**Elijah**“My, my, my, how the tables have turned,” Zoe purred as she assisted me into my wheelchair.“You know damn well I don’t need this wheelchair. I’m just following hospital protocol,” I spat.“No need to get huffy with me,” she said, giggling at my temper tantrum. “You’re already acting like a grumpy old man, and I haven’t even gotten you home yet.”“Please don’t call me old,” I sighed, leaning back into the wheelchair and staring at the off-white popcorn ceiling tiles.She leaned down, gripped the wheelchair armrests, and nibbled at the sensitive spots on my neck. I hardened instantly from the sensual contact.“This right here tells me that you’re not old, Daddy,” she teased, palming me through my shorts. “My baby got it up like that,” she boasted with a snap of her fingers.“Damn, Mama. You don’t know much I want you to climb into my lap and–”I was interrupted by a sudden knocking at the door. “Sorry. I didn’t mean to intrude,” Michael apologized from the door. Zoe rolled h
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