Trapped in the Storm
I now knew it was still the wee hours of the morning, and I had been awoken by a persistent voice that just wouldn’t let up.
“Hey, Love,” Doyle whispered, “Love, Lena… Baby… Lena. Damn, you’re a heavy sleeper,” he whispered placing a kiss on the tip of my nose. I groaned, rolling over, burying myself under the blankets, still tired. “Baby, can we have sex?” Doyle whispered, a trace of hope in his voice.
“Babe, it’s too early, go back to sleep,” I murmured, burrowing back into the covers.
“Lena, baby, please. It is four in the morning, and I have the mother of all morning wood in my pants. It hurts,” he whined.
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