Carlos X Jill Novels & Stories

Darius went inside, motioned them to follow. Carrey sighs and then went ahead following Darius inside. “Hahaha, you heard the man kids, move it,” Gus ushering the rest of them to follow. “I repeat, I don’t like Darius,” Jill said looking at them, “You boys go ahead first, this is gonna be a treat for him seeing the Pogromca boys.” All of them went inside.

Jill had never been so glad to see anyone. The change in Carl was immediate. He puffed up like a rooster, standing up as straight as he could, though he’d need an extra few inches in his shoes to measure Dustin’s height. ‘Heard there was company, Jill. Name’s Dustin Reed,’ the rancher said easily, holding out his hand to Carl. ‘I’m Jill’s fiance, Carl Douglas,’ Carl replied quickly. Jill winced. That was not how she would have introduced him. ‘Not exactly,’ she murmured, ignoring Carl’s frown.

She listened, fascinated, as Carla explained how she was the only female Runner for the Silvercrest pack, her partner a man named Wyatt Pall. When Jillian came back, they sat around the kitchen table with their pastries and coffee, spending the time just getting to know each other. “How are things going with Razl?” Jillian finally asked, before taking a bite of her cinnamon roll. “Um…complicated.” “I’m not surprised,” Carla drawled. “I’ve always thought he’d be a handful. He’s got so much alpha in him, I’m surprised he doesn’t…” She suddenly jumped in her seat, a startled expression on her face as her words trailed off. Though neither woman said anything, Tourmaline would have bet money that

Larry moaned into the attractive brunette’s mouth, pulling her tighter into him and enjoying the sensation of her huge breasts squashed up against his chest. When they finally broke off breathlessly, Jill sat back down, reaching for her next card and getting the seven of clubs. Max whooped happily at this, Jill was not sure if he was excited about winning the game or getting to remove her panties. “Well done Max,” Larry congratulated his friend. “We’re all done?” Jill asked.

" Before Mandy could ask any more questions, Jill was out of the room. She quietly climbed the stairs and after taking a deep breath she hesitantly knocked on Craig's door. "Yes?" she heard him call out, sounding a little impatient. She went inside and quickly closed the door behind her. "Hello," she said quietly and took a few hesitant steps forward. Craig was sitting on the couch, busy again with his laptop. He raised his eyebrows in surprise when he saw her, but he didn't look particularly pleased. "Jill, what a surprise visitor," he said mockingly. "You're not longing for me, are you?" "I have a request for you," she replied calmly, ignoring his ironic tone.