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The Baby Contract: A Best Friend's Brother Romance by Amy Brent (181)

Chapter 2

Mason

Holy fuck, Sarah Williams was much hotter in person. Those perfectly pouty lips and that cute little button nose and those dark-rimmed glasses that framed those dark blue eyes. Hell, I had a very hard time focusing on that interview. Her legs were long and thick, the way I liked them on a woman. I wanted a woman who enjoyed her cheeseburger before she burned off the calories riding my cock. And that shoulder-length black hair? Fucking hell, I had to take deep breaths during all the commercial breaks to keep my cock at bay.

I could tell the way she was staring at me all through the interview, and while she thought she held her blush back perfectly, she really didn’t. I got the perfect glimpse of her milky skin reddening at my little comment at the beginning of the show. The more I talked and the more her eyes raked over me, the more her pupils dilated, and it only confirmed that the lust I felt for her was reciprocated.

I wanted her, and I always got what I wanted.

She shook my hand after the show, taking a picture with me she would no doubt use to promote the show when it aired. My hand descended into the slope of her waist, my fingertips pressing into the slight excess that coated her body. She was soft underneath my fingertips. Warm to the touch. Her head barely came up to my chest, the perfect height for getting down on those powerful knees of hers and sucking the life out of my cock.

I thanked her for her time, bringing her hand to my lips to kiss before I watched her hips sway in her skirt as she walked off.

Fuck, that woman was sexy.

I left my information with her assistant. I knew I’d hear from her. They always called. Once they felt the brush of Mason Baker’s lips against their skin, all they wanted to know was what they would feel like pressing against their bodies. She was probably wondering what my lips would feel like in between her legs as her thick thighs glistened with her luscious juices.

She didn’t have to worry, though, because I wanted to taste her on the tip of my tongue.

No woman had denied me before, but they certainly didn’t deny me now. I was known for the size of my cock as well as my attentiveness in bed. When you’re good at something, you do it to the best of your ability. My father had taught me that. He told me growing up that I wouldn’t get anywhere in life being mediocre at a talent I was given. At the time, I was good with my tongue, so I used it. Then my cock grew, a gift given to me by the gods themselves, so I learned how to use it well.

Then, I found my passion in technology and programming, so I studied to be the best.

And now? I was rich. Filthy rich. And famous. Disgustingly famous. Now, women could have it all with me. Money. Cars. Jewelry. Vacation homes. Pussy-licking orgasms that rendered them speechless as well as a cock they could feel in their throat the moment I staked their hips onto mine.

Yep. I’d be hearing from Sarah Williams very soon indeed.

I buttoned my coat up and waved to the paparazzi waiting for me at the door. I climbed into my car and told the driver to take me to Al Biernat’s. I was meeting Tony for a decent lunch so we could talk about the interview and where we were going from here. Tony and I tag-teamed the interviews. I did some so he could rest, then he did some so I could rest. I did the more high-end and upscale interviews, and the lower-level ones that simply wanted information on the product Tony did. He didn’t want to be the face of the company, which was fine with me.

I adored being the ever-so-handsome face of our growing technological empire.

I walked into the restaurant and found Tony, watching him rise from his seat as we embraced one another in a hug. I heard a few people gasping and snapping pictures, but the general manager soon came over and told them to cut it out.

“Let’s make a donation to this place, shall we?” I asked.

“You liked that the men told them to shut up, didn’t you?” Tony asked.

“We need some privacy somewhere. They should be rewarded for going over the top,” I said.

“Donation noted. How did the interview go?”

“It went really well. It wasn’t a live interview, so I’m not sure what’ll be edited out, but Sarah Williams isn’t known for doctoring up her interviews to meet a specific agenda,” I said.

“That’s good. We’ve run into a few issues with that, especially with the syndicates that are harping on your lawsuits.”

“Are we really talking about those again? Look, the woman who accused me of harassment was lying. We proved that. The other woman, the one I supposedly had gotten pregnant? Never even seen her. She submitted to a paternity test. I went along with it to prove my innocence, and the charges were dropped because the kid’s not mine. What gives?” I asked.

