The Harder He Falls: 2 (So Inked) by Bristol Sidney

Author:Bristol, Sidney [Bristol, Sidney]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Erotica
ISBN: 9781419945755
Published: 2013-07-19T04:00:00+00:00

Quin glanced up from the GPS mounted on his dashboard just in time to see a Scion Cube turn in front of him, almost cutting him off. He grinned and braked hard.

What was his luck he’d find Kellie on her way home?

The wide four-lane road had a steady stream of traffic, and it wasn’t long before one and then two cars slid between them. But her car was so unique it wasn’t hard to track. She turned onto a quaint, tree-lined street. The houses were spaced evenly apart, well taken care of and unique. One was painted mauve. Another had brick archways from the house to the garage. These weren’t cookie-cutter homes. Most looked to have been built in the sixties or seventies, judging by the exteriors.

Kellie pulled into the drive of a moderately sized white house with peeling paint. It looked a little worse for the wear, but paper lanterns hung in the trees and the bushes in front of the house were a deep green and trimmed at perfect right angles.

He eyed the street, with its narrow one lane and two-way traffic. He pulled in behind her, his tailgate barely clearing the drive.

Kellie stood frozen between her car and the front door. Her eyes were open wide and the way her lips compressed didn’t speak well of this being a surprise she was happy about.

He killed the engine and popped the door open. She hadn’t moved in the time it had taken him to get out of the truck and circle the front.

“Hey, doll.” He shoved his keys into his pocket and slowed his stride.

His voice seemed to snap her out of her shock. “What are you doing here?” she hissed, casting glances over her shoulder.

“I wanted to surprise you. You said we couldn’t go and do something because you wanted to hang out with your grandma. I thought I’d come over and I could meet her.”

“No.” She shook her head and advanced on him. “No, no, no. You can’t be here.”

He stopped and she almost ran into him. Was she hiding him from her family? He hadn’t thought about that, but then again, before his conversation with Jacob it hadn’t entered his mind.

“Kellie!”

She whipped around so fast her hair slapped him in the face. A woman wearing pink scrubs stood in the front door to the house. Her hair was partially up in a ponytail, the rest looked as if it had been yanked out of the elastic band.

“What’s wrong?”

“I need your help now,” the woman said with an edge of desperation in her voice.

Kellie bolted for the front door. Quin didn’t stop to consider whether she needed his help, he followed, hot on her heels. He had the impression of a house frozen in the seventies, worn décor and none of it American made. They went through a kitchen, past a dining table and bottlenecked in what appeared to be a tiny laundry room. The woman in the scrubs stopped, blocking his path, while Kellie proceeded into what must be the garage.

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