Along The Ride Novels & Stories

she said, making gestures with her hands. If we were at Long Tooth I’d call her a smart ass and say some other colorful things. Nate stared me down, reminding me to be on my best behavior. I realized that Missy had been hanging on Tyra’s every word like she was taking notes. There was no way I could seem insulting right now. “On the outskirts. It trains them at the same time to learn the property lines. Where landmarks are and tracking any scents that may have come close,” I said, as if it should be obvious.

I suggest. "I mean, we have to work tomorrow. Maybe we should reserve some time to just rest at the hotel and maybe watch some show or something," "Ummm, okay. I like that." The ride starts and I hold on to him again. "Don't let go," I instruct him. "Never," he utters back and I know he would hold true to that promise. The ride delivered everything it was supposed to deliver. The anticipation, the drive, the zeal to want more and the unexpected turns it ever took. By the end of it, I was glad I listened. He wasn't lying. This was the best ride I've taken.

Ailee is going to make it very hard to keep my dick down on this ride if she keeps doing that. For our first few miles, Ailee kept a death grip on my stomach despite me driving the speed limit. Ailee had told me she had never been on a bike before. I’m trying my best not to scare her. It is a hell of a lot different than all the armored SUVs she rides around in. The longer we ride the more she loosens up. I go a little faster each time. She is laughing and hollering by the end of the ride. I can feel her smile on my back when she leans back in. I pull off on a dirt road headed to our destination and slow down. Ailee sits up and looks around. I know she is confused but she is being a good spo

Ash suddenly hugs him from the back and screams "Let's go!" "Really Ash, wait, you're coming with me?" Alex ask, dumbfounded. "Yes! I told you earlier that we should ride together. Come on, go, go, go!" Ash motions for him to go. Alex start the engine and propel the jestki forward. Ash holds on Alex waist as he rests his chin on Alex shoulder. Alex can feel his every breath on my neck, sending jolts of electricity down his spine. His heart beats faster and faster. Alex keep his face forward as a smile breaks from his lips and he try to focus on driving forward towards the horizon.

“I know.” “You don’t want me to argue?” “No.” “Not even a little resistance? A fake protest for pride’s sake?” “Don’t flatter yourself.” He smiled, and I didn’t smile back, but I didn’t have to. He saw it anyway. “We ride in an hour,” I said. “I want to be past the northern ridge before noon.” “I’ll tell the others to get ready.” “I already did.” He paused, then nodded. “Of course you did.”

Maddox said in my ear. Without answering, I just started my bike and looked at him. He nodded and started his bike. Steele had already left the driveway and was headed back. I wasn’t upset about going on a ride. The wind in my face was everything I loved. Feeling free, without a care in the world. “We are taking the long way around the city to avoid traffic.” Maddox said as he turned down a side street. “I’ll follow you.” I said, as I stayed slightly behind him.

“You had the look of concern when I told you that I would ride with the rest of the men....” She flushed harder. “The snow is heavy, so I thought you would be cold....” “We tend to not feel cold, even during blizzards or heavy snows like this.” They had been riding for over four hours and are almost at the Eastern border. The carriage rocked aggressively as they sped through the dull evening sky. Dreg caught Ilena from crashing against the carriage’s frame. “Be careful...” “...thank you.” “It seems like you’re not so used to carriage rides....” He teased.

He revs the engine, and we lurch forward, wobbling at first before he gets the hang of it. We zip through the streets, wind rushing through our hair as we ride past beautiful churches, cobblestone plazas, and breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Every time we turn a corner, I hold on tighter, screaming and laughing at the same time. Caspian’s laughter is loud, full of life, as if he’s never felt more free. “Slow down!” I shout over the roar of the engine as we approach the edge of a cliffside road. “You said you wanted adventure!” he yells back, but he does slow down, thank God.

His touch sends a jolt of warmth through me, and I can't help but smile, knowing that we are in this exhilarating experience together. As we arrive at the cliff, a popular spot for couples to hang out, the line of cars in the parking area indicates the bustling activity. Noah helps me get off from the bike, and as he assists me in removing the helmet, our eyes lock in a moment of shared connection. I can't help but smile at him, feeling a sense of gratitude for the ride and the bond we share in this exhilarating experience.

Anna and I were both going, but we had an unspoken agreement not to travel together. I left early, driving straight to the high-speed rail station. The weather on the way there was beautiful. The rail station was on the outskirts and required me to pass through a rather deserted stretch of road. My driving speed slowed as dawn began to break. However, I was caught in an accident as I rounded a corner. I heard a loud crash as my car jolted sideways. I quickly realized that I had been rear-ended. I struggled to steer the wheel, but my car still collided with a pole.