The Long Ride part two
By
Soul71
Thanks to WAA01 for the edits
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Chapter Four
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Saturday, six days later.
"Now you behave for your mother," Callum stated as he gazed down at his daughter as Shari stood beside her mother.
"I promise I'll keep a close eye on her, and I'll keep Mom from being alone with Shari," Vanessa said, noting how he glanced at Constance. "Thank you, for letting me have this time with her Cal. I'm sorry about the museum, I'll make it up to the both of you. I promise," Vanessa said, with a nod.
"Uh-huh, we'll see," Callum said, plainly.
"Cal, we've talked about this, you're going to have to trust me at some point. Until then I'm just going to prove to you that Shari is safe with me," Vanessa replied recounting the drawn out fight they had after Shari's parent-teacher conference.
"No you yelled, I ignored you," Callum stated truthfully.
"I'm not going to get into a fight with you Cal. We'll talk about this later," Vanessa spoke, lightly squeezing Shari's hand. "Come on Shari, let's go shopping," she said, smiling down at Shari.
"Bye Daddy, I'll be good I promise," Shari said, waving at him as she walked towards Constance's rental car.
"Cal... is something wrong?!" Itzel asked, once she pulled into his driveway ten minutes after Shari and Vanessa had left.
"It's nothing," Callum muttered as he slid his helmet on.
"Cal... tell me, what's got you so upset?" Itzel queried as her hand wrapped around Callum's left wrist.
"Vanessa." Was the only thing he said as he swung his leg over the back of her motorcycle.
"Do you want..."
"No," Callum said, coldly. He's thought enough about Vanessa for one week, he just wanted to forget about her.
"Okay, you better hold on tightly to me," Itzel said, as she peered over her shoulder.
An hour passed into two then three and Itzel couldn't help but feel how his groin rubbed against her mound. She had thought she was going to lose control of the bike as she tried to miss as many bumps in the road as possible, yet with the vibration of the bike and the way his manhood felt pressed against her was making her so wet. She knew her cheeks were burning as she felt his strong arms wrapped around her. The way his body felt pressed against her back as his body moved so fluidly as they took those S-turns at speeds that weren't safe. Yet that is why she bought the bike in the first place. She loved speed. However, she did love the feel of Callum behind her a tad more. Turning her head slightly as Callum tried to readjust his body without unbalancing the bike. Her eyes glanced to her left as she noted a turn off of the main road that ran through the National Park.
Itzel watched from the corner of her eye as she took off her helmet as Callum stretched from the long ride as he stood with his back to her. Her light brown hair spilled down her back as the helmet rose above her ears. A smirk formed on her lips knowing that they were all alone in that little secluded spot. Her eye glanced down, biting the inside of her cheek as it lingered on Callum's ass. Thrice she went over to his home, thrice she fell in love with his little girl, and once she almost took him to his bed just from watching how good he was with Shari. It took all her will power not to crawl into his lap and have her way with those lips of his once Shari was put to bed. Plus she had worn out the batteries in her toy as she pleasured herself to the picture that he had sent to her late Sunday night.
Her steel blue eyes lustered as her hand took hold of his. While they hadn't officially stated that they were dating yet, to her it felt like they were. She knew he was taking it slow to ensure that Shari wouldn't be hurt if it didn't work out between them. How that made her heart flutter knowing if they went the distance that he'll be so good to the children they would have. Smiling at him as Itzel led him to a lone bench that overlooked the lush forest and the hiking trail that was cut through it.
"Now that there's no one around, tell me what's going on Cal," Itzel said, sweetly.
"You remember what I told you about what happened last weekend?" Callum asked, leaning forward. Resting his elbows on his knees and his chin in the crook of his thumbs.
"Yeah, how Shari's mother's parents are trying to take Shari away from you, I thought you told me they had given up on that?"
"Yeah, they might say that but after the crap Vanessa and her parents put me through before Shari was born I don't trust a word they say," Callum said, pulling out his phone, bringing up the GPS page for the beacon that was housed within Shari's locket. Making sure that Shari was still within the town's limits. Which she was or her necklace was sitting somewhere in the heart of the town.
"Then why did you let her go off with her mother?" Itzel asked, placing a hand on his back.
"For Shari," Callum said, looking over at her like that fact should have been obvious to a blind man. "I might hate Vanessa's guts, but I'm not about to let that harm my daughter."
"Cal, I didn't mean anything by it. I can't imagine what you're going through with her showing up after so long. I'd like to understand if you let me," Itzel said, her arm slid along his back as she scooted closer to him. "Would you tell me what happened before Shari was born that cause such a rift between the two of you?"
Itzel sat there silently as Callum told her of the nine long months of battling he had to do against the State, Vanessa, and her parents right up to the day Vanessa went into labor and Shari was born. She felt her own anger rising as her lips pressed lightly against his right shoulder.