Chapters (42)
- Fast Lane
- Table of Contents
- Dedication
- Encouragement
- Acknowledgments
- The Story
- THE 80s
- Nicky and Ricky
- Tommy Mancosa
- Lyla
- The Roadmasters
- Chicago
- The Cabin
- The Reunion
- Josh and Bobby
- Christmas
- DuShawn
- THE 90s
- The Blur
- Young and Beautiful
- The Tour
- Trelane
- The Fast Lane
- Bobby McGee
- Seattle
- Portland
- Los Angeles
- Aftermath
- THE AUGHTS
- The Bar
- Charity Gig
- The Boys
- China
- Jesse
- The CD
- THEN
- The Interim
- NOW
- The Family
- About the Author
- Books by Kristen Ashley
- 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.”