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“Right! I’m gone get in a car in the middle of the night with a nigga named Priest.” She used air quotes around my name and I laughed.
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“I never been the type to worry about another nigga. Especially when I see something I want.”
I gotta look in those pretty muthafuckas while you cum on this dick. Keep playin when you know you ain’t ready for that shit.”
All I could do was lay my head on his chest and drift to sleep ignoring my heart that was silently breaking in my chest from the realization that a night like this would never happen again.
I wanted that woman and I didn’t care who stood in my way I was going to get her.
“She had this wild, beautiful fucking weekend and got pregnant. She ain’t fucked a nigga since!” I knew it! That caused my dick to stir making me have to reach down and adjust it.
“Keep your feet off the floor please. Nothing that goes in my mouth touches the floor. Do you understand?” He looked at me squarely.
“I’m gone eat you the fuck up when we get home. I want every part of you on my tongue. You walking around here with all that ass like you won’t get fucked.”
I went to the bathroom and closed the door behind us. I bent her over the sink. I snatched her panties from her and put them in my pocket.
I’m not the type of man that’s going to tell you a bunch of shit when I can be busy showing you. I am going to take my woman out and show you off every chance I get not only because you are beautiful but because I am proud of you.
“You fucking crazy coming in here wearing this shit and thinking you wasn’t gone get fucked before we left here. Then you ain’t answering your phone and shit. We will never be over but that shit we were going through is. We moving on.”
“Fuck these people. You gone be cumming on this dick the rest of your life. Ain’t no walking away from this, Satisa. Cum for me baby.”
I was so skeptical at first and those feelings felt like lightyears ago because today and every day after I would always run back to the arms of the man whose words were never empty.

