Quinn’s Virgin Woman Read Online Free Page B

after dropping Kaley back at the library. He’d be there to pick her up in the afternoon. The last week he’d not made any headway in getting to know her. She kept him at arm’s length, apart from when she was too afraid of the movies they were watching. Dorothy wasn’t helping either. His sister was using every opportunity to be out of the house.
    Without thinking about what he was doing, he entered Kaley’s bedroom, closing the door behind him. He opened her laptop, waiting for it to load. When it asked for a password he sat back, thinking about her. He tried typing in her birthday, Dorothy’s birthday, password, their names, then he wrote his name and birthday. The computer opened up to him.
    He was thrilled that she used his name and birthday to lock her computer. Quinn saw three files open. Opening the first document, he saw it was labeled “story one”. Frowning, he scrolled to the top of the fifty-page document and began reading.
    This computer was the access to the woman he wanted. He hated doing this, and had promised himself he wouldn’t, but he needed a clue to Kaley’s wants and desires. The story was about a shy, quiet woman—like Kaley. She was alone in the world and looking for that one man to awaken her. Quinn read through the story, seeing the signs that Kaley was begging for. She didn’t need to wait for him to make his intentions known. Kaley needed a man who took charge. He’d been playing this all wrong.
    When he read the next three stories, he closed the computer, making sure she wouldn’t know he’d invaded her privacy. He wanted Kaley to trust him even though he’d invaded her room.
    Opening her notebook, he saw more notes scrawled across the lines. Kaley hid from the world as her own desires scared her.
    Leaving the bedroom, he paused as Dorothy walked out of the kitchen. “I told you to stop going into her bedroom.”
    “I needed to.”
    “She texted me to ask about you and why you’re here.”
    “Shouldn’t she have asked that already?” He took a seat at the table as Dorothy handed him a cup of coffee.
    “You’d think so. Kaley isn’t much of a talker. She won’t question why you’re here until you make her aware there’s something she’s missing.” Dorothy took a sip of her coffee. “Do you know why you’re here?”
    “You know why I’m here and I’m not backing down. I need you to leave for a few weeks.”
    “You’re kicking me out of my own apartment?”
    “Kaley’s going to be mine. The only way to make her mine is to get rid of you. You’re like an added layer of protection she can hide behind. I don’t want her hiding or running to you.”
    “She’ll be pissed at me, Quinn. Can’t you think of something else?”
    He sat back, running a finger over his lip. “No. You’ve got to go. Make an excuse.”
    “Well, Scott turned out to be gay. I could use being heartbroken as an excuse.” Dorothy drank her coffee, frowning. “I hope you know what you’re doing. If Kaley starts to hate me, I won’t speak to you ever again.”
    Kaley wasn’t going to hate him. He was going to make sure she didn’t get chance to think about anything but him.
    “It’ll be fine.”
    For the rest of the afternoon, he helped his sister pack, and saw her off. She was going to visit their parents. Quinn promised to take care of Kaley. He asked her to wait until it was time for Kaley to get off work before she sent a text. Entering the apartment, Quinn was more in control. There was no doubt in his mind that he was going to get what he wanted. He never gave up.
    Entering the kitchen, he made a quick casserole so he and Kaley would enter the apartment to wonderful smells. He phoned his mother to talk him through Kaley’s favorite foods.
    “You’re being sneaky, like your father,” his mother said. Her voice filled the kitchen, where he had her on speaker phone.
    “I know what I want.”
    “Kaley’s a dear girl. We’re happy for you to get together. We’re just