Chapters (60)
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 1
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 2
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 3
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 4
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 5
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 6
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 7
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 8
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 9
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 10
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 11
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 12
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 13
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 14
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 15
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 16
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 17
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 18
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 19
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 20
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 21
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 22
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 23
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 24
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 25
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 26
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 27
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 28
- Dexter 2 – Dearly Devoted Dexter
- CHAPTER 29
Doakes looked around the room and back at me. I’ll be outside, he said, and turned for the door.
Doakes, I said, thinking it really wasn’t a good idea. But I got no more than one step after him when once again I was savagely ambushed.
Gotcha! Vince roared out, holding me in a clumsy bear hug.
Vince, let me go, I said.
No way! he chortled. Hey, everybody! Help me out with the blushing bridegroom! There was a surge of ex–conga liners from the floor and the last standing cop by the fountain and I was suddenly at the center of a mini–mosh pit, the press of bodies heaving me toward the chair where Camilla Figg had passed out and rolled onto the floor. I struggled to get away, but it was no use. There were too many of them, too filled with Vince’s rocket juice. I could do nothing but watch as Sergeant Doakes, with a last molten-stone glare, went through the front door and out into the night.
They levered me into the chair and stood around me in a tight half-circle and it was obvious that I was going nowhere. I hoped Doakes was as good as he thought he was, because he was clearly on his own for a while.
The music stopped, and I heard a familiar sound that made the hairs on my arms stand up straight: it was the ratchet of duct tape spooling off the roll, my own favorite prelude to a Concerto for Knife Blade. Someone held my arms and Vince wrapped three big loops of tape around me, fastening me to the chair. It was not tight enough to hold me, but it would certainly slow me enough to allow the crowd to keep me in the chair.
All righty then! Vince called out, and one of the strippers turned on her boom box and the show began. The first stripper, a sullen-looking black woman, began to undulate in front of me while removing a few unnecessary items of clothing. When she was almost naked, she sat on my lap and licked my ear while wiggling her butt. Then she forced my head between her breasts, arched her back, and leaped backward, and the other stripper, a woman with Asian features and blond hair, came forward and repeated the whole process. When she had wiggled around on my lap for a few moments, she was joined by the first stripper, and the two of them sat together, one on each side of me. Then they leaned forward so that their breasts rubbed my face, and began to kiss each other.