A COWBOYS REDEMPTION

𝐂𝐀𝐑𝐍𝐈𝐕𝐀𝐋 𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐒

I watched as she bounced up and down on my dick, her head thrown back as she took every inch like a good girl. "Wyatt, I'm about to come," she moaned. I loved the sound of that.

I cupped the back of her neck, pulling her down to meet my lips before I smashed mines against hers. I pounded her harder, listening as our skin clapped together like music to my ears.

"Wyatt I'm coming!" Milia screamed, moaning and groaning as she let all her juices flow onto my dick.

I felt my load building up before I shoved her off of me, stroking myself with my hand, watching as my cum shot into the air, landing on my stomach.

I caught my breath before I hurried over to the bathroom and cleaned myself up. I washed my hands and walked back out to see Milia wearing my white button down shirt, that fit her like a dress. It looked pretty on her.

I smiled, walking back over to her. "What a good way to start off the morning" Milia said, grinnin' at me.

I bit my lip, nodding sightly. "I bet."

"Let's go downstairs," she said, taking my hand and leading me down the stairs.

As we stepped into the kitchen, there were Sienna and Sawyor sitting at the table, drinking their coffee. Sawyor looked up, a smirk playing on his lips. "Wow, Milia, I had no idea you could yell so loudly."

Sienna giggled, chiming in, "Yeah, Milia, you could be a cheerleader."

Milia rubbed the back of her neck, a bit embarrassed. "Ooh... was I really that loud?"

Sawyor and Sienna grinned at each other before yelling in unison, "Yes!"

I chuckled, raisin' my hands in mock surrender. "Sorry, y'all. I'll be gentle next time." Then I gave Milia's ass a playful smack, making her burst into laughter.

Sienna sighed, her eyes soft with affection. "Aww, you two are so cute."

Sawyor shook his head, still smiling. "Wyatt, don't take this the wrong way, but I'm truly happy you fell off that bull."

I laughed, knowing he was only teasing. "Gee, thanks, Sawyor."

Milia made her way to the coffee pot, pouring us both some coffee into two white mugs. I leaned against the counter, watching her. "So, what are you guys doing today?"

Sienna sipped her coffee, thinking for a moment. "I'm probably gonna hang with Akhilles today since it's his day off."

Milia's eyes lit up with excitement. "Ouu! I see you're finally giving him a chance."

Sienna giggled, her cheeks flushing pink. "Yeah... he's so sweet. I've never had a guy tell me I'm beautiful every mornin' I wake up and every night before I close my eyes. It's like he's my dream come true."

I smiled, glad to hear my best friend finally put his pride aside and gave Sienna a shot.

Sawyor spoke up next. "Jonah asked if we could hang out today, so I'm gonna go."

Sienna gasped, her excitement growing. "Look at us! We're all finally in relationships at the exact same time! Aww, I love this for us."

I nodded, sharing in their happiness. "Well, today's the hugest fair in Austin, so I was wonderin' if y'all and your dates would like to hang out for a triple date."

Sienna's eyes widened, her voice a pitch higher. "Wait, the fair is today? Oh my god, we have to go! I'm gonna tell Akhilles right now."

Sawyor rubbed his chin thoughtfully. "Hm, a triple date sounds nice... Y'all can finally get to meet Jonah. I'm down."

I gave a nod, feeling excited about the day ahead. "Great. Everyone be there by seven."

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Wyatt's grip on my hand tightened, and he leaned in close, "You ready to get on that roller coaster?"

I looked up, my eyes widening as I took in the sight of the high, twisting roller coaster speeding by. My heart skipped a beat. "Wyatt, are you crazy? I will not be getting on that!"

Before Wyatt could respond, a familiar voice called out, "We are getting on every ride here, Milia!" I turned around to see Akhilles and Sienna walking towards us, with Sawyor and his date, Jonah, right behind them.

Jonah was about the same height as Sawyor, with blonde curly hair and striking blue eyes. He was handsome, and standing next to Sawyor, they looked perfect together, their hands intertwined.

I gasped, smiling warmly. "You must be Jonah, the firefighter."

Jonah smiled back, his expression kind. "And you must be Milia. Sawyor always talks about how much you mean to him."

