, trying to keep my distance from Addison. It’s been fucking torture being around her since I tasted her lips. Torture tasting her sexual innuendo meals. All I want to do is spread her legs and eat her.

Before we leave, Addison picks up a black leash a neighbor left when they dropped that wandering cat off last week.

“What do you need that for?”

“It’s our excuse for walking the streets this late at night. We’re trying to find our cat.”

“Smart.” I open the back door and we both slip through. “But it’s not that late.”

“Eleven-thirty on a Thursday night is considered late to most.”

In my normal life, this is usually when my night began. When, and if, I did have a night off, this was about the time I would hit the local bar with friends and play darts or pool. And now, living here, I don’t know what to do with all this pent up...frustration.

It’s a pain in the ass having these feelings appear out of nowhere. I’ve never had to worry about this shit before. I don’t think I’ve ever cared for a woman before in my life. Besides my mother.

Addison follows me outside, and we go a few blocks in silence, both of us casing the road and backyards. Everything is asleep. No mob bosses running around demanding their money.

“It’s weird how well these people are hiding the fact they’re working for the mob,” I say.

“What’s even more weird is it hasn’t tipped anyone off,” she replies.

With how nosy this neighborhood is, Addison’s right. It is suspicious. Or the criminals are that good.

We stop in front of the Sander’s darkened mini mansion.

“Are they home?” Addison asks.

I shrug. “We’ll find out.”

We do a basic layout of the front, then move into the backyard. There’s no moon in the sky lighting the way for us, and I’m regretting not bringing my night-vision goggles.

“I’m going in through the garage,” I tell her.

“I’ll check around back, see if I can get into the basement.”

Yes, we’re about to do a straight up B&E. Don’t try this at home, kids. It’s illegal, but I like to think of it as part of our job to ensure everyone in this city is safe. And to keep them safe, we need to break into their houses to make sure they’re all on the up and up. Pretty fucked up thought process, I know, but it works.

I turn on my bluetooth, so I can communicate with Bucks, slip around the outdoor grill, and jump the fence to end up in their driveway.

The lock on the side entrance gives easily, and I slip through and stand on the hard concrete of their empty garage.

“Car’s gone,” I say to Addison. Which, I agree, is odd for eleven-thirty on a Thursday.

“I’m almost into the basement,” her whispered response comes in through my earpiece.

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