Rock Chick Redux - Ally and Ren

All Kinds of Lucky

Celebrating 20,000 Likes on Facebook

September 25, 2013

If you aren't 18, you shouldn't be reading this.

So please don't.

If you haven't read the Rock Chick novels by Kristen Ashley,

you also probably shouldn't be reading this.

This should be read after the finale to that series, Rock Chick Revolution.

Dedication

This is for my Rock Chicks on Facebook.

The ones who have been with me from the beginning,

and the ones who have just come to me.

(And I'll add on my 2016 edits of this story,

All I hope that are yet to come).

I wanted you all to have something special

to show you how much your support means to me.

So here it is.

Rock on!

*****

My eyes opened and I saw pristine white sheets and my arms stretched out in front of me.

Sleepily, I lifted my left hand and took in the large, raised cushion-cut diamond surrounded with more diamonds, even more embedded in the rises at its sides.

And the wide-gold band under it.

The diamond was a statement. So was the band.

I was taken.

Forever.

I grinned to myself and lifted my eyes to take in the room.

Wicker armchairs in the corner with turquoise pads and bright toss pillows. White-washed walls with a picture of shells and starfish. And the door that I knew led to the bathroom.

But no noise except the sea outside.

And no husband.

I rolled and looked to the big glass doors on the opposite side of the room that opened to the veranda. The filmy white sheers were wafting in on the breeze. Beyond that, white beach and turquoise water slowly lapping at the shore.

I lifted up, threw my legs off the side of the bed, bent over and reached down to the floor to nab my cream satin nightie. It was short, hanging just over my ass. It had an edge of lace at the hem that ticked up the slits at the sides. It also had fancy pearl beading around the bodice.

Not sleep attire.

Honeymoon attire. Meant to be worn and taken off.

I had twenty such nighties in my suitcases.

No joke.

Twenty.

I was on my honeymoon and determined to do it right.