The Wiener Across the Way (The Cocky Kingmans, #2)

by Amy Award

For all the women who’ve never been skinny dipping because you weren’t skinny. You can go chunky dunkin’ with me and the Kingman boys.

Nobody needed to know that listening in on the bits of songs she sang testing her equipment out lifted the dark cloud over my grumpy ass just a little.

“Has anyone seen Wiener the Pooh?” If I wasn’t afraid either me or the dog were about to die, I would have snort laughed. She named her dachshund Wiener the Pooh? I had to assume that was who was growling and wagging her tail in front of me right now. I quietly called her name, but it had the same effect as before. More tail wagging. Okay, time for plan B. I slowly pulled my shirt up and over my head. No, I did not think I was going to dazzle the snake with my abs. That would have worked if Chris or Everett had tried it, I’m sure.

Kelsey was already halfway up the steps, and the closer she got, the more I fucking forgot how to breathe.

Kelsey and her thick hips, thighs, and her ass were beyond delicious. God, she was exactly my fucking type.

I almost dropped to one knee and swore my fealty to her right then and there. I might have too if Wiener the Pooh hadn’t come tearing across the stage and jumped up, hitting me right in the junk. I went down and got a face full of doggie licks.

Kelsey sang this love song about being cozy with the one you love, and I swear to god she was looking right at me. Why would she do that to my heart? I was dead now. Deceased. Dust.

“I’ll bend over for you, if you bend over for me.” We were getting racy now, were we? Two could play at that game. “Mr. Kingman. I’m surprised. Are you offering to let me peg you?” Yep. That came out of my mouth. “I’ve never actually tried it, but if that’s what turns you on, my sweet songbird,” his voice was dripping with sensuality, and I found myself squirming, waiting to see what he’d say next, “I’d be game to check it out.”

“Read your book, Kelsey. Be a good girl while I eat your pussy until you come on my face.”

“Don’t borrow trouble from tomorrow.

A kiss that refilled my soul.

“Always, Kels. No distance can keep us apart. We’re a team in everything we do now.”

but the strength of our bond, the trust and respect we shared, made every goodbye temporary and every reunion sweeter.