“Way to scare her,” Daddy grumbled. “I had this.”
“You did, but I figured she might believe us more if we came out and said it ourselves. None of us want her to be uncomfortable,” Reaper said.
“Don’t you think you might be making her uncomfortable by walking in like that when they were having a private conversation? Now she knows you were listening in on their conversation,” Xavier said. “It’s nice to meet you again, Raelynn. I hope the next time we see each other is under better circumstances.”
“I’m Razor, another member of the Springfield Sinners. I promise I wasn’t listening in. I just got here and saw them huddled in the hallway. I need to get to the fridge to get something to drink before I leave,” Razor said.
“To go see your not-girl?” Brick asked. “How many times have you gone to that coffee shop?”
“Shut it,” Razor growled.
“He’s just like Levi and Gears. They all have women they want to be with, but they won’t tell them and so they are still single,” Reaper said. “It’s better to just let them be so they don’t walk away from their Littles. Maybe if we leave them alone about this, they’ll actually confess their feelings to the girls.”
Razor grabbed the water bottle and stalked out of the building, glaring at everyone.
“Now, back to the previous conversation. You being Little here isn’t going to bother us. Echo is a Little, and her friends are ass well. They come and visit us when they want to see her,” Reaper pointed out. “So, be Little if that’s what you want. You’ve got a ton of uncles here who want to spoil you rotten. Remember that.”
Her cheeks turned pink, and she looked down at the ground.
“I love spoiling people,” Brick said.
“But too much will lead them to becoming brats and we don’t want that so keep it to a minimum,” Xavier said.
“See, Little Fairy. Everything is going to be all right. You can be Little,” Daddy gently said.
“I bought you a weighted blanket that is super soft. I figured your Daddy could swaddle you in it or whenever you want to take a nap you can lie it over you, and it’ll feel like your Daddy is holding you,” Brick offered. “But if you don’t like it and want one that’s not weighted, then I can return it and get it for you. I just know you like being in your Daddy’s arms and wanted something that would also be the same.”
“How did you know?” she asked.
“Your Daddy told me, but I have been observing you both. Or, well, I didn’t know exactly whether it was you or your Daddy liking it, but I figured if you didn’t like it, you were going to be making a fuss about always being in his arms or near him,” Brick rambled.
“What do you say?” Daddy gave her a pointed look.
“Thank you,” she whispered.
“I’ll go get it, and then you can be Little,” he announced and left the room.
CHAPTER 23
BUTCH
“Idon’t know if I can do this,” Raelynn told him.
“Why?” he asked.
He knew she needed this… desperately. Everything was becoming too much for her, from what Butch could tell, and he needed to step in and stop it. The best way he knew was her being in Little space and him taking complete control.
“Because I’m nervous,” she mumbled.
“I know you are, and we are going to get past that. In the back, there is a rocking chair. I think it would be best if we went there. There is a slight breeze, but with Brick’s blanket and my body heat, I don’t think you’re going to get cold,” he explained. “I’ll swaddle you, have a bottle so that we can be outside in the sunshine, hearing the birds chirp, and just relax. I think that will help you settle into Little space.”
Or he hoped it would. He had several other ideas if it didn’t work, but he figured once he got her swaddled and with a bottle, she was going to find it relatively easy to do.
“Will other people be out there?” she asked as she looked around.
Reaper and Xavier were still in the room, doing their own things. Everyone else was either guarding or trying to find out where Edmund went.
“Reaper will make sure that no one comes out to the back while we are there,” Butch said.