One Dirty Night

I sucked on his bottom lip for him to turn wild.

But he merely took me a little harder, a little deeper, a little more, and…I fell.

More was what I’d been afraid of.

More would get me hurt.

But as Nicholas sucked in a breath and pulled back just enough to stare into my eyes, I didn’t care that he had the power to destroy me. I didn’t care as he pressed his forehead to mine and whispered, “I’m going to come. Do you want to join me?”

I didn’t care as I nodded and gasped as his hand went between my legs to my oversensitive clit.

I didn’t care as he stroked me.

I didn’t care as he pumped inside me.

And I didn’t care as he choked on a breath, and his cock rippled with bliss. Spurt after spurt, coating me in his cum, triggering my own release.

My last one.

One full of petals and sunlight, granting me the oblivion I so desperately needed.

As subtle as my fourth release was, it was my favourite because it filled me to the brim of emotion. A pink light beaming with love. A white light glowing with satisfaction.

I didn’t care…because I was in love with him.

And it was more than I could’ve possibly imagined.

Basking in the gentle lapping of tenderness, I shivered as Nick held my stare and poured everything he was deep, deep inside me. He gave me his secrets and his tortures, his hopes and his dreams. His release lasted longer than mine as his lips pulled back in a grimace, and he spilled the final few drops of his seed.

He never looked away.

Never blocked me from seeing the way he felt about me.

He didn’t try to lie.

He didn’t try to hide.

And I knew, without a shadow of a doubt, he felt more too.

Chapter Eight

WE STOOD THERE FOR AN ETERNITY.

An endless moment where our breathing slowed, and our awareness of where we were and what we’d done slowly ruined the only thing that truly mattered.

Us.

Me and Nick.

As one.

We’d slept together.

No, that was wrong—a massive, colossal understatement.

We’d stepped into hellfire together. We’d forged into one person, one heart, one life.

The weight of such a transformation choked my soul even as I hesitantly embraced it.