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Axe's Fall(46)

By:Chiah Wilder


She dropped her hand to her mound, two fingers touching her quivering clit before he grabbed it and pushed it away.

"Not yet, baby. You're so close."

She groaned in frustration, and he chuckled against her swollen lips as he continued pistoning his fingers in and out of her.

"Believe me, it's gonna be stronger and better if you wait."

"Just let me come."

He felt her pulsing pussy against his tongue as he played with her,  licking everywhere but where she wanted it the most. Her thighs clamped  together, trapping his head between them, but he still laved her  steadily, missing her aching spot each time. Each stroke of his tongue  over her beautiful, pink pussy had his cock bursting to sink into her.  The musky, tangy scent of their arousal blended with the sweet grape  smell of the champagne and the sugary frosting. He didn't think he was  going to be able to hold out, so he sucked her clit gently in his mouth,  the tip of his tongue flicking the side of the hardened nub, over and  over again.

Her pussy squeezed around his fingers, telling him she was ready to explode.

"Oh, God!" Baylee pulled Axe's hair hard as her body bucked and quivered below him.

As he watched her face contort, he leaned down and swallowed her cries  of ecstasy with his mouth. The way she thrashed, moaned, and pulled his  hair was turning him way the fuck on. He unzipped his pants, pulling  them down hurriedly, then gripped her ankles, pushing her bent knees  further toward her.

"I'm gonna fuck your sweet pussy. I can't get enough of it," he said,  running his length over her slick sex then thrusting into her. "Fuck,  you feel good, baby."

Panting and grunting, he pummeled her hard and fast, his hands slipping  under her ass and lifting her further so he could push in deeper. As he  dove in, she tilted her hips up, meeting him, taking every inch of him,  until they moved together as one, their bodies fused by heat and lust.

His gaze dropped and he watched himself enter her over and over, stretching her wider, his dick glistening with her juices.         

     



 

"Fuck, you're irresistible," he panted.

As they moved together, her soft hand lightly touching his balls sent  jolts of intense pleasure up his spine. He couldn't remember ever  wanting a woman as badly as he wanted her. Bending down, he captured her  mouth, kissing her hard before he pulled back, his eyes fixed on hers.  With his finger, he caressed the side of her clit, watching her face  crumple as she cried out in pleasure, her warm walls tightening around  him as he pushed into her. Her arms circled him, her nails digging into  the skin on his back. Then his body went stiff and a feral growl sprang  from his throat as his seed rushed out in streams, filling her up.

"Baylee. Fuck. Fuck!"

He collapsed on top of her, loving the feel of her quivering body as it  slowly relaxed from her orgasm. Flipping over, he held her close to him,  their legs entwined. They lay together, sated, Axe playing with her  hair as he kissed the side of her forehead. He never wanted to move.

Baylee, naked and warm, and in his arms, was perfect.





Chapter Twenty-Seven





Two weeks later

The anniversary of her mother's death came and went without incident.  Baylee hadn't heard anything from the killer for the past three weeks.  Perhaps someone was playing a sick joke on her, after all, and all her  worry was for naught. Banger nixed the guard duty since everything was  quiet and he needed the prospects at the club.

Baylee had felt vulnerable at first, but Axe made sure he was around  most of the time when she wasn't at work, so the fear was held at bay.

The end of the summer, and her services in Pinewood Springs, were coming  to an end. The foundation had been poured and the strip mall  construction had begun. Banger was pleased, and he rewarded Baylee with a  very large bonus. Logan accused her of sleeping her way into the good  graces of the club, and Baylee knew when she was chosen for the  partnership, he'd cry foul.

She sighed. She had mixed feelings about going back to Denver. On one  hand, she missed her condo, friends, and the feel of a big city, but on  the other, she was hopelessly in love with Axe. How could she leave him?  In ten days, she'd be back home. For sure, she'd have to come back to  Pinewood Springs to make sure everything was going okay, but the  majority of the process on her end was finished; the rest could be  completed by Skype.

Her heart lurched when she thought of Axe. They loved each other,  something she never would have predicted. A one-night stand had turned  into mutual love and respect. She smiled weakly when she remembered her  plan to engage in a summer fling with him.

