Total pages in book: 96
Estimated words: 89666 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 448(@200wpm)___ 359(@250wpm)___ 299(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 89666 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 448(@200wpm)___ 359(@250wpm)___ 299(@300wpm)
As I panted, sprawled across my lover with his cock still lodged in my ass, I blinked and the glittering Eiffel Tower came into focus in the distance. I was sweaty, breathless, and sated within an inch of my life in the most romantic city in the world, with a priceless view of one of the iconic structures. It was the perfect moment.
Of course, Sebastian found a way to make it even more perfect.
Soft lips kissed the side of my head down to my ear, where he whispered, “I love you.”
I felt those words in my soul where they were inscribed with Sebastian’s every tender act.
“I love you, too. Thank you for the perfect ending to the perfect day.”
Sebastian hummed and nuzzled the side of my head. “It’s not over until I have you cleaned up and tucked into bed next to me.”
That sounded like heaven, except it required me to move, and right now, I wasn’t sure I could stand on my shaky legs. But my boyfriend was right there to help me up. We stumbled into the bathroom for a quick, hot shower to wash the day and night off us before slipping between the cool sheets.
Sebastian paused long enough to close the balcony door and draw the curtains so the rising sun wouldn’t wake us. As he stretched out beside me, I rolled to rest my head on his chest, listening to the steady rhythm of his heart under my ear.
“I have an idea…” Sebastian began as sleep was wandering off with my thoughts. Sebastian’s crazy ideas had a way of startling me awake.
“No,” I said instantly.
“What? I haven’t even told you what my idea is yet.”
“You’re thinking of blowing off your meetings tomorrow to spend the day sightseeing with me or fucking me into another coma,” I replied, pinching his side.
“Ha! I wasn’t thinking that, but now I am.”
I chuckled and kissed the center of his chest. “No. Go to your meetings. I’m sure you’ll be done by one or two. That will give me time to finish my reading, and we can meet up for a late lunch.”
Sebastian captured the hand that had pinched his side and pulled it up to kiss. “Fine. But your idea sounds better.”
“What was your idea?” I asked, trying to get him on track before I dozed off. The bed was like sleeping on a cloud. The air conditioning made the room delightfully cool, allowing me to press against Sebastian without becoming overheated.
“Move in with me.”
“What?” I gasped. I sat up so that I could face him, but it was so dark in our room that I couldn’t see him at all.
Sebastian shifted, pushing me onto my back on the mattress while he hovered over me. “Move in with me. If I won’t see your beautiful face every day at the office, I need to at least wake up to it every morning. I need you to be the last person I see when I fall asleep at night.”
“You’re ridiculous.”
“Also, dead serious.”
“Sebastian, don’t you think it’s too fast? We’ve been dating all of two months.”
“You’re lucky I haven’t proposed to you yet.”
I started to laugh, but choked on it. He wasn’t joking.
“Baby, I need you closer.”
“But…”
“Living with me will reduce your commute to and from Stanton by at least twenty minutes.”
“Will I be able to set up my own home office?”
“Yes,” he hissed before peppering my cheeks with kisses. “You can have my office if you want.”
“And you’ll let me borrow a tie every once in a while.” He really had a fantastic tie collection.
“My wardrobe is your wardrobe. Borrow whatever you want.”
“Okay. Fine. I’ll move in.” His golden retriever bouncing instantly ruined my attempts to sound grudging and reluctant. In truth, he’d sold me on the idea of living together from the moment he’d mentioned being the first and last people we’d see each day.
I wanted that. My life needed to start each day with the golden ray of sunlight who was holding me. Sebastian Courtland was my everything, my personal god of happiness, and I couldn’t wait to spend my life with him.