Pretty Little Lies (Lie #2) Read Online Free PDF

over her top.  The ginger kneaded one in her hands before sticking her tongue down the brunette’s throat. I had told myself that was the life I wanted. So I needed to learn to enjoy it. I walked over to the two making out in the middle of the dance floor and wrapped my arms around the ginger’s waist. She moved her hand to rest over my erection she had slowly been grinding her back into. I reached across and slid my hand under the tight mini-skirt the brunette was wearing and tickled my finger along her panty line. She pressed her breast against my forearm. I took a suggestive nip at the air imagining it was her breast. My cock grew rock hard as the ginger continuously rubbed her hand over it. Those two would work for one night at least.
     
    “Knees, babe,” I whispered in the ginger’s ear.
     
    She fell to the floor, and before my eyes had time to adjust, she had my cock in her mouth.
     

Thursday, March 5, 2015
    Dylan
     
    After fourteen weeks, I finally got the green light to go home. Danny helped me pack up as we waited for Sarah to pick me up.
                 
    “I’m going to miss you sweet-pea. I better get a text when little E gets ready to make her appearance,” he said as he held up a pair of my panties, and raised an eyebrow. I yanked them out of his hands and tossed them in an opened suitcase.
     
    “Only if you promise me flowers.” I laughed to cover my heavy heart. I wouldn’t be calling anyone except the adoptive parents. Maybe, they’ll bring me flowers. So, at least, I could carry something home with me. I scratched my fingers across my stomach wanting the days to slow to a crawl just so I could have my little angel with me for as long as possible. “Plus, who says it’s a her? I’m thinking boy.”
     
    Sarah showed up as Danny zipped the final duffle bag. I couldn’t wait to bust out of the joint, but I was scared to leave the safety of the hospital. In there, I didn’t have to worry about the day-to-day struggles of life. Outside those walls, I was going to have to make the hardest choices in my life.
     
    Deacon and Allison waited for us as Sarah helped me in the door. They had filled the apartment with balloons and flowers covered every flat surface. They had even hung a large banner over the breakfast bar welcoming me home. The couch was stacked with my pillows and my favorite fluffy blanket was causally tossed across the arm of the sofa. Allison propped down and fluffed the pillow over her lap. I was so tired and hurting that I didn’t even complain as I laid down and snuggled my head in her lap.
     
    Allison played with my hair. I had almost drifted off to sleep when she started talking. “Sweetie, we’ll be here for you and the baby. I know you’re scared, but this little sweetheart will have three aunts who already love him.”
     
    I didn’t answer her. I knew she meant every word she said. They would love the baby and treat it like family. But what would happen when life got in the way. Sarah would finally settle down with her true Mr. Right and Deacon and Allison would start their own family. And where would that leave us? Alone. A tear fell down my cheek, hot and heavy. I never wanted my child to know loneliness.
     
    Deacon and Sarah had set our small kitchen table with a feast. It reminded me of one of Ethan’s dinners. I stopped dead in my tracks. I remembered him cooking. I pictured myself at Ethan’s patio table eating all my favorites. Ethan was laughing and flirting. I wanted to kiss him. Then I remembered he didn’t want a kiss from me. He wouldn’t even take a few minutes out of his day to visit me in the hospital.
     
    “What is it?” Sarah looked at me desperately and gripped my forearm before I fell.
     
    “I just had a bad memory,” I said and took a seat at the table. My hands were shaking. Deacon took them in hers and began to rub her thumb soothingly over the back of them. Sarah didn’t like Ethan, and I didn’t want her upset with