Island Fever 4: Paradise - Chapter 14 - Sex Stories

Island Fever 4: Paradise - Chapter 14

... for whatever ailed him. I sat there, transfixed, as Kristanna went through the entire song. Halfway through it, Kaden was all happy and engaged, but his eyelids seemed to be getting quite heavy. At the end of Kristanna's three minute long rendition, Kaden was fast asleep in his mother's embrace. "Never fails," Kristanna told me with a grin when it was over, swaddling Kaden into a blue blanket. "Wild man LOVES it when I sing to him." * * * Hours later, I flipped my sunglasses onto my face from where they had been perched upon my head. It was warm out. Summer was fast approaching and wanted everyone to know it. I was with Scarlett, seated at a table near the center of town. We had picked up one of Scarlett's new favorites - American cheeseburgers and french fries, and watched as the world passed us by in the small park. Scarlett gestured with her chin to a random guy whizzing past us on roller-blades. "You think he woke up and thought to himself, 'totally wearing pink biker shorts today'?" I shrugged my shoulders and popped a french fry. "I don't know. Perhaps pink is his favorite color?" "I bet you he high-fived his mirror," Scarlett grinned, "and moon-walked away from it." "It's what you do every morning," I teased her. "Only when no one else is looking!" "What's been going on with you lately, Scarlett Noella?" I asked, using her first and middle name for emphasis. I sat back and waited for her response. "You have to work the next two days, right? Two 12 hour shifts, seven ...

... in the morning until seven at night? You'll be late for dinner. They will probably keep you 'til eight or nine, like Monday." "I know you're not happy that I want to keep working at the hospital," Scarlett mewed. "Pshhhhh. I love you working." Scarlett shot me a suspicious glance. "No, you don't." "Have you been in contact with your family since we came back from the island? Talked to them at all in recent days about our upcoming marriage and wedding?" To better see her face, I took my sunglasses off because this discussion was suddenly important. Scarlett was important. "I spoke with my mom at length just yesterday," Scarlett confided. "She is still getting used to the idea that her daughter is going to marry a man who already has six wives. It is still a little tough for her to digest. Good news, though... my sister, Vanessa, is going to come to the city at the end of the month for a weekend. That should be fun." "It will take time, Scarlett, but your mother will come to realize just what my mother did, and Lindsay's mother before her, and Trish's mother and even her father, as it pertains to this marriage and relationship." "What's that?" "You're home now. You're happy." Scarlett glanced down at the table. The emotion of that particular statement really seemed to strike a nerve within her. Her eyes glistened when she raised her gaze to me. "I hope my mom and the rest of my family will understand that one day. You're ri-right. I... I'm finally home." I nodded my head at her ...