Monty Meets the Parents 7 by Lisa Worrall

Author:Lisa Worrall [Worrall, Lisa]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Gay & Lesbian, Literature & Fiction, Fiction, Gay, Romance, Contemporary, Genre Fiction, Gay Romance
Amazon: B00GFEEWL8
Publisher: White Stiletto Press
Published: 2013-11-26T16:00:00+00:00

IV

Aiden slid the key into the lock slowly and turned it gingerly. The house was completely dark. Not that it shouldn't be, it was almost two in the morning. He stepped over the threshold and closed the door as softly as he could behind him, before locking it again. His presentation had been a success, thank God, and once it was over the only place he wanted to be was San Antonio.

Unfortunately, his boss had other ideas and he'd ended up in a restaurant, followed by a strip joint—and not the good kind with slender twinks in tight shorts and hunky bears dressed as firefighters. He was sure he'd felt more uncomfortable at some point in his life but, sitting alongside the stage with a six foot blonde shoving her g-string covered ass in his face, he couldn't remember when.

He'd sat huddled in his seat Googling flight listings to San Antonio in the desperate hope he could get on one tonight. The Gods must have been smiling upon him because he'd managed to bag one of the last seats on the last flight, which left him enough time to drive home, pick up his suitcase and head to the airport. He could only hope his boss wouldn't remember how he'd told him in no uncertain terms he was leaving—if he'd heard him from the depths of the cleavage he'd been buried in that is. By the time he'd taken his seat on the plane, it had been past ten so he'd fired off a quick text to Molly telling her his plans and asking her to not tell Finn. She'd replied, promising to keep quiet, and if it had been possible to hear a text, he knew he would have heard her giggling like a schoolgirl about how "cute" they were.

Aiden covered a yawn as he slipped off his shoes and left them by the front door. He wasn't going to lie, he was shattered. This account had really taken it out of him and traveling to San Antonio in the middle of the night probably hadn't been the best idea he'd ever had. But if it meant waking up in Finn's arms, it was definitely worth it. He only hoped Finn would feel the same way in about three minutes when he woke him up.

He padded down the long hallway until he reached Finn's room at the back of the house and turned the handle, wincing as the door creaked ominously as it opened. Aiden froze, his gaze shooting to the lump in the bed that was Finn, then to either side of him down the hall to make sure he'd not disturbed anyone else. Satisfied the rest of the house was still sleeping soundly, Aiden stepped inside the room and closed the door behind him with a click. He crossed the room and deposited his bag on the sofa in the corner of the room and then stretched his arms high above his head. The thick muscles in his shoulders twitched in complaint at the movement.

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