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It Takes Two	By : TammyDevil666 Category: S through Z > Southern Vampire Views: 3423 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 1
Disclaimer: I do not own the Southern Vampire Mysteries or any referenced characters and no money is made from this story. It is purely for fun.

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Chapter 8
“Are you sure you don’t want to talk about it?”
Sookie let out a breath, shaking her head. “Bill’s a sore subject; I just wish he didn’t show up here. I don’t even know why he’s bothering with me, anyway. He’s free to do whatever the hell he wants now.”
Eric propped his head on her naked shoulder, feeling her shiver and knowing it wasn’t because she was cold. “I would probably be the same way if I let you go, but I would be a little less stalkerish about it.”
She cracked a smile at that, blushing under his gaze. “I’m nothing special.”
“You are, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Bill was a fool. He had a beautiful woman to come home to every day and didn’t even appreciate it, that’s not a very smart man.”
Sookie kissed him then, it was hard not to. They made out for what felt like forever, Eric moving on top of her. She moaned, trailing her fingers down his backside, and ripping her mouth away to take in a deep breath of air.
Eric spread his lips down her smooth throat, sucking at her pulse point.
Sookie didn’t even care if he gave her a hickey, it would be more than worth it.
He moved down her body, suckling on her firm nipples, licking her flat stomach, and finally reaching her bare pussy. Eric didn’t hesitate before shoving his tongue inside of her drenched center, collecting all of her juices.
She cried out, throwing her head back in pure bliss.
Eric didn’t give her time to come down from her high, removing his tongue only to be replaced by his cock once again, pounding her hard and fast.
Sookie squeezed him with all the strength she possessed, yelling out her release a moment later. She panted hard, grabbing his hair and pulling his mouth back to hers. “This is the best vacation ever,” she whispered against his lips, after kissing him soundly.
Eric chuckled. “Glad I could help with that.” He moved back to her side, breathing heavily in the afterglow.
After a few minutes of silence, Sookie turned to look at him. “I hate to be a mood killer, but what’s going to happen when I leave? I don’t think I can just go back to the way my life was. Working as a waitress, all those pity looks from everyone in town because Bill screwed me over. I feel so free here, like I can do anything and no one is judging me. I wish I could stay forever.”
He let out a sigh, knowing this conversation would have to come sooner or later. “I wish you could as well, and if I didn’t have my daughters, I would be going to Louisiana with you at the end of the week.”
Sookie was stunned, that being the last thing she expected. “You would do that?”
“I don’t have anything here. Don’t get me wrong, I love this city, but I would leave it in a heartbeat if something better came along. If it was just me, I wouldn’t hesitate to do so, but my daughters lives are here. This place is all they’ve ever known, and even though I’m hard on Pam most of the time, I would really miss her. I’m a construction worker, but I could do that anywhere. It’s only the girls that I’m worried about, even though they seem pretty keen on us being together and probably wouldn’t mind moving, I could never ask that of them.”
She nodded. “I understand, it just means a lot that you would even consider doing that. It makes me feel like I’m worth something.”
“You are worth everything, dear one,” he claimed, kissing her lips tenderly. “I know I said that long distance relationships never work out, and I still believe that on some level, but I think we can make it work. No matter how sudden this is, I can’t imagine being with anyone else.”
Sookie smiled, finally deciding to take the plunge. She just hoped he agreed. “Same here, and it won’t be forever. I only have a few things to take care of at home, and then I can move here. I mean, that would make the most sense. It’s just me; I don’t have any kids to worry about. I love Bon Temps, but I never planned on living there for the rest of my life. I would miss my friends and Jason, even though we’ve never been all that close, but I feel that this is something I really need to do. I always put everyone else first, but now it’s my turn. In only less than two weeks, I’ve fallen in love with this city. I don’t think I could live in a small town after being here. There’s really nothing there for me anymore.”
Eric felt his heart jump, thinking about this amazing woman moving there to be with him. It was what he did for Felicia, but never believed anyone would do the same for him. “Are you sure this is what you really want? It’s a lot to take in on such short notice, Sookie. It’s not just me you would be getting. You’ve been great with my girls, but it’s only been several days. I need to know that after a while, you won’t come to regret this decision. I’ve seen my daughters be let down by every woman that has come into my life since their mother died, I won’t put them through that again. I’m not only trusting you with my heart, but theirs as well. You’re still so young.”
“I’m twenty-three, and more than capable of handling this responsibility. I know what I would be getting, Eric, and it’s not something I could turn down. You’ve given me more in two weeks than Bill ever has in two years. Believe me, there won’t be any regrets. I want to do this, and I already adore your girls. That’s not even an issue.”
Eric was relieved by her answer, really believing that she was sincere. “Okay, my apartment is pretty big, you can move in once you get everything settled. That way you won’t have to worry about finding a place. If you wish to continue waitressing, Pam owns a bar about two blocks from here. I’m sure she will give you a job, or I could put in a good word for you down at the construction site. If you don’t mind lots of manual labor, that is.”
Sookie scrunched up her nose. “As much as I would love to see you sweaty and shirtless all day, manual labor isn’t really my thing, but I wouldn’t mind working at her bar. I just realized that we haven’t even met yet. What if she doesn’t like me?”
“I wouldn’t take it personally. Pam doesn’t like a lot of people, but I’m not too worried about you. She hated all the other women I dated, but you’re definitely not like them. I think you’ll get along just fine.”
That gave her some reassurance. “I can’t believe we’re really doing this. When I tell everyone back home, they’re going to think I’m crazy.”
Eric smiled, pecking her on the mouth, and tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. “Being sane is highly overrated, lover.”
When he put it like that, Sookie couldn’t agree more.
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