A Baby for My Military Stepbrother 3

Author:Zara, Cassandra [Zara, Cassandra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lost Innocence Publishing
Published: 2015-04-15T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter Five

“The sheriff called to let you know you can get your car this afternoon. They'll have the tree cleared off the road today,” Dad informed me as I entered the kitchen. He was at the table, reading the newspaper and drinking his coffee. “What were you doing out at Tiger Park in that storm anyway?”

I had to scramble for an explanation. Trying to seduce my stepbrother into rescuing me so I could have his baby wasn't exactly the answer my father was looking for.

“I have a photo shoot out there this week. I wanted to check some things and lost track of time,” I replied. It was close enough to the truth that it almost didn't feel like a lie.

Dad nodded, accepting my words. He set down his coffee mug. “I can take you there after work,” he offered, back to talking about my car.

“Or I can,” Ian interjected, speaking up as he entered the kitchen. I hadn't even heard the door, but there he was. He was still dressed in his Army gear. “The kids have practice this afternoon. I'll be out in that direction anyway.”

It took everything I had not to blush. Ian could certainly take me. In fact, seeing him in his army uniform, it was difficult for me not to want to take him right there. Even though he had been up all night, he still looked like sex on a stick.

“That okay with you, kiddo?” Dad asked.

“Definitely okay with me,” I assured him, hoping I didn't sound too eager. Ian flashed me a grin. His mind was on the same track mine was.

“I'm going to grab some sleep. See you in a bit,” he said, grabbing a bagel from the kitchen and heading back out toward his room. I grinned at his back for a second, already excited for this afternoon. More time with Ian is always what I wanted.

“Want some of my spinach shake?” I offered Dad, opening up the fridge. Dad made a disgusted face and I laughed.

I could already tell that today was going to be a good day.

***

I spent the rest of the morning working on my computer. I didn't have any photo sessions today, so I spent the day editing and sending out proofs. It was a rather productive morning, even if I did look at the picture of Ian playing with the football team at least one every five minutes.

A knock on my door made me look up. Ian leaned in the door frame, wearing his coaching clothes. Even though I missed the uniform, a shiver of delight went through me. The last time he had come in my door wearing the coach outfit, good things had happened.

“You ready?” he asked.

“I'm always ready for you,” I replied, grinning wickedly. I loved the pleased smile that filled his face.

He held out his hand for me and helped me out of my chair. I grabbed my purse and we headed out to his car. Jenny and Dad were off at work or trying to avoid one another, so the house was quiet.

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