OUTLAW'S BABY

by Amy Brent

  He got up and circled around the table. He took her hands in his. She rose to her feet, looking into his eyes. “You, and our child,” he said, “are my biggest priorities. Nothing else matters. I'll do whatever it takes to give you the best life possible. And to make sure that our child grows up strong, healthy, and loved.”

  Nicole stepped into Horatio's arms and held him tight. The tension that had filled her for days started to fade away. He rubbed her back, offering her silent comfort and support. He kissed her cheek, then her neck, sending little shivers running through her skin. His lips found hers, and they kissed deeply and passionately. They hadn't made love in weeks while Horatio was recovering. But he was fully healed now, and Nicole felt a deep need for him building up inside of her.

  She took his hands, smiling coyly at him, and led him towards the bedroom. She pushed him down onto the bed, and then she stood over him, slowly unbuttoning her blouse, taking her time and teasing him with little glimpses of flesh. She wanted to take her time, to work him up real good, and to savor every moment of the experience, especially considering how long it had been.

  Horatio took off his clothes while he watched her, then he reached down and started touching himself, his eyes locked on her the entire time. She licked her lips, feeling the heat rising in her body. Her clothes dropped to the floor, she ran her hands slowly, and sensually along her curves, her eyes locked on Horatio's. Then she slowly stepped forward, crawling onto the bed and climbing on top of him.

  He held her by her hips as she mounted him. Her back arched and she started riding him slowly, rocking her hips back and forth while he thrust up into her. He sat up and she pulled his face close to her chest, holding him tight while she rode him. He kissed her soft skin and moaned in pleasure as they made love long into the afternoon.

  Afterward, she laid in bed with Horatio, her head cradled against his shoulder, holding him close. She put a hand down over her belly, smiling in contentment. She hadn't expected her life to turn out like this, and she was sure there were still more things she needed to learn about the man she had fallen in love with. But she knew now that they were sharing the same path together, and it was a path she was grateful to be on. She didn't know what twists and turns life would bring her in the coming months, but she knew that she had found a great man, a man who would give anything for her and do whatever it took to protect her and keep their child safe. And who would provide a wonderful life for them.

  And, if she was lucky, she might just get a chance to visit all of the wonderful places around the world that Horatio could take her, knowing they were there simply on vacation, and not as part of a crazy international espionage scheme.

  Filthy Coach: A Very Filthy Older Man Younger Woman Romance

  Sam Carson is a washed-up ex-quarterback who’s more famous for his drunken brawls and internet sex tapes than throwing touchdowns. So why did my father, the owner of the Atlanta Trojans, hire Sam to be the new head coach? And what part does he expect me to play in this dangerous game?

  ALLIE WINSTON: I’m a tough chick playing in a tough man’s game. I’m a sports image consultant. It’s my job to make undisciplined football players and unfriendly coaches heroes in the public eye. But when I’m assigned to make Sam Carson look good, I know that I have my work cut out for me. Especially when he catches me in the shower diddling myself and moaning his name. I can’t deny my feelings for Sam, but I can’t deny that I’m also part of a game that’s using Sam as a pawn. I can only hope that he never discovers my treachery, because I can’t imagine my life without Sam in my bed.

  SAM CARSON: I’ll be the first to admit it. I’m a baaaad boy. I drink hard, play hard, and screw hard. And when I drive my Lambo into the back of a truck, my career as one of the hottest quarterbacks in pro football comes to an end. For the last few years I’ve been a coach. When I get an offer to be the head coach of the Atlanta Trojans, I know something is fishy. Then I meet Allie Winston, the smoking hot daughter of the team owner. I want her and I know she wants me, but I get the feeling that there’s more than just sexual attraction at play. Allie seems to be playing a dangerous game, and I won’t stop until I find out exactly what – and who - is going down.