I clutched my chest, touched by his statement. "Aw, Sawyor, you mean a lot to me too! But it's very nice to meet you, Jonah. I've heard a lot of good things about you."

We shook hands, and I turned to Wyatt who was standing there patiently. "Oh! Jonah, this is Wyatt Buckley, my boyfriend."

Wyatt's smile grew big and proud as he heard me introduce him as my boyfriend. Jonah extended his hand to Wyatt. "Buckley? I think you sell goods to my dad's farmers market."

Wyatt nodded, curiosity lighting up his eyes. "What's the name of the farmers market? I know the name of all my partnerships."

"Miller's Whole Foods and Goods," Jonah replied.

Wyatt's eyes widened as if he was familiar with the name. "Your dad is Luke Miller, right?"

Jonah nodded, a grin spreading across his face. "Yup, that's my dad."

Wyatt extended his hand again, shaking Jonah's firmly. "Wow, well it's a pleasure meetin' ya, Jonah."

"You too," Jonah said, his smile genuine.

Sienna clapped her hands together, cutting into the conversation. "Okay, now that we got the introductions out the way... Let's go get our tickets!"

With that, we all started making our way toward the ticket booth, laughter and chatter bubbling between us as we got in line. I glanced at Wyatt, giving him a teasing look. "You might get me on a ride or two, but that roller coaster is still a hard no from me."

Wyatt just laughed, his arm around me as we walked. "We'll see about that, Milia. We'll see."

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"Wyatt, win me the pink bear, please!" I begged, watching him as he focused intently on the game. He'd been at it for the past thirty minutes, determined to win the biggest bear for me. I already had two smaller ones, but Wyatt was hell-bent on getting the biggest one.

He narrowed his eyes, his hand steadying the baseball.

With a deep breath, Wyatt pulled back and threw the ball with full force, knocking over all three glass bottles.

The worker hollered, "WINNER WINNER!" and Wyatt jumped up, clapping his hands together.

"Fuck yeah, let's fucking go, baby!" he shouted, his grin wide.

I watched, my heart fluttering, as the worker handed Wyatt the huge pink bear. Wyatt turned to me, his eyes twinkling. "For you, my lady," he said, presenting the bear with a little bow.

I squealed, throwing my arms around his neck and kissing him. "Thank you, Wyatt!"

Wyatt chuckled, wrapping an arm around my waist. "Since I won you that bear, it's only fair you get on the roller coaster with me."

I rolled my eyes, playfully sighing. "Fine, but if I squeeze onto you, don't be upset."

"Let's go," he said, grabbing my hand and leading me toward the tall roller coaster ride.

As we got closer, my nerves started kicking in. I looked up at the towering coaster and tugged on Wyatt's hand. "Wyatt, I don't know about this."

"You'll be fine," he assured me, pulling me along.

Before I could say anything else, he guided me onto the ride. We settled into one of the seats, and I could feel my heart racing. I was terrified. Wyatt leaned in, squeezing my hand. "Just hold my hand."

I gripped his hand tightly, my palms sweaty as we waited for the ride to start. As it began to move, I took a deep breath, closing my eyes. When we reached the top, I peeked through my lashes and realized we were about to tip over the edge.

Suddenly, the roller coaster dipped down, speeding up, and I couldn't hold back the scream that escaped my lips. "I hate you, Wyatt! I hate you, Wyatt!" I yelled over the rush of the wind.

Wyatt was laughing beside me, his face lit up with joy. "No, you don't!" he shouted back, clearly enjoying every second.

The ride continued, looping and dipping until it finally came to a stop. As soon as we were released, I rushed off the ride, gasping for air, with Wyatt running behind me.

"I am never doing that again," I panted, turning to shove him back gently.

Wyatt was still laughing, his eyes crinkling at the corners. "Oh, come on, Milia, it wasn't that bad!"

"Wasn't that bad? Wyatt, I have a headache!" I huffed, crossing my arms.

"Let me make it up to you," he offered, still chuckling.

"How?" I asked, narrowing my eyes at him.

"With any food of your choice," he said, grinning.

I gasped, looking around at the food stands. "Hmm, I'm thinking a caramel apple, funnel cake, and possibly tacos from the taco truck."

