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The Accidental Vampire(68)

By:Lynsay Sands


closed over one breast, squeezing it gently as he lowered his mouth further still to

close it over the tip and breathe hot air on it through the cloth covering it.

Unintelligible sounds of pleading slipping from her lips, Elvi arched in the passenger

seat, pressing her breasts upward and wishing her clothes weren't in the way, that she

could feel his warm mouth without obstruction.

Apparently, it was what Victor wanted too because in the next moment he was tugging

impatiently at the blouse and drawing it down to reveal the thin white strapless silk

bra beneath. It was a front‐fastening bra and took only a quick snap of his finger and

thumb to release it.

Elvi gasped and shuddered as the cloth fell away, allowing her breasts to pop up, then

cried out as his mouth finally covered one excited nipple. Clutching her fingers in his

hair, she held on for dear life as he suckled, her hips gyrating upward as she felt his

hand slide under her skirt and move up her thigh. That was when a tap on the window

made them both stiffen, then jerk apart.

Elvi quickly pulled her blouse up to cover herself and glanced around, groaning with

embarrassment when she recognized Teddy Brunswick's grim face peering in through

the driver's window. They'd just been caught parking by the local police. Elvi hadn't

even had that happen as a teenager.

"'Put on your bra," Victor said calmly, shifting to block Teddy's view.

Elvi tried, but her hands were shaking so badly, she kept fumbling it until Victor

brushed her hands aside and did it for her. He also tugged the blouse back into place

before getting out of the car to face Brunswick.

Taking a deep breath, Elvi slid out of the passenger side.

"I got a call that someone was upsetting you at Wal‐Mart," Teddy announced abruptly

as soon as she paused at Victor's side.

"Louise," Elvi said with despair. She'd known the woman would spread the story, but

should have realized the first call she made would be to Teddy.

"Yes." His gaze narrowed, taking in her disheveled clothes and swollen lips. "Are you all

right?"

"Yes, I'm fine," Elvi said quickly. "Louise misunderstood everything. I was crying

because Victor had just told me that I could have babies now, and I…" She shrugged

helplessly.

Teddy nodded slowly, then said, "So you thought you'd come back here and start right

away."

Elvi stiffened in surprise, her face flushing with a combination of shame and anger.

Teddy had never before talked to her with such distaste or so coldly and what he said

hurt, but when she sensed Victor tensing beside her, she reached to the side and

caught his hand.

"That was uncalled for," Victor said quietly, his grip on her hand firm. "I'd like to call

you on it, but since I know it's just jealousy talking I won't… This time. Don't mistake

this for a free pass to hurt Elvi again, though."

"Jealousy?" Elvi echoed, peering at Brunswick with confusion. "Teddy?"

The police captain was silent, his mouth set and expression empty. Without a word, he

turned and walked to the patrol car parked behind Victor's BMW and got in.

Victor turned back to the car and lifted the mirror out as she watched Teddy drive

away.

"You didn't know he loved you?" Victor asked when she realized he was holding the

mirror and hurried to lead the way to the side door of the garage.

"No," Elvi murmured, still not really believing it. She paused at the side door to the

garage. Reaching in her purse for her keys, she added, "I still don't know that. We've

been friends for years."

"He's loved you for years." Victor stepped inside, and then paused to wait in the

narrow space between the wall and Mabel's car as she locked the door behind them.

"That's why he never married. No other woman could compete with you. When your

husband died, he hoped…" Victor shrugged those useless hopes away. "But you were

turned."

"And he didn't want me anymore," Elvi guessed wryly as she turned to face him.

"Oh, he wanted you, all right," Victor assured her. "But he thought you wouldn't want

an old guy like him, so he set his mind to helping Mabel find you someone else. He

loves you that much."

"You read his mind?" She realized.

Victor nodded.

"Can you read mine?" she asked, suddenly horrified at the possibility. The idea of his

knowing exactly how he made her feel and just what she wanted to do to him and

what she wanted him to do to her was somewhat humiliating.

Victor was silent so long, she began to think he wouldn't answer the question, and

then he admitted, "I don't know. I've never tried."

Her eyebrows rose in surprise. "Why not?"