Back Fast Lane
Chapters (42)
  1. Fast Lane
  2. Table of Contents
  3. Dedication
  4. Encouragement
  5. Acknowledgments
  6. The Story
  7. THE 80s
  8. Nicky and Ricky
  9. Tommy Mancosa
  10. Lyla
  11. The Roadmasters
  12. Chicago
  13. The Cabin
  14. The Reunion
  15. Josh and Bobby
  16. Christmas
  17. DuShawn
  18. THE 90s
  19. The Blur
  20. Young and Beautiful
  21. The Tour
  22. Trelane
  23. The Fast Lane
  24. Bobby McGee
  25. Seattle
  26. Portland
  27. Los Angeles
  28. Aftermath
  29. THE AUGHTS
  30. The Bar
  31. Charity Gig
  32. The Boys
  33. China
  34. Jesse
  35. The CD
  36. THEN
  37. The Interim
  38. NOW
  39. The Family
  40. About the Author
  41. Books by Kristen Ashley
  42. Connect with Kristen Ashley

“Yeah,” he whispered and the gravelly note to that word made me ride his fingers harder.

“We…have to show. I…promised,” I forced out. “The charity needs the press.”

“Mm,” Preacher hummed.

I dropped my forehead to his and breathed, “God, Preacher.”

“Keep ridin’, baby,” he encouraged. “Oh, yeah,” he growled when I did.

I glided my hands down his shirt to his trousers.

“Want you,” I panted.

I heard a whirring noise that didn’t last long and Preach ordered, “Drive around awhile.”

“Yeah, Preacher,” the chauffer said.

The whirring noise came back just as I freed him from his pants.

His fingers went out of my panties, and he pushed his slacks over his hips while I claimed his hard cock.

Preacher tugged my panties aside, I positioned him, my eyes staring into his, and I bore down.

He clamped onto my ass with both hands and groaned, “Fuck.”

My forehead still to his, I took him, he let me, his fingers pulsing into my flesh with encouragement before he moved one hand around and found my clit with his thumb.

I gasped, took him harder, and he pushed me over the edge right before he jumped off with me.

I was sitting on his cock, my face in his neck, and Preacher was trailing his fingertips lightly on the skin of my ass and thighs when I came down.

Then suddenly, skating my gown up my back, his arms clamped around me.

“Ditch this shit,” he rumbled.

“Honey—”

I was about to remind him why we had to appear at this event when he interrupted me, sharing precisely what he wanted to ditch.

“Take you to a mountain somewhere. Somewhere they can’t get to us. Build you a house. Fill you with babies. Make our lives about nothin’ but you and me and our family.”

My man was tired of it.

It had become a grind.

Something he loved had become a grind.

And it was all about him, all on him.

The guys, they were great.

But none of them carried the weight like Preacher.

I had to get him to a place where he could breathe, remember how much he loved this, get him into a zone where he could just pick up his guitar and play because he wanted to.

Not because he had to.

But I had to wait to get him to that place.

Because the pressure was still on.

I tipped my head to press my lips on the underside of his jaw and whispered, “We’ll do that. Maybe after the tour.”

“I want you going with me.”

I lifted my head up and looked down at him.

“What?” I asked.

“I want you on the tour with us.”

He always wanted me on tour with him.

He always wanted me with him.

But this sounded different.

And although that concerned me, I had other concerns that took precedence.

“Preacher, I don’t have a job.”

“I do.”