Wyatt nodded, reaching for my hand. "Let's go then."

I started walking backward, scanning the stalls, when I bumped into someone. I quickly turned around, my face flushing. "I'm so sorry!" I said, looking up to see who it was.

I locked eyes with the person I had bumped into, and my heart dropped. It was Malakai's twin sister, Mora. Her familiar smile spread across her face, lighting up as she recognized me.

"Milia? Is that you?" Mora asked, surprised to see me.

I forced a smile, my stomach twisting into knots. "Mora?"

"Oh my god, hi! It's been so long," she said, pulling me into a hug. I returned the embrace weakly, laughing nervously.

Mora pulled back, still holding my arms. "Where's Malakai? We've been trying to get in touch with him for the past few months, but he's gone ghost." She said, looking around for her brother.

I glanced over my shoulder at Wyatt, who was standing there looking confused. His eyes darted between Mora and me, silently asking for an explanation.

Turning back to Mora, I swallowed hard. "Uh... Mora, Malakai and I broke up five months ago."

Mora's expression shifted, confusion replacing her excitement. "W-what? No, that can't be true. I'm sure if you two broke up, Malakai would've told us." Would he have, though? I mean, I wouldn't want to tell my family that I beat the living shit out of my significant other.

I sighed, realizing this was going to be more difficult than I'd hoped. "I-I'm sorry, but I have no idea why Malakai hasn't reached out. I can assure you, I haven't spoken to him in months."

Mora's eyes moved over to Wyatt and then back to me. She paused for a moment before she let out a laugh, but it wasn't a friendly one. "No, you didn't break up," she shook her head, "You're cheating on him."

I blinked, completely taken aback. "Uh, what? No, I've never cheated on Malakai, Mora."

Her voice grew sharper. "So what? After six years of being in a relationship, you just start dating someone else like Malakai and you had nothing?"

Was the fucking delusional?

I clenched my fists at my sides, my patience wearing thin. I didn't want to air out the truth about Malakai being an abusive psychotic piece of shit, but Mora was pushing me there. "Mora, you don't know what you're talking about."

Mora scoffed. "No, but I know exactly what I see! You're cheating on my brother after my mother accepted you into our family when I told her you were no good!"

Yeah, I see the craziness runs in the family.

She started raising her voice, drawing the attention of the people around us. My cheeks burned as eyes turned our way. "Mora, can we please talk about this somewhere else?" I whispered, hoping to deescalate the situation.

Mora laughed bitterly. "What? Are you embarrassed? Well, you should be!" She spun around, shouting to the growing crowd, "Everyone look! This girl right here is in a relationship with my brother, and she's out with another guy! She should be ashamed."

My anger boiled over, and I stepped forward, placing a hand on her shoulder. "Mora, please—"

Before I could finish, Mora shoved me back hard, and I stumbled, landing on the ground. "Don't touch me, you fucking whore," she growled.

"Milia!" I heard Wyatt shout and I turned to see him kneeling down on the side of me."Milia, are you okay?"

I nodded, my anger growing. "I'm fine, but she isn't about to be." I stood up and ran over toward Mora, my fists clenched. Without a second thought, I swung, landing a punch right on her jaw. Mora stumbled back, holding her face.

Her eyes shot up to mine, a smile spreading across her face. "I'm about to fuck you up."

She lunged at me, and we started swinging at each other.

I managed to grab a fistful of her hair, yanking her down to the ground.

I straddled her, punching over and over, releasing months of pent-up frustration her brother gave me.

"You wanna know why me and your brother broke up?

" I screamed, swinging again. "We broke up because he was an abusive piece of shit who couldn't keep his hands to his fucking self!

" I raised my leg, kicking Mora in the face before letting go.

"Milia?" I heard someone shout and I turned to see Sienna and Sawyor running over, their eyes wide as they took in the scene. Sienna's shock quickly turned into a wide grin. "That's my bitch!"

Wyatt rushed over, cupping my face gently. "Are you okay?"

I nodded, breathing heavily. "Yeah, I'm just over Malakai and his crazy-ass family."

Wyatt wrapped an arm around me protectively. "Come on, let's get you home."

We then turned away from Mora, leaving her on the ground as we made our way out of the carnival.