Daisy - Sex Stories

Daisy

... looked up. He turned and looked back at Laura. There was a knock on the door. “Stay here. I’ll answer it.”

“Who is it?” asked Laura, following him.

He went to the door and opened it. The driver stood there.

“Mr. Doyle, sir. Mr. Aiden Keane would like to speak with you.”

Pete looked past the driver to the dark-tinted windows of the limousine.

“Pete? Is everything okay?” asked Laura.

“Yeah. Stay inside.”

Pete walked down the steps toward the car. It was just like Aiden Keane to show up. To just walk into his life like he had some right. Well, they weren’t in Vegas and he’d crack Keane’s jaw if he had to. The driver opened the car door. Pete leaned in so his eyes could connect with the only human being he could honestly profess hate for.

“What you doing here, Keane?”

“Get inside. We need to talk.”

“Fuck off. Get the fuck away from here! You hear me?”

Aiden turned his eyes on Pete. “I’ll ask you once more, politely. Get inside. We need to talk.”

Pete’s head lifted out of the door and he looked back. Laura stood on the front step, watching him. He didn’t want any drama at her place. He remembered the shady characters that seemed to shadow this man. Climbing inside, he slammed the door. “Talk.”

“Have you heard from Daisy?”

Pete smirked. “Yes. She wants nothing to do with you.”

“Then I take it you haven’t.” Aiden said rolling his cigar between his fingers, with a weary sigh.

“If I had, I wouldn’t tell you.”

“She’s in danger, Pete. ...

... She’s out there alone and she’s in trouble. I can help her.”

“What are you talking about she—”

“Think about it. Six months, and nothing. She’s alone. We need to find her.”

“We? You trying to trick me into digging around for you? I’m not an idiot, Keane. I know how much money you have. For you to come here, you must be pretty desperate. That means you want me to go through her family and dig information up for you. Well fuck that! She’s gone.”

Aiden glared at him. “You listen to me, you little shit. I do have money, and more resources than you can imagine. Enough to teach you some manners.”

The pause was lethal, Both men glared.

“If I can’t find her, then something is wrong. Now you may not care about her, but I do. If you know anything you better—”

Pete opened the door. “I won’t help you. And stay away from her family, too. You’ll just upset them. They don’t know where she is either.”

“Pete.”

He stopped and looked at Aiden.

“I will find her. You can count on that.”

Pete smirked. “You never gave Daisy any credit, did you? She’s a lot smarter than you think. And I know her a lot better than you do. I’ll find her before you will. And when I do, I will make sure you never see her again.” He got out and slammed the car door. He didn’t bother to look back but he could feel the fury behind him. He had to find Daisy. He’d take his savings and do it. Now there was no other choice.

Aiden let his head drop back. He watched Pete return to his trailer ...