Total pages in book: 97
Estimated words: 96046 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 480(@200wpm)___ 384(@250wpm)___ 320(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 96046 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 480(@200wpm)___ 384(@250wpm)___ 320(@300wpm)
A primal need erupted within me as I slid my pants to my ankles. Her eyes fell to my crotch as I lowered my briefs. My dick bobbed out, so hard it was painful, precum oozing from the tip as I ached to be inside of her.
“Come here,” I said gruffly.
She returned to sit on top of me, sliding her clit along my shaft. I didn’t know which one of us was wetter. She lowered her mouth to mine as I struggled to stop myself from exploding before I even had a chance to be inside of her.
I positioned my cock at her opening and pushed inside in one hard thrust. I nearly came, tightening my abs to stop the need for release.
“Shit. How are you so fucking tight?” I muttered.
She thrust her hips as I rested my head on the back of the couch. I was as deep inside her as I could possibly be, yet it wasn’t enough. “I’ve missed fucking you. There’s nothing like it.”
“You feel so good, Dorian.” She moved over me faster. “I’ve dreamed of having you inside of me for so long.”
My hands on her back, I pushed her down, bucking my hips to meet her movements. The feel of her hot, wet pussy wrapped around my cock threatened to undo me.
“You’re mine, baby, aren’t you? I can feel it.”
“Yes.” She panted, swaying her hips faster.
Her breathing quickened, and I felt her tighten around my cock. Primrose bent her head back and shrieked, her voice echoing through the living room. I let out an unintelligible sound that was even louder as I let myself go, coming hard as my orgasm filled her.
“You’re so in trouble,” I murmured.
I could feel her smile against me as she slumped over my shoulder, her body limp. We’d just given each other everything we had.
I had no idea whether she was on the pill, but I didn’t care. I hadn’t had sex without a condom with anyone else—never trusted anyone like I did Primrose. And anyway, I wanted my own baby with this beautiful woman someday.
She finally moved back so I could look into her eyes.
“Are you okay?” I asked.
“Yeah.” She smiled. “More than okay. You have no idea how much I’ve needed that.”
“I hadn’t intended for this to happen tonight.”
She rubbed her finger over my lips. “Did we really have a choice?”
“Sure as hell didn’t feel like it.” I rested my forehead against hers.
“I don’t ever want to leave,” she whispered.
I felt the pain of her words in my chest. She doesn’t want to leave. But she had to, and she knew it. Still, I wasn’t willing to go there yet, wasn’t willing to taint this moment with worries about the future. Because to talk about logistics would mean ending the euphoria of this night. We deserved to have this last a bit longer.
“Don’t think about that now, okay? Just be with me,” I said.
We stayed there in that spot, connected by our bodies for the longest time. I didn’t want to pull out or even move at all. If this moment could’ve lasted forever—if I could’ve died right here and now inside this woman—that would’ve been just fine by me.
CHAPTER 34
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Primrose
The week flew by. Once Dorian and I made love that first night, we were inseparable, but we still hadn’t discussed what was supposed to happen after I left.
It was my last afternoon in Orion Coast, and we were having Chandler and Candace and their kids over for a barbecue. That could be a little awkward, I worried, since Liv was one of Candace’s acquaintances. But since I didn’t know the next time I’d be back in California, I wanted to take advantage of every minute here.
When the doorbell rang, I got goose bumps.
The moment Dorian opened the door, Candace opened her arms.
“Primrose!”
“Oh my gosh.” I hugged her. “It’s so good to see you.”
Chandler was holding their son. I rubbed the little boy’s arm. “Hey, buddy. It’s good to finally meet you.”
Their daughter clung to her mother’s leg. It made me miss Rosie so much.
Candace looked down at her. “This is Maya.” She looked over at the boy lovingly. “And that’s Mitchell.”
I felt my eyes watering. I’d never forget the time Candace had shared her fear of some other woman getting to live out her dream. It brought me so much relief to know she’d gotten her own beautiful family instead.
“How has the trip been?” she asked as they entered the house.
“It started out a bit rocky, but we’ve found our way,” I told her.
As Dorian and Chandler went out back with Mitchell, I turned to Candace.
“So, I want to say something…” I paused. “I know Liv is your friend. I’m sure she was pretty hurt when—”
“Primrose.” Candace shook her head. “You don’t need to explain. I knew Dorian was still in love with you when he started dating her. I would’ve been rooting for their relationship, if it weren’t for that. But Liv was going to get hurt anyway. I knew in my heart of hearts that Dorian was using her to get over you. My goal when we talked was to get you to understand that there was still a chance to stop it, if for any reason you wanted to. You have nothing to apologize for, so long as you and Dorian are happy.”