right back,” he said as he pulled on the handle to open the door
“Wait, I can’t go with you?”
I needed out and, damn it, and he was going to take me out. I’d been cooped up for
weeks and suffering from a serious case of cabin fever.
“I’m just going in to pick up your meds; I’ll be back in a minute.”
With that he left me sitting alone in the car, staring at the brick wall in front
of me. Fifteen minutes later, which had seemed like forever, Nathan returned. He was
so tense he moved with almost a stiff limp. Instead of walking to the driver’s side
door, he opened mine.
I quirked my brow at him as he cursed under his breath. “They won’t let me fucking
sign for your meds.”
It wasn’t until he leaned into the car and his arms moved under my body did I understand.
A smile broke out on my face.
Freedom!
Agitation seeped from him as he pulled me out, but he seemed to calm somewhat when
my arms wrapped around his neck.
My eyes were happy to have more stimuli, and I was looking everywhere like a kid in
a candy shop. I wanted him to let me down so I could explore, but I knew there was
no way he would.
We walked up to the pharmacy counter, maneuvering past the small line of people. “Here
she is.”
I turned to look at the pharmacist who pushed the paper for me to sign. A quick signature
and then Nathan shifted, juggling me a bit. He pulled out his wallet and I tried to
protest, but was met with a glare, silencing me. After payment was made, he handed
me the bag and turned to walk toward the door.
Hell no.
It was my first adventure out of the hospital or the house in nearly two weeks, and
I was going to make damn sure I made it last.
I looked at him and said, “Hey, while we’re here, there are a few things I need to
pick up.”
He turned to me. “Just give me a list; I’ll pick them up for you later.”
“But, we’re already here,” I argued.
He sighed. “I need to get you back to bed.”
My jaw clenched. He was being difficult, and I was going to get my taste of freedom.
I stared at him, our eyes locked in some silent battle.
“Put me down.”
“Lila…”
“Put me the fuck down!”
He glared at me and took a deep breath. “You can’t even stand.”
“Fine, there’s a motorized cart at the door; I saw it when we walked in.”
Another silent argument with our eyes ensued before he relented with a huff. We were
headed toward the door again, but just before, he detoured to the cart that was stationed
there, plugged into the wall.
He sat me down, grumbling about needing to get me home. I’d been home for a week now;
it wasn’t going anywhere.
As soon as I was on the seat, my casted leg extended, I was off.
I raced away from my captor like a bat out of hell…or like a crippled lady on a scooter,
but it was the imagery that counted. It took him two strides to catch up. After all,
I was racing at about three miles per hour.
I started out aisle by aisle, adding things to the cart. I didn’t even know or care
what was going in, but I sure as hell was having fun.
Nathan wasn’t. He was pissed, still limping by my side. The way he was hovering around
me made him look like a Jack the Ripper stalking his next victim and less like a frustrated
boyfriend with a disobedient girlfriend on wheels. Everyone who was in an aisle we
were in would give him a rather large berth. They could tell he was a man who was
having difficulties controlling his anger.
What I saw was a man who needed a nice long blow job to get all the tension out, but
he’d have to deal with it. He could chase me around, cursing under his breath; it
added to the freakish, hot sensuality he was exuding in that moment. That “I’m going
to spank your ass red so you can never sit in a scooter again” vibe that was exciting
me, but could not override my freedom fun.
He was furious, fists clenched at his side, and I could tell he wanted an outlet.
It
“Wait, I can’t go with you?”
I needed out and, damn it, and he was going to take me out. I’d been cooped up for
weeks and suffering from a serious case of cabin fever.
“I’m just going in to pick up your meds; I’ll be back in a minute.”
With that he left me sitting alone in the car, staring at the brick wall in front
of me. Fifteen minutes later, which had seemed like forever, Nathan returned. He was
so tense he moved with almost a stiff limp. Instead of walking to the driver’s side
door, he opened mine.
I quirked my brow at him as he cursed under his breath. “They won’t let me fucking
sign for your meds.”
It wasn’t until he leaned into the car and his arms moved under my body did I understand.
A smile broke out on my face.
Freedom!
Agitation seeped from him as he pulled me out, but he seemed to calm somewhat when
my arms wrapped around his neck.
My eyes were happy to have more stimuli, and I was looking everywhere like a kid in
a candy shop. I wanted him to let me down so I could explore, but I knew there was
no way he would.
We walked up to the pharmacy counter, maneuvering past the small line of people. “Here
she is.”
I turned to look at the pharmacist who pushed the paper for me to sign. A quick signature
and then Nathan shifted, juggling me a bit. He pulled out his wallet and I tried to
protest, but was met with a glare, silencing me. After payment was made, he handed
me the bag and turned to walk toward the door.
Hell no.
It was my first adventure out of the hospital or the house in nearly two weeks, and
I was going to make damn sure I made it last.
I looked at him and said, “Hey, while we’re here, there are a few things I need to
pick up.”
He turned to me. “Just give me a list; I’ll pick them up for you later.”
“But, we’re already here,” I argued.
He sighed. “I need to get you back to bed.”
My jaw clenched. He was being difficult, and I was going to get my taste of freedom.
I stared at him, our eyes locked in some silent battle.
“Put me down.”
“Lila…”
“Put me the fuck down!”
He glared at me and took a deep breath. “You can’t even stand.”
“Fine, there’s a motorized cart at the door; I saw it when we walked in.”
Another silent argument with our eyes ensued before he relented with a huff. We were
headed toward the door again, but just before, he detoured to the cart that was stationed
there, plugged into the wall.
He sat me down, grumbling about needing to get me home. I’d been home for a week now;
it wasn’t going anywhere.
As soon as I was on the seat, my casted leg extended, I was off.
I raced away from my captor like a bat out of hell…or like a crippled lady on a scooter,
but it was the imagery that counted. It took him two strides to catch up. After all,
I was racing at about three miles per hour.
I started out aisle by aisle, adding things to the cart. I didn’t even know or care
what was going in, but I sure as hell was having fun.
Nathan wasn’t. He was pissed, still limping by my side. The way he was hovering around
me made him look like a Jack the Ripper stalking his next victim and less like a frustrated
boyfriend with a disobedient girlfriend on wheels. Everyone who was in an aisle we
were in would give him a rather large berth. They could tell he was a man who was
having difficulties controlling his anger.
What I saw was a man who needed a nice long blow job to get all the tension out, but
he’d have to deal with it. He could chase me around, cursing under his breath; it
added to the freakish, hot sensuality he was exuding in that moment. That “I’m going
to spank your ass red so you can never sit in a scooter again” vibe that was exciting
me, but could not override my freedom fun.
He was furious, fists clenched at his side, and I could tell he wanted an outlet.
It
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