Dusk to Dawn

Chapter14

The next morning Kindel woke up in the warm embrace of Wyatt. He was so gentle with her and took his time. She couldn't stop the smile on her face. Kindel started tracing Wyatt's face with her finger. He loves how it felt, and he melts his face into her hand. Neither one spoke for a while; the only sound in the room was the beating of both their heartbeats. Wyatt finally said," Kindel, I'm falling in love with you." Kindel didn't know what to say. She felt the same way, but it wasn't rational. They had only known each other for a couple of weeks, and she didn't want to have to look for another job if something happened with this relationship. The problem is that it was too late. Too late to go back and unheard those words, too late to not be with him, just plain too late. She wants it to be too late. She wants to be with him. To have all of him. Kindel said, "I love you too." Wyatt said," I guess it's time you meet my family." She didn't know what she had gotten into. Her mind was racing. Would they like her? Would they think she is good enough for him? She didn't know, and that scared her. He said we would set something up when we get back into town. After that, they got out of bed, and Wyatt fixed breakfast for her. She still couldn't believe that he was real. After breakfast was done and Kindel washed the dishes, they went to the beach and sunbathed, read, and built sandcastles. When they were tired of that, they went on Wyatt's boat and looked at the oven. It was amazing because they saw all kinds of creatures. When they got back, it was time for lunch, and both were exhausted. Kindel went inside and fixed them both a sandwich and brought it out to Wyatt on the patio. After they ate, Wyatt grabbed Kindel's hand and took her to his room, and they started kissing and totally forgot about being tired. Wyatt knows how to please Kindel in all the ways a woman should be pleased, unlike Travis. Once both had orgasmed, they got in the shower to clean up and went again. Kindel looked Wyatt in the eyes and told him that no one has ever taken care of my needs like that ever. Wyatt said, " There is more to come. You are supposed to be cherished. " She had tears in her eyes by the end of that statement; not sad tears but happy ones. She knew he was telling the truth and that he would let nothing happen to her. She finally felt content. Maybe she can relax? By the end of the weekend, they didn't want to go back, but work had to be done because they had people counting on them, and Wyatt had practice. When they got back, Wyatt called his mom to see if they could set up a dinner because he had someone he wanted to introduce to the family. His mom was overjoyed and wanted to know who it was, but he said she would have to find out when everyone else does. They talked for a little while longer and then hung up, saying they plan to meet on Saturday. Sunday came, and Wyatt dominated again on the field with two sacks and more tackles.