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Knowing she was about to go off again
    so soon was more exciting than I’d imagined. My cock was already in pain from the swollen,
    unfulfilled head pressing against the zipper of my jeans. If she went off again I was pretty damn sure I was going to mess up my fucking pants.
    In one move I stood up and jerked my jeans down. Then I grabbed her hips and slammed into her.
    “Fuck,” I cried out as her tight walls clenched around me. Blaire went off again and this time she
    wasn’t covering her mouth. She was lost in her bliss. Her head was thrown back and her body was
    bucking wildly under mine as she said my name over and over.
    The sight of her sent me over the edge. I grabbed the back of the chair as I spilled inside her. Each
    thick burst of my release caused another strangled cry of pleasure from Blaire. She’d raised her legs
    up to wrap them around my waist at some point but now that she was sated and spent, she let them fall
    back down on the chair. A pleased smile was on her lips and her eyes were heavy.
    “Is it bad that I don’t even care if someone heard us? That was too amazing to worry about anything
    else,” she asked.
    I lowered myself until I could kiss her lips. “They shouldn’t be in my damn house if they don’t want to
    hear us,” I replied.
    Blaire giggled. “God, Rush. You make me crazy.”
    I couldn’t keep the grin off my face. “Good.”

BLAIRE
    Saying goodbye to my dad wasn’t as easy as it should be. Having him here helped heal so many hurts.
    I followed him outside and down the steps. He had his suitcase in his hand and he was headed back to
    south Florida where he was living on a boat.
    “It’s good to see you happy. It’ll be easier to sleep at night knowing you’re taken care of and well
    loved. I don’t reckon that boy ever expected to be so wrapped around your little finger but he is and I
    couldn’t be happier.”
    “You’ll come back for the wedding and after the baby is born? I want you here.”
    Dad nodded. “I wouldn’t miss that for the world.”
    I refused to tear up on him. That wasn’t fair. He was already all alone. I didn’t need to let my
    emotions confuse him. “Be deciding what you’re gonna have him call you. Dean has already said he
    wants to be Papa Dean. You need to pick a name too.”
    Dad grinned. I liked seeing him truly excited about something. “I’ll think about that and get back to
    you. Needs to be cooler than Dean’s.”
    I wrapped my arms around his waist and hugged him. “Thank you for coming. I’ve missed you.”
    “I’ve missed you too, Blaire bear, but then that is my fault. I’m thankful Rush called me.”
    I was too. Rush was at the center of everything good that happened to me. I believed he always would
    be. Strange considering how it had started out so differently.
    “Have a safe flight and call when you get back to let me know you made it okay.”
    Dad nodded and I stepped back away from him. “I love you,” he said with unshed tears glistening in
    his weary eyes.
    “I love you too, Daddy.”
    He opened the door to the rental car and I stood there as he drove away. This time I wasn’t
    heartbroken. I just hoped that he could find happiness again one day. It was time he did.
    The door to the house opened and I turned around to see Rush standing on the front porch looking
    down at me. I could tell he was worried that I was upset about Dad leaving. I started making my way
    back to him and he came down the stairs to meet me halfway.
    “You okay?’ he asked the minute he was close enough to touch me.
    “Yes. Thank you again for that. It meant more than you could ever know,” I told him.
    “Whenever you want to see him just tell me. I’ll bring him back again. Just say the word.”
    “I want him here for the wedding and when the baby is born. I want him to get to meet his grandson.
    He doesn’t have anyone but me left. Our son will be his family too.”
    “Done. I’ll have him a plane ticket purchased and ready