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Dirty Arrogant Boss (Cocky Billionaire Series)(6)
Author: A.M. Hargrove

She sat up and slid a hand from between her beautiful tits down to her pussy. “I can take care of myself too.”

Her pout was cute, but she wasn’t fooling either one of us.

“Nothing beats my dick. You know that and so do I.”

She ground her teeth and then fell forward on her hands to crawl toward me with an evil glance.

“Bite me and I’ll come down your throat and won’t touch you for the rest of the night.”

She didn’t answer, only reached up for my cock. I let myself go as she fisted me as best she could. The grip she had only added to my excitement. When she complied and took the head into her mouth, I said, “Good girl. Taste yourself. Isn’t it sweet?”

In agreement, she sucked me in further, swirling her tongue on the underside of my shaft. She was a crafty little minx and I wanted her like there was no tomorrow.

I was getting closer and wanted in her again. “Turn around and show me your pretty ass.”

She wanted me to fuck her. I saw it in her eyes as she backed away before doing as I asked.

I got to my knees, sliding a hand over her back before giving her a light tap on the ass. She wiggled it and moaned.

I took her hips and drove so hard and fast into her, I stole her breath. Then I moved again. My dick was so sensitive, I fought to hang on until she was spasming around me. I gave in and came inside her.

She practically collapsed to the floor. I scooped her up and took her to the bedroom, where we both fell onto the bed and I pulled her close.

“I suppose that means we are going to try the natural way?”

“Damn right. I’m going to fuck you, but to make sure, we’ll go to a specialist to test your readiness and do whatever’s necessary to ensure you’re pregnant.”

She nodded and we both drifted off to sleep.

I woke to the shrill sound of her voice. She hovered over me with something small in her hand. “You’re Hugh Hampton with Hampton’s Media. My friend Chloe’s asshole boss!”

It took a moment to realize she had my business card I’d left for her the other day. I nodded, also making the connection with Chloe, my most valuable employee.

“Wait, I can explain,” I said when I saw the hatred in her eyes. That told me Chloe wasn’t my biggest fan.

“No.” She shook her head. “You have to leave now. The deal’s off, you bastard. How dare you come here?” She said that like I’d planned this against her friend.

“I had no fucking clue you knew Chloe. She’s my best employee.”

Her finger was aimed at me like she wanted to claw my eyes out. I scooted off the bed, well aware my dick was swinging in the breeze.

“Don’t you dare, you asshole. You were fucking your admin. Chloe caught you. And you’re here fucking me.” She shuddered. “You better not have some disease or I’m suing the hell out of you.”

“I didn’t fuck her without protection, only you.”

Her hair fanned around her head from the way she was shaking it. “Get the fuck out or I’m calling the cops.”

I eased around her and pulled on my pants and my shirt, not bothering with buttoning it as she glared at me. “I can make this right,” I pleaded.

She wasn’t having any of it. I grabbed my tie and headed for the door. I held there a second, hoping she’d change her mind. But she didn’t. It slammed as I headed for my car. Good thing I’d driven. I got another evil glare from a mother who covered her daughter’s eyes as I jogged to the car, shirt flapping in the breeze.

 

 

Five

 

 

Molly

 

When the door slammed behind him, I was sure the door to my future slammed as well. My hand shook as I parted the blinds and watched him get into his expensive car. He didn’t drive away immediately, as I’d thought he would. He sat behind the wheel for a few minutes, and then his fists crashed into that same wheel. I feared for a minute his anger would have him ripping the thing apart. But a few moments later, he drove off, tires spinning as he went.

Had I made the biggest mistake of my life? Probably, but I didn’t know what else to do. Staying with him was a betrayal of the worst sort to Chloe, and I couldn’t have that. Why hadn’t I looked at the card he’d left on the counter? I’d let myself get all worked up over the possibilities of a better life for Mom and the chance of Dad getting out of prison. Now it vanished like a wisp of smoke.

My butt hit the chair at my pitiful kitchen table, and I slumped in the seat. It would have to be the one directly in front of the pile of bills that were stealing my life away. The questions about both my parents pounded my brain. Mom was too young to be in a nursing home. And Dad was far too honest to have embezzled any money.

Self-pity took over, which was unusual for me. I wasn’t one to give in to those feelings because I viewed them as a waste of time and energy, but today had been a huge disappointment. To top it off, the person who could usually pull me out of my sour mood was off-limits. There wasn’t a chance in hell I could talk to Chloe about this.

My phone rang, jolting me out of this sad state of affairs. Maybe it was the lottery calling to tell me I’d won a million dollars. Fat chance, even though I’d been entering that stupid thing for God only knew how long now.

Only it wasn’t. It was my mom, which only made my heart crack even more. Bolstering my spirits for what would be a long, sad conversation, I answered it with as much cheer as I could muster. “Hi, Mom.”

“Hi, darling.” The words were slurred and barely recognizable. I was used to her speech by now, so I understood her.

“How are you today?”

“I’m fine. How is my favorite daughter?”

“I’m your only daughter.” I laughed, not because I felt it, but because I hoped it would cheer her.

“But you are my favorite too. Are you having fun?”

“Yes, Mom. Lots of fun. I’m coming to visit you the day after tomorrow. On Saturday.”

“Oh, Molly, don’t waste time driving out here. I want you to live your life and not spend it on me.”

“Mom, visiting you is not a waste of my time.”

“I’d rather you be meeting a nice young man so I could have a grandchild before I leave this earth. And you won’t meet one visiting your mother in a nursing home.”

Her words gave me pause and made me think about Hugh and his offer again. Had I royally screwed up by kicking him out? With his money, I could move Mom closer, which would lessen the burden of me having to drive so far to see her. I could then visit her more often. It would also make Mom happy to have the grandchild she’d always dreamed of having. Dad could have a better legal team at his disposal. If his name were cleared, he could possibly go back to work.

There would still be the issue of telling Chloe, but maybe I could get by without naming the father of the baby. I might be able to tell her I didn’t know who it was—that it had happened while I was sleeping with two men and I didn’t want to divulge their names. Nah, she’d never buy it. Lying to her also wasn’t an option. I would be honest and tell her I hadn’t known who he was at first. I could only hope she would forgive me this business deal, because that was all it really was.

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