"Oh yes! Just like that," he moaned out as he lay back on the bed. "That's it, baby, good girl."
A head with reddish-brown hair bobbed up and down on his stiff tool as the woman sucked his huge cock and a talented hand massaged his balls.
"Fuck! You love that big daddy dick don't you?" He groaned out, his grip tightening on the side of the mattress as he felt his impending release surging closer and closer.
"C'mon baby...ah...ah...oh fuck!" he screamed out as one hand moved to hold the woman's head down onto his cock as he exploded inside of her mouth. "Yes, drink it all down."
The woman's sapphire eyes looked up into his lust glazed brown orbs, a smile dancing in them as she swallowed his seed.
"What do you want baby?" He asked his voice gruff.
The woman opened her mouth, "I..."
"Incoming call from 555-0501. Incoming call from 555-0501"
Killian started awake as a very familiar ringtone blared at the side of his bed. He had sat up in his dark room, cursing slightly at the interruption to such a good dream, and then proceeded to fumble about for the phone that was located on his bedside table, knocking a few things on the ground as he did so. Without looking at the phone he slid the green arrow to the right on the touch screen and then placed it to his ear as he would lie back down.
"Y'ello?" He said his words a little hoarse.
"Killian?" A female voice with a Southern accent asked. It took him a moment to put the ringtone and the familiar voice together. He'd look to the clock on his i-Home and saw that it was 2am. His annoyance at the interrupted dream quickly dissipated.
"Ruby? Is everything all right, darling?" Killian asked as he sat back up and moved to turn on the bedside lamp.
There was a moment's pause before she replied, "I finally did it. I left him. I left Jack."
Now he was definitely wide awake and paying attention.
He felt his heart starting to race, a lump formed in his throat, his hands began to get clammy, his chest tightened. Was this for real? Or was he dreaming about getting this call yet again? For good measure he pinched himself and when he felt the pain he cleared his throat.
"Killian?"
"W-When did this happen?" he asked, trying to sound as composed as possible.
"About twenty-four hours ago," Ruby replied.
"I...I don't..."
"I know. Me neither. But I did it," Ruby said triumphantly. "I need your help."
His heart began to race faster. "Sure. Anything, you name it."
"Well, I need you to pick me up."
His brows furrowed in confusion, "Where?"
"At the airport," Ruby replied simply.
"You're here!?" Killian exclaimed, allowing all his joy to show through in his answer.
She let out a light chuckle. "Yes, I'm here. Is that offer to stay with you still good?"
"Of course it is!" He answered excitedly.
Another chuckle floated down the line. "Good. I'll be waiting in the baggage claim area by carousal B, ok?"
"Yeah, I'll be there shortly," Killian said as he all but jumped out of his bed.
"Good. Oh and Killian?"
"Yeah?"
"Thank you."
With that she hung up. Killian ended the call then fist pumped the air in triumph. He quickly found the clothes he'd worn the night before and put them on. He snatched his keys from their hanger, grabbed his coat, picked up his wallet and shoved it in his back pocket then all but ran out his door.
As he was driving down to the airport, Killian was hit with a realization – this would be their first time meeting. Ever. Their friendship had started up on the internet nearly six years ago through a chat room based on a common hobby of theirs. They'd immediately hit it off and had stayed in touch practically every day throughout those years via the internet or speaking on the phone. This knowledge only added to his nerves.
Once he parked in the garage, he'd make his way to the baggage claim area. Dark orbs scanning the faces until they fell on a familiar face. She hadn't seen him yet and he couldn't help but openly stare. She had a glow about her that he'd never seen before; she'd never ever looked so, so free in the pictures he had seen of her. And those photos didn't do her beauty justice either.
He knew that she was five feet five inches tall, a bit shorter than him. Her brown hair was pulled back into a braid and blue eyes were looking off in the opposite direction of him. He knew that she had a light sprinkling of freckles on her face, which came from her Irish heritage.
As he decided to stop gawking and walk forward he saw her head turn and their gazes met. She lifted her hand up and waved as well as flashing him a dazzling smile. Killian waved back and offered her a grin; he had no doubt that he was beaming. As he neared she got up out of the seat and once he was in front of her the two embraced tightly. He lifted her up off the ground as he hugged her.
"Oh Killian," she said into the crook of his neck and he felt moisture there.
"Hey, those better be tears of joy," he said as he'd move to set her back down on her feet.
She looked up to him. "You know they are."
"Good," he said then would tentatively move his hands to cup her cheeks and would wipe the tears away with his thumbs when she didn't move away from him. "C'mon, let's get you home."
"Home," she repeated a bit dreamily.
He flashed her another smile then would move to grab her two roller bags while she carried her carry-on bag.
"Is this enough stuff?"
"For now. My family will send the rest later," she said then would loop her free arm with his own. "You know, this wasn't bad for our first meeting."
He'd let out a laugh as they walked towards the parking garage.
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As Killian drove back to his place – no, their place – Ruby had taken it as an opportunity to take a nap. He had no doubt that she was probably emotionally as well as physically drained. He couldn't help but steal glances at her while he drove. She looked utterly peaceful as she slumbered and so beautiful. Killian felt his heart swell with love for her with every glance.
The truth was, he had fallen for Ruby years back but she was married and as much as he was tempted to, well, he wasn't going to get in between her and Jack. No, instead he became her best friend and kept hoping for the day when she'd get up the nerve to leave the douchebag. Perhaps his Southern Belle would finally be his.
Ruby was an educated, kind, caring, compassionate, quick-witted kind of woman and everything he'd ever wanted in one. When her marriage had started to crumble, Killian had been there for her with a shoulder to cry on and ears to listen to her problems. Every bad thing she had told him about Jack and the way he treated her made him want to fly down south and kick his ass all the way to kingdom come more than once.
When Killian's long-term relationship with his high school sweetheart and fiancé had started to go down the tubes after five years together, Ruby had been there for him. She was his light in his darkest moments. And when it had completely sunk like the Titanic, well, she had been his lifeboat. Through thick and thin they had managed to stay together, their friendship strong.
So when exactly had Killian fallen in love with Ruby? To be honest, he couldn't rightly say, but one day he woke up and had known that he wanted her in his life. Always.
Then again, she was still technically married and as much as he wanted to throw caution to the wind, he knew that the right thing to do would be to wait. Hell, he'd waited nearly six years for her, what harm could come of waiting just a little while longer?
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One Month Later
Killian was sitting on his bed reading when he heard the front door open and the clacking of heels echo on the wooden floor, signaling the return of his roommate. The two were sharing a loft apartment on the third floor of an older building.
To give her as much privacy as possible, he had partitioned off the other side of the bedroom area and even seen to finding her a twin bed to sleep on. They'd argued over her just crashing on the couch but he wouldn't have it so they'd come to a compromise and that twin bed was it. He'd given half of his closet to her and half of the drawers on his two large dressers to her.
With a deep sigh, Ruby came to sit next to him on his bed. Killian peered over the top of his book at her.
"So, how'd it go?"
"You know lawyers and what not."
"And?" Killian asked with a raised brow.
"And in 149 days I'll be a free woman," she said.
Killian placed his bookmark in the proper place then closed his book. "You ok?"
Another deep sigh left Ruby, "Yeah."
"Hey," Killian said as he would open his arms to her. "Come here."
Ruby would lean back into his arms, resting against his chest, enjoying his embrace.
