If It Drives (Market Garden, #7)(62)



James smiled back at him and slid onto the floorboards. “Like so?”

“Like that.” Cal shifted in his seat. “What we did that day, when I topped you in the car?”

“Yes. The blowjob.”

Cal almost smiled—James made it sound so very special, although, yes, it had been one of the few times James had blown him, but it seemed like it had a special place in his memories. “I could really do with one of those now.”

James nodded and moved between his legs. “Couldn’t think of anything else that day.”

“Important meeting today?”

“No more important than you.”

Damn. Considering how many millions of pounds James shifted around, that was big.

“James, I don’t . . . want to say this while too turned on to think clearly, or right after, but you mean a hell of a lot to me. I love you too.” There it was, not nearly as hard to say as he’d thought.

James met his gaze. “I knew that.”

Cal grinned. He kissed James gently. “I don’t have to tell you what to do, do I, sir?”

James shuddered, and shook his head. “No. You don’t.”

One more kiss, and then Cal leaned back against the seat. His shoulder blades hadn’t even touched the leather when James came forwards and started frantically unbuckling Cal’s belt. Cal stroked James’s hair, careful not to mess it up, but enjoying the way his touch distracted James.

As James drew down Cal’s zip, Cal bit his lip and pressed himself against the seat, relieved to be back on this ground with James but also dying of anticipation.

Not a moment too soon, James went down on him. Cal swore softly, grasping James’s hair and not even worried about mussing the style now. That could be fixed later. For now, he needed to touch James, hold on to him—hell, hold on to something as James took Cal’s cock deep into his mouth. This wasn’t the first blowjob James had given him, but just like every time before, it surprised the hell out of Cal. The things James did with his lips and tongue, not to mention his hand—those slow strokes with the slightest twist—were amazing.

“Fuck, you’ve got an incredible mouth,” he murmured.

James groaned softly, and stroked Cal a little faster, as if the praise had driven him on.

“That thing you do with . . . with your hand.” Cal arched off the seat. “That’s so good. So f*cking good.”

And just like before, James doubled his efforts, stroking faster and harder, teasing with his lips and tongue. The way the tip of his tongue fluttered on and around the head of Cal’s cock rendered him almost speechless. He desperately wanted to praise James even more, but he couldn’t. He just couldn’t. He kneaded James’s scalp and thrust, forcing himself into James’s mouth, and James groaned as if Cal had been f*cking him.

“D-don’t stop, James.” Cal bit his lip. “Keep . . . keep doing that, and you’ll make me come.” He paused, licking his lips. “Sir.”

James’s groan was almost a whimper this time, and Cal let go. He gasped, shuddered, and came hard, thrusting erratically into James’s mouth as James kept stroking and sucking him all the way through his orgasm.

Finally, Cal nudged him away. He sank against the seat, spent and more relaxed than he’d been in he didn’t know how long. Meeting James’s eyes, he licked his lips. “Just so you know, when you’re out of that meeting?” He grinned. “I’m going to f*ck you ’til you cry.”

James’s breath caught audibly in his throat. “Only if you’re comfortable with that.”

“I am. It’s not . . . something I have to force myself to do. Nick taught me a couple things, but it’s natural for me, like it’s natural for you. I want you to imagine what I’ll do to you during that meeting. I’ll sit here and plan it all out while I’m waiting.”

James smiled. “Sounds like we’ll do the hotel again?”

Cal nodded. By the time the meeting was over, he’d likely be as turned on and nervous as James, so the hotel was a good idea. “All right.”

“Are you going to make me go try to find condoms again?”

“I think that’s rather my decision.”

James looked down at Cal’s feet. “It is. I’ll do what pleases you.”

And they were back to easy and natural. This was something they could always rely on. Cal leaned down and kissed James again. “Book the hotel. I’m pretty sure I’ll find some other ways to drive you insane.”

James grinned. “I’m looking forward to it.”

“As am I.” Cal smoothed James’s dishevelled hair. “Straighten yourself up. We need to get you to that meeting.”

“Right. Of course.”

The meeting wasn’t far from the park, and by the time James stepped out of the car, he didn’t have a single hair out of place.

“Meeting should be over by four thirty.” He smiled. “I’ll see you out here?”

Cal smiled back. “I’ll be waiting, sir.”

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