She packed up her laptop just as her phone pinged. Her heart leapt when  she saw it was Axe. He must've finished with his uncle. Axe had finally  tracked his uncle down and went to talk with him. Baylee was dying to  know what transpired.

Axe: Hey, babe. Want Mexican for dinner?

Baylee: Sounds perfect. Did u see ur uncle?

Axe: Yeah. He's sorry he scared u. Just thought u were pretty.

Bullshit.

Baylee: U believe him?

Axe: Yeah. Know him. Dead end.

Is he telling me the truth? Why would he lie to me? I feel something's not right.

Axe: U still there?

Baylee: Yeah. Packing up. Done with work.

Axe: Club is sponsoring charity bike rally tomorrow. Want to go?

Baylee: Yeah. Is it in town?

Axe: Ya. In Lakeside Valley.

Baylee: K. What time tonight?

Axe: 7:30. I'll pick u up.

Baylee: K. See u.

She massaged the back of her neck, trying to rub out the kinks. Even  though Axe said his uncle's actions were innocent, she didn't believe it  for a moment. He was probably just biased because it was his uncle. She  switched off the office light, happy the work day was over.

* * *

"Are you sure he's telling you the whole story?" Dean asked as he adjusted the fan in his hot office.

Axe wiped his palms on his jeans. "Yeah. I have a way of getting people to tell me the truth."

The private investigator glanced sideways in surprise. "Your own family? Damn, that's cold."

Axe's gaze was flat and hard. "So, we set to go next Tuesday?"

"Sure. Shit!" He jumped back, shook his hand, then placed his bleeding thumb in his mouth. "This damn fan is a pain in the ass."

"Why don't you fix the AC? I know you can afford it, I paid you enough fuckin' money."

A nervous laugh bubbled from him as he turned around, wiping his  perspiring forehead. "It's a goner. I'm going to have to buy a new fan."

Axe only stared at him.

Clearing his throat, Dean sat behind his desk, took out a monthly  calendar, and jotted something down. "This Tuesday. Does Ms. Peters know  anything?"

Axe shook his head. "It's gotta stay that way. I can't risk her knowing."         

     



 

Dean held his water bottle against his neck. "Damn, can't wait for the  summer to end. It'll be soon. Have you noticed some of the leaves are  starting to change? Can't come soon enough."

Axe sat, stone-faced.

"And you're right about not telling her. The average person can't hide  fear or nervousness too well. It takes a steely SOB to not crack. Make  sure you don't weaken and spill your guts to her. I've seen that happen  too many times." He set the water bottle on the desk. "Women have a way  of making us tell them shit we don't want to."

Pulling himself up, Axe's lips curled into a cynical smile. "No worries. I'm a steely sonofabitch."

He left the office, grateful to be out of the sweat box with the  sweating PI. The fresh air energized him, and he headed his bike to the  clubhouse. He wanted to tell Chas, Jerry, Rock, and Jax they were set  for Tuesday. The PI had accomplished what Axe wanted, creating a buffer  to throw the killer off. When the PI discovered Baylee's old room had  been bugged, Axe wasn't surprised. He wanted the killer to conclude that  Axe had turned over the investigation to the investigator, so Axe could  be free to track things down behind the scenes.

He turned into the club's lot and nodded to Puck who was in the back,  scrubbing trashcans. Axe entered through the back, the scent of hickory  surrounding him. In the kitchen, he watched Doris, Marlene, Cherri, and  Addie talking and laughing as they prepared the food for the dinner  after the rally.

The club sponsored three rallies a year: the big one in the fall at  Cooper Peak, and two smaller ones at Lakewood Valley. The one set for  the following day was to benefit a charity that helped bikers out with  their children who'd been diagnosed with cancer. It killed Axe every  time he'd see the kids at the rally. They were all in various stages,  and the ones in the later stages saw the rally on their DVD player when  their dads brought them the recording after the event. Fuck. Life  doesn't make sense.

"Smells good," he said as he neared the stove. "Whatcha makin'?"

"Beef ribs and honey-baked hams," Addie replied as she stirred the glaze on the stovetop.

"Make a lot, we're expecting a big crowd tomorrow night."

"Chas told me, and he also wanted extra to bring home." Addie laughed.