TUESDAY TALES PICTURE PROMPT

 

Hello there! Welcome to my Tuesday Tales. It's picture prompt week, where we write to a picture. And have no more than 300 words! This week we have another episode of "The Kicker, Part One." We are getting close to the last post for this story as it will be going to the editor soon. When you finish, hop on over to read the great stories HERE.  Thanks for stopping by:

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Settling on the porch swing, Robbie spoke first. 

“You’re so lucky. You have an amazing family,” Robbie said.

“Thanks. Yeah. I do,” Dale replied, zipping up her jacket. “You’re not the same Robbie Anthony I knew in Connecticut.”

He chuckled. “I am. You didn’t know me well.”

“I guess not. Since you date so many different women, I didn’t think family meant much to you.”

He laughed. “Not having it makes me want it more.”

“True.”

“This has fulfilled a lifelong dream. Your mom is the perfect mother, and this was a perfect Thanksgiving.”

“Even with my siblings giving you a hard time?”

Robbie grinned. “They’re only looking out for you. Being protective.”

Dale bowed her head to avoid Robbie’s eyes. “I guess. They embarrassed me.”

“Don’t be embarrassed. I wish there was someone in my life who cared that much about me.”

Dale opened her mouth then closed it. He stared for a moment before leaning down to kiss her. She turned toward him. He started slowly, then ramped up the heat, angling his head to deepen the kiss. Dale responded opening for his tongue. His expertise off the field stole her breath. Her heartbeat quickened as blood pumped through her veins, reaching all the way to her sex. Lusty emotion ruled Dale.  Powerless to stop, she gave in and responded.

Her tongue rose to meet his. He groaned faintly as they kissed. Before she passed out from lack of oxygen, Dale sat back. Panting, she raised her hand to her mouth as she gulped air.

“Wow,” Robbie said, his eyes glowing like a panther’s in the night.

“Yeah. Wow.” She replied.

He glanced at his watch, then at her. “Do you want to…”

“I do. Let’s go,” she said, knowing what the rest of the sentence would have been.

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