“You know there are people out there who don’t care that the charges were dismissed. We have to do damage control on your image as much as we can.”

“If you’re asking me to not date in the public eye, sorry,” I said.

“If you could tone it down a bit, that would be nice,” he said.

“Not a chance. Look, there are three things in life I love, a good slab of steak, a good slab of technology, and a good slab of woman. We didn’t work our asses off for a hundred and fifty-seven million in revenue to hide and cower away. We’re working hard, and we deserve to play hard.”

“Even at the risk of tanking your image?” he asked.

“What image? Look, all of this is going to blow over. We’re going to go these interviews, we’re going to tell the truth, we’re going to let our beautiful P.R. woman handle the bad press, and we’re going to keep making our product better than ever. Which reminds me, we need to look into the child abduction rates in this part of the country.”

“Why? Thinking about branching out into child protection?” he asked.

“It was just something Sarah brought up in the interview,” I said. “Have someone look into it.”

“Uh huh,” he said. “So, we’re on a first-name basis now?”

“Anyone who’s that hot in person is automatically on a first name basis,” I said, winking.

“And there it is,” Tony said.

“What? What did I do?”

“You left your information with her assistant, didn’t you?” he asked.

“So what if I did?”

“Dude. Mason. All right. That’s the first decent interview you’ve given in three weeks. She didn’t ask you about the lawsuits, right?”

“Nope. Not one peep about ‘em,” I said.

“Then don’t cock it up.”

“But cocking women up is so much fun,” I said, grinning.

“I’m sorry to interrupt, gentlemen. I was waiting for the two of you to finish up, so I wanted to bring an appetizer the chef’s trying out for the new summer menu. Enjoy,” the waiter said.

“Well, tell the chef I said thank you, and we’re ready to order. You ready to order?” I asked.

“Yes. I would like the six-ounce lunch steak, medium rare, with freshly steamed broccoli and the mushroom risotto,” Tony said.

“And I would like the filet mignon, rare, with the steamed broccoli as well and what the hell the chef’s macaroni and cheese. Haven’t had a decent one in quite a while.”

“The chef’s macaroni is excellent. I believe you will enjoy it,” the waiter said. “Would the two of you care for another glass of red wine?”

“I think I’ll just stick with water now, thank you,” I said.

“And I wouldn’t mind a sweet tea,” Tony said.

“Sweet tea? Really?”

“You gotta try it. It’s awesome,” he said.

“Coming right up,” the waiter said.

“So, anyway, back to cocking up women.”

“No. No, you maniac,” he said. “The dude in me is going ‘hell yeah. Get it, dude.’ But the professional in me is telling you to cool your pipes until we can restore your image a bit.”

“What if I’m not seen in public with her? How does that sound?”

“That’s what I’m trying to get you to do, Mason. Stop being seen in public with a new woman every damn day. Dick around all you want, but stop flaunting it until the media cools down,” he said.

“Fine, fine, fine.”

“That fake pregnancy scandal was only resolved, like, two weeks ago, man,” he said.

“I hear you. I get it. I’ll keep it out of the limelight for now,” I said.

“You’re not going to do a damn thing I say, are you?” he asked.

“I’m an adult, I can do what I want.”

“Said the overgrown man-child who can’t keep his dick in check.”

“I’m not going to ruin my image any further, I promise. And if it happens, we’re paying that PR woman a very nice salary to keep her on retainer. What’s the point if we don’t use her?”

A grin crossed my face as my thoughts flew back to those long, slender legs. Not really enough meat for me, but she’d been good for one little desperate romp.

“Don’t you even think about it,” Tony said. “Staff and people we employ are off limits.”

“That your way of saying you approve of Sarah and me, Daddy?” I asked mockingly.

“Eat your fucking food and shut up,” he said.

“Yes, Daddy,” I said, grinning.

 

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