  Sam Carson

  People often ask me, Sam, what’s the best part about being famous? They assume it’s having tons of money in the bank or a fleet of exotic cars in the driveway of your fifty-room mansion, or the adoration of millions of fans that makes a star’s toes tingle.

  Bullshit.

  My favorite part about being famous, if you can even call me that anymore, is the groupies: those wonderfully-slutty ladies of questionable judgment who will suck your cock beneath the table in a packed nightclub or fuck you silly in a stall in a football stadium restroom during halftime.

  Groupies come in all ages and colors, all shapes and sizes, all willing to take it however you wanna give it to them. In the mouth, the pussy, the ass; whatever.

  It’s all the same to them and all the same to me.

  There’s one thing you must understand about groupies. It actually has nothing to do with you; at least not the real you. It’s all about the famous you; the you the public thinks they know; the you they see on TV or in magazines.

  And they’re not fucking or sucking the famous you for sexual satisfaction, but for bragging rights; so they can they can brag to their groupie friends, “Hey, I fucked him! Let me tell you all about it!”

  Think about it, how many women can honestly say they fucked an American Football League quarterback in the equipment closet during halftime of a national championship playoff game?

  Just one that I know of.

  And I only know that because I was the one doing the fucking.

  I don’t remember her name, but she’ll take those bragging rights to her grave. Most people won’t believe her when she tells the story, but that’s okay because she knows in her heart that it’s true.

  When you’re famous, regardless of the reason why, groupies are a part of the game.

  Mick Jagger has a line of hot twenty-year-old’s five miles long ready to fuck him, even though he is older than the Crypt Keeper and looks like he’s decomposing before our eyes.

  Singers, actors, athletes, billionaires all have their groupies.

  Even psycho killers have women ready, willing, and able to have sex with them.

  Charles Manson still gets love letters from women who want to bear his lovechild, even though he’s been locked in prison for serial murder for forty-four years.

  Both of the Menendez brothers got married after they went to prison for shot gunning their parents to death.

  Fucking OJ Simpson got more pussy after he killed his wife and her friend than ever before.

  Groupies can’t control themselves.

  That’s part of the allure and part of the danger.

  They’re like bloodhounds.

  They can sniff you out wherever you go, always on the lookout for a famous name to tug, suck or fuck, so they can post it on Facebook or brag to their equally-slutty girlfriends about who they had in some hole of their body.

  Hell, you didn’t really have to that big of a star to have groupies attracted to you like bees to honey. Or flys to shit.

  Just look at me.

  I’m a good-looking guy, but I’m not super rich – at least not anymore – and I’m more famous for who I used to be than who I am now.

  Side note: I have noticed an increase in age and a degradation of hotness of the groupies who approach me now.

  Maybe that’s it.

  The quality of the groupie declines in direct proportion to the decline in the level of fame.

  When you’re Sammy Carson, the starting quarterback of a nationally-ranked college football team, or Sam Carson, the franchise quarterback of an AFL team that plays on TV every other Sunday night, the quality of groupie is incredibly high.

  But when you’re Sam Carson, the former quarterback whose throwing arm got mangled in a car wreck, virtually ending
your playing career overnight, and you have to go into coaching just to keep a foot in the game, the groupies slip from 10’s or 12’s down to 7’s or 8’s.

  I’m not complaining.

  Even 7’s and 8’s rank a hell of a lot hotter than most normal guys could ever hope to get.

  They wallow in pussy belonging to 4’s and 5’s, and they’re happy to get it.

  In professional sports, groupies are everywhere.

  And they play at every level of the game of football.

  When I was the starting quarterback of the Nassau College Buccaneers, the cheerleaders used to line up outside the locker room, waiting to see which one I’d pick to spend the night with.

  Some nights, I’d take two or three of them home with me, which pissed off the rest of the team because they got my leftovers.

  Sorry, fellas. Maybe you can get a majorette to blow you on the bus ride home. If not, you can work your way through the bevy of female alumni who would love to get a young buck in the sack.

