No More Mr. Nice Guy by Weber Carl

Author:Weber, Carl [Weber, Carl]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Publisher: Kensington
Published: 2016-01-08T08:00:00+00:00

Willie

40

Niles had already given me the go-ahead, so I couldn’t wait to talk to Tanya and see the look on her face when I gave her the good news. That woman was seriously working up to wife status, and I’m not just talking on Facebook. I’m talking the all day, every day kind of commitment. It had only been a few months, but I could already tell that she wasn’t the type of woman you run into on the regular. She was ride or die, and after being down on my luck for so long, I liked having a real partner to share my good times with, especially when I knew she’d be there even if things got tough. She liked me when I didn’t have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of, and in today’s world, that’s saying a whole lot.

“Where you taking me?” she asked as she got into the car with her overnight bag, all excited, like a little girl hoping it was a trip to FAO Schwartz. I’d told her to dress casually, but even in a pair of jeans, flats, and a T-shirt, she was turning me on.

“It’s for me to know and you to find out,” I kidded, using a favorite childhood comeback to tease her.

“This don’t look like the way to your house,” she said, trying to get a clue, but I wasn’t budging. “Well, wherever it is don’t matter, since I’m not working tomorrow. They said I might have some hours on Tuesday. I swear, if I didn’t have to keep up my rent, I would just quit.”

“Then quit. It’s not like you’re in love with that apartment anyway. Didn’t you just tell me your neighbor had a break-in?”

“Yeah, I know it’s not much, but it’s what I can afford.” She sounded frustrated.

“Hey, I get it. You see where I’m living,” I reminded her, failing to mention it in past tense, since that would have given away part of the surprise.

“How far is it?” she pressed after I’d driven another twenty minutes.

I smiled over at her and took her hand. “Not far.”

“You know the suspense is killing me.”

“Baby, it’s like me. Worth the wait,” I joked as I ran my hand between her legs.

Tanya picked up my hand and held it in hers. “You better stop or you’re going to have to take care of me right here in this car.”

“Oh, I can do that and still drive.” I waved my fingers in the air to remind her of how quickly I had made her come in the movie theater the other night.

She burst out laughing. “You are too bad, Willie. Least now I get the full appeal of dating an older man. You have tricks.”

“And don’t you forget it, because I’m not planning on letting you go.” I could see out the side of my eye that she had brightened at that statement. I can’t tell you how happy it made me to be with this woman.

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