that?”
“Really? That’s great. Of course I’m fine with that. I’ll just hang with Ava until you’re done.”
I pull her into my arms and kiss her cheek and neck. A little mewl sounds from her throat and she places her hands on my chest giving me a slight push, breaking my contact with her neck.
“Hey, what was that for? I didn’t get you last night.”
“And you’re not getting me this morning either. We’re going to be late if you don’t hurry up and shower, and I do not want to piss off your sister by being late.”
I don’t disagree with her, but I want to take advantage of that short towel and her naked little body underneath it.
“Tonight. You’re all mine.” I whisper into her ear.
“Tonight, we’re going to a party with your sister.” She laughs and grabs her clothes off the bathroom counter and walks out into the hotel room to change closing the bathroom door behind her.
“After the party, you’re mine.” I yell through the door.
The bathroom door inches open slightly, and she peeks her head through. “I’m always yours, I’m not going anywhere. Let’s just enjoy this weekend with Ava. When we get home, you can have me anytime you want.”
She’s right. This weekend isn’t about Jess and I, it’s about visiting Ava, and spending time with her.
“Fine, but when we get home…”
“I know, I know…” she interrupts me.
Standing outside the football stadium, my stomach flutters with excitement like it used to on game day. It’s a cool, sunny, fall day, perfect football weather. There are crowds of people already tailgating, and I’m waiting for Jess and Ava by the main entrance.
Catching up with Coach and the guys for the last hour made my weekend. I definitely miss football, but I have no regrets on my decision to move home and pursue my career as a fire fighter. I twist the red UA t-shirt that Coach gave me for Jess in my hands, when I happen to see her and Ava heading in my direction. They are walking arm in arm each carrying a large Starbucks coffee.
“How was it?” She asks, pulling out of Ava’s arm and planting a kiss on my cheek.
“It was great. So good to see the guys and just catch up in person for a little bit.”
“I’m really glad you got to see them.” She smiles at me and laces her fingers through mine.
“Should we go watch some football or do you two want to stand here chit-chatting all day?” Ava asks sarcastically.
The rest of Saturday was spent watching football, with Arizona taking home the win, and stopping by several parties with Ava. I will say that I do not miss the days of drunken house parties. Waking up Sunday morning, I reach for Jess and find that she’s not in the bed. Sitting up, I see her sitting in the bedside chair reading on her iPad.
“Morning beautiful.” She smiles and sets the iPad down on her lap.
“Morning sleepyhead. I wasn’t sure you were ever going to wake-up.”
“What time is it?”
“Nine. We have to bring coffee to Ava, she’s not feeling well after the party last night and she has a huge exam she has to study for.”
“Ok, we should probably get on the road anyway, we have a long drive.”
Standing up, she starts pulling clothes out of the dresser. “Go shower and I’ll get us packed up,” she says. True to her word, she has everything packed by the time I’m done showering. We haul our bags to the truck and stop at the Starbucks just off campus. Jess juggles the coffees as I pull the truck into the visitor parking in front of the dorm. Ava exits the main entrance just as we pull up carrying a large book bag on her shoulder.
“There you are,” she sighs reaching for the large cup of coffee Jess is holding out to her. “I owe you.” She says sipping the hot coffee with caution.
“You always owe me.” I joke with her. Ava continues sipping her coffee and we stand in silence for a few seconds before Jess finally speaks.
“I suppose we should get going,” she says
“Really? That’s great. Of course I’m fine with that. I’ll just hang with Ava until you’re done.”
I pull her into my arms and kiss her cheek and neck. A little mewl sounds from her throat and she places her hands on my chest giving me a slight push, breaking my contact with her neck.
“Hey, what was that for? I didn’t get you last night.”
“And you’re not getting me this morning either. We’re going to be late if you don’t hurry up and shower, and I do not want to piss off your sister by being late.”
I don’t disagree with her, but I want to take advantage of that short towel and her naked little body underneath it.
“Tonight. You’re all mine.” I whisper into her ear.
“Tonight, we’re going to a party with your sister.” She laughs and grabs her clothes off the bathroom counter and walks out into the hotel room to change closing the bathroom door behind her.
“After the party, you’re mine.” I yell through the door.
The bathroom door inches open slightly, and she peeks her head through. “I’m always yours, I’m not going anywhere. Let’s just enjoy this weekend with Ava. When we get home, you can have me anytime you want.”
She’s right. This weekend isn’t about Jess and I, it’s about visiting Ava, and spending time with her.
“Fine, but when we get home…”
“I know, I know…” she interrupts me.
Standing outside the football stadium, my stomach flutters with excitement like it used to on game day. It’s a cool, sunny, fall day, perfect football weather. There are crowds of people already tailgating, and I’m waiting for Jess and Ava by the main entrance.
Catching up with Coach and the guys for the last hour made my weekend. I definitely miss football, but I have no regrets on my decision to move home and pursue my career as a fire fighter. I twist the red UA t-shirt that Coach gave me for Jess in my hands, when I happen to see her and Ava heading in my direction. They are walking arm in arm each carrying a large Starbucks coffee.
“How was it?” She asks, pulling out of Ava’s arm and planting a kiss on my cheek.
“It was great. So good to see the guys and just catch up in person for a little bit.”
“I’m really glad you got to see them.” She smiles at me and laces her fingers through mine.
“Should we go watch some football or do you two want to stand here chit-chatting all day?” Ava asks sarcastically.
The rest of Saturday was spent watching football, with Arizona taking home the win, and stopping by several parties with Ava. I will say that I do not miss the days of drunken house parties. Waking up Sunday morning, I reach for Jess and find that she’s not in the bed. Sitting up, I see her sitting in the bedside chair reading on her iPad.
“Morning beautiful.” She smiles and sets the iPad down on her lap.
“Morning sleepyhead. I wasn’t sure you were ever going to wake-up.”
“What time is it?”
“Nine. We have to bring coffee to Ava, she’s not feeling well after the party last night and she has a huge exam she has to study for.”
“Ok, we should probably get on the road anyway, we have a long drive.”
Standing up, she starts pulling clothes out of the dresser. “Go shower and I’ll get us packed up,” she says. True to her word, she has everything packed by the time I’m done showering. We haul our bags to the truck and stop at the Starbucks just off campus. Jess juggles the coffees as I pull the truck into the visitor parking in front of the dorm. Ava exits the main entrance just as we pull up carrying a large book bag on her shoulder.
“There you are,” she sighs reaching for the large cup of coffee Jess is holding out to her. “I owe you.” She says sipping the hot coffee with caution.
“You always owe me.” I joke with her. Ava continues sipping her coffee and we stand in silence for a few seconds before Jess finally speaks.
“I suppose we should get going,” she says
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