  I’m the star. I get first pick. Fuck you very much!

  When I was drafted into the pros as the backup quarterback for the New York Thunder, women came out of the woodwork like cockroaches to be with me.

  When I became the team’s franchise quarterback, I was with a different woman every night, on and off the road. I’d have to take a day off every now and then just to give my poor cock a rest.

  Even now, as the forty-two-year-old head coach for the Atlanta Trojans, the groupies still come on to me.

  “Say, didn’t you use to be Sam Carson, the quarterback of the New York Thunder?” they ask all wide-eyed and giggly.

  “Why yes, I did,” I politely reply. “Would you like my cock in your mouth or in your twat?”

  That’s pretty much how the conversation went when I pulled off Interstate 16 coming out of Atlanta to take a piss and refuel my Land Rover on the way to my boss’ beach house in Hilton Head, South Carolina.

  The girl behind the counter, a smoky-voiced gal around thirty-five or so, with red-dye hair and big tits, spotted me right away.

  “Hey, ain’t you Sam Carson?”

  I smiled and bobbed my head. “I am.”

  “I’m Janine,” she said in a thick southern accent. She rolled her tongue around her plump lips. “I just love the Atlanta Trojans. I bet you’ll look so handsome down there on the sidelines with your little headset on.”

  “Let’s hope so,” I said with a sigh, nodding toward the gas pumps. “I also had thirty-five in gas.”

  I set the two six packs of Coors on the counter and held out my credit card so she could ring me up. She didn’t reach for the card. Instead, her eyes went dreamy and she pursed her lips.

  Bingo.

  Groupie alert.

  I stuck the credit card back in my wallet and gave her a smile. “So, do you want me to sign your tits or something?”

  That was all it took. She came around the counter without another word. She brushed past me to lock the front door, then led me into the back room.

  I bent her over a stack of beer cases and gave it to her from behind.

  Hers was not the tightest twat I’d ever stuck it in, but it did the trick.

  Ten minutes later, I was back on the road with a full tank of gas and two six packs of Coors; all on the house.

  See.

  What’d I tell you.

  Groupies.

  They are fucking awesome.

  Allie Winston

  It took nearly five hours of driving in heavy interstate traffic to get from my loft in downtown Atlanta to my dad’s beach house on Hilton Head Island, just off the coast of South Carolina.

  It was slow going, but I enjoyed the peace and quiet of the long drive. I looked forward to the solitude of a long weekend at the beach. It was Friday afternoon and I wasn’t due back in the office until Tuesday.

  I planned to spend the entire weekend alone with several bottles of my dad’s best Chardonnay and the latest John Grisham novel.

  I wasn’t even taking a computer with me.

  It would be the first time I’d been off the grid in years.

  Okay, I wouldn’t be totally off the grid. I had my iPhone, but you can’t expect a girl to go cold turkey all at once.

  I promised myself that I would not surf the web or answer any calls that weren’t from my dad or Darcy, my assistant back in Atlanta.

  Darcy would text 911 if anything caught fire at the office and would only text if it was a raging inferno that she couldn’t put out.

  And dad, who owned the Atlanta Trojans professional football team, was in Los Angeles at a team owner’s meeting, so I didn’t expect to hear from him until later next week.

  Honestly, if I didn’t see, speak, or hear from another human over the next three days, that would be just fine with me.

  Once I got out of the horror that is Atlanta traffic and hit Interstate 16 east, I set the Audi’s cruise control to sixty-five, plugged in the latest Bruno Mars CD, and sang along at the top of my lungs. I felt great, like I was leaving the world and all its troubles behind, at least for a few days.

  I drove with my shoes off and the windows down. I loved the feeling of the wind caressing my cheeks and whipping through my long blond hair.

  It was springtime in Georgia. The air was warm and moist, but the breeze was cool and refreshing the closer to the ocean I came. I glanced out the side windows and gave a happy sigh.

