Page 100 of The Champion
I reached down to widen her stance against the countertopshe has hunched over so I had room to maneuver around the engine I knew sowell. My lips moved from hers to graze across her shoulder blades and the napof her neck where I gently bit. It worked.
“Oh god Jameson!” she screamed.
Hearing the chuckles outside the door from Spencer andAiden was the last thing I cared about when I let out a groan that could haveshook the entire goddamn house.
“Holy shit,” Sway gasped bracing herself against the edgeof the sink.
“That’s right.” I nodded haughtily pulling my jeans up.
“Such a jackass,”
“You weren’t saying that a moment ago.” I reached forwarddrawing her against my chest. “It was something along the lines of“ohJameson, you fuck so good!”yeah that was exactly what you said.”
“Jesus,” she shook her head, one eyebrow quirked at me.“I didn’t think your head could get any bigger. I was wrong.”
Once outside the bathroom, I had some explaining to do.
“Where’d you go daddy?” Axel asked dragging his littlefriend Lily around with him.
Lily West was Justin’s daughter who was just a few monthsshy of Axel’s age. Those two were just like Sway and me growing up, pretty muchinseparable.
Still buttoning my jeans since Sway left the goddamn dooropen while I still wasn’t fully dressed, I answered him. “I had to shower.”
“There no shower in there,”
Shit.
“I just splashed some water over my face.”
He glared in my direction before looking over at Sway. Hewas more perceptive than I give him credit for.
“Sure dad.”
Dumbfounded that my 4-year old son realized what his momand I were doing in the bathroom, I slipped back into the kitchen to give Swayshit for leaving the door open to find her crying in the kitchen.
“Honey, what’s wrong.”
She turned to face me, smashing her face in my chest. Herhands grasped at my shirt.
“I’m sorry...Idon’t want this baby to be born yet.”
“It won’t,” we still didn’t know the sex of the baby.Just as Arie had done, this new little one refused to cooperate with us duringultrasounds so it was a mystery as to what the addition to the brood would be.“You still have another month to go.”
The baby wasn’t due until the beginning of February. Wehad time to get Sway used to the idea of giving birth again. It didn’t dawn onme that her water had broken right there until I noticed we were standing init.
Sway looked down and started crying harder.
“I can’t...I don’twant to do this again.”
She hated giving birth but once it was over, she wasready for more.
“It’s all right honey. We’ve done this two other times.”I soothed gently stroking her back. “You’ll do fine.”
“No, I won’t.” she shook her head. “That’s easy for youto say. You’re not shooting kids out your crankcase!”
“Well I should hope not.”
Her expression turned furious. “Jameson?”
