A Crush on Her Best Friend's Brother: Complete Box Set by Sharon Cummin Page A

her on the edge of
coming.
    “ Oh,
Brad,” she moaned. “I fucking want you inside of me. I
need you.”
    “ Fuck,
Rachel,” he growled. “I want to be your fingers right
now. Oh shit! Fuck yourself for me. Lift your ass off the bed and get
your fingers inside that soaking pussy. Take them deep. I fucking
want you. I want to be so deep inside. Hook your fingers. Thrust them
deep, baby. I can only imagine how damn wet you are right now. I bet
your dripping all over your fingers. Fuck, baby.”
    Rachel
cried out again.
    “ Brad,
fuck, I'm coming,” she moaned. “Oh, Yes, Oh.”
    She
repeated his name over and over as he slammed his hand down his
shaft.
    “ Fuck,
baby,” he growled, as he came.
    They
were both panting into the phone. Once their breathing calmed, she
grabbed her phone and turned off the speaker. He asked her about what
the doctor said, and she was quickly brought back to reality.
    “ Nothing
really,” she said. “I'm feeling much better already.”
    When
they ended the call, she was sad and sobbed into her pillow. She made
her decision to distance herself from Brad and let him have the
college life he deserved. How she was going to stay away from him,
she had no idea.
    The
next morning, she got a paper to look for jobs. She searched on the
internet as well. Her resume was sent out to several places, and she
hoped she would hear back quickly.
    Classes
started, and Rachel tried to keep her mind on her assignments. She
got a job at a store close by and was able to arrange her schedule
around her classes. If she kept her mind busy with work and school,
she would be able to avoid thinking about him. She could work enough
to be able to save money for the summer. Once the year was over, she
would need to find a place of her own. Her mom had assured her that
she would have a room of her own where she was moving. Rachel was
hoping she wouldn't have to stay with her mom and the boyfriend for
long. Slowly, Rachel began to cut back her communication with Brad.
She made up excuses about why she couldn't talk and he seemed to be
buying it. He wasn't sure why she had gotten a job, but he knew he
needed to support what she wanted.
    Rachel
felt horrible for pushing everyone away. Her conversations with her
mom cut back to only texting here and there. She knew her mom was
happy, but she wasn't in any mood to hear about it every two minutes.
Rachel hadn't been talking to Karen much either. Her friend was busy
and things seemed to be getting serious with her and Sam. Karen did
seem excited that they would see each other over Easter break though.
Brad would text her every night, and she would text back. He seemed
upset that she wasn't making time for him. She let him know that she
had to work and needed a life as well. He had his football friends
and a social life. She didn't have one, but he didn't need to know
that.
    Two
months had gone by since she went back to school. She was in her
groove between school and work and was saving every penny she could.
Rachel was feeling better. Her sickness had slowed down considerably.
She had been to two baby appointments and had heard the little one's
heartbeat. Each time she heard it, she was just as shocked.
Everything was going good.
    Brad
would mention football with excitement during their few
conversations. She knew she was making the right decision with him.
It would be hard to ever see him with another woman, but she knew it
would happen if she let him go. She thought it might be good if her
mom moved before the summer. That way, maybe she could avoid Brad
even knowing she was pregnant. If she avoided Karen, she would be in
the clear. She wasn't sure how she was going to give up her best
friend, but she would find a way. It would be worth it for Brad to be
able to follow his dreams. She knew if he found out she was pregnant,
he would feel obligated to give it up. That was not going to happen.
    Rachel
stood in front of the mirror before her appointment and noticed a
baby