  The world had turned green again after a dull winter that left me greatly in need of a break.

  I call it a break rather than a vacation because if I don’t get away once in a while to decompress, I’m liable to break things over people’s heads.

  I handle stress pretty well, but every now and then it gets to me. I work as a public relations and image consultant for one of the top sports marketing firms in the country, based in Atlanta.

  I work mostly with professional athletes playing in the southeast, including those who play for my dad’s team, the Atlanta Trojans.

  It’s a stressful job, but I love it and can’t imagine doing anything else.

  I get to work with my father without having to work directly for him. He’s my client, not my boss. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love him dearly, but I could never work for him.

  Daddy can be a bit of a bully, which he says you have to be if you’re going to make it big in the cutthroat world of professional sports.

  Daddy doesn’t stress me out, at least not since I’ve become an adult who has proven that I can take care of myself.

  My stress typically comes from my personal life; mostly from the long line of random assholes who worm their way into my bed and into my heart, then turn out to be total douchebags who are either (a) afraid of commitment, (b) already involved with someone, but forgot to tell me about it, (c) convicted felons on the run from the police, (d) gay, but experimenting with women, or (e) all of the above.

  You think I’m joking.

  Trust me, I’m not.

  The latest douchebag to tromp through my life was Brett, the hot-as-hell younger brother of a (now former) friend who couldn’t wait to meet me, fuck me, steal my debit card, and clean out my checking account.

  The joke was ultimately on him. My bank automatically sweeps everything over a set amount into my money market account, so good old Brett just got away with a hundred dollars and my everlasting contempt.

  I wouldn’t have minded the robbery so much if the sex had been better.

  I guess I should add another option: (f) sucks in bed.

  Newborn babies could hold erections longer than Brett.

  Turns out, too much cocaine will do that to you.

  There’s even a name for it.

  Coke dick.

  Who knew?

  I pushed thoughts of Brett’s worthless ass out of my mind as I turned onto Interstate 278. I was less than thirty minutes from the house overlooking a private sandy beach on the ocean side of Hilton Head Island.

  I couldn’t wait to un
cork a bottle of wine and dig my toes into the sand.

  A weekend alone was exactly what I needed to get my head back in the game.

  Allie

  I crossed the William Hilton Parkway, the bridge that connects Hilton Head Island to the South Carolina mainland, just as the sun was setting in the west behind me.

  I followed the highway across the island to the Atlantic side. Daddy’s beach house was within walking distance of the Port Royal Barony Golf Course. If there was one thing daddy loved more than football, probably more than me, it was golf. That’s why he bought this place; so he could literally walk out the door and be at the clubhouse of one of the most beautiful golf courses on the planet without breaking a sweat.

  The house itself was rather modest by daddy’s means. He was worth a few hundred million dollars and lived in a 27,000 square foot mansion in Bucks County, just outside of Atlanta.

  The beach house was around 2,700 square feet. It was a hundred-year-old cottage daddy had restored and tripled in size by adding a second floor and full basement.

  There were four bedrooms, three baths, a small gourmet kitchen and living room combination, a walk-in wine cooler, and a deck along the back that was separated from the shoreline by thirty yards of pristine white sand.

  Since daddy owned a football team and often lent out the house to his executives and players, he had a construction company dig out a full basement beneath the house to install a large home theater and workout room that had every piece of equipment you could imagine. I wasn’t a gym rat (why would you want to lift heavy things?), but I was a runner and sometimes used the treadmill and elliptical when it was too wet or cold to run along the beach.

  I blew out a long, happy sigh as I pulled into the driveway at dusk. I put the Audi in Park and leaned in to glance through the windshield. There were lights on in the house, but no cars in the driveway. The three garage doors were closed. I knew daddy kept a Jeep Wrangler in one of the garage bays to drive around the island in the summer, and a couple of Skidoos in another. There was usually one bay empty and that’s where I’d normally park.