Sienna stiffened completely.
She instantly sucked in a breath.
She jerked her head around, her lips brushing against Jorrod's. As their gazes tangled, the man's eyes darkened. He took full advantage, cupping her cheeks and kissing the lips she had accidentally offered up.
Sienna couldn't push him away, so she turned her head to dodge again. But Jorrod took whatever he could get, smoothly moving to the shell of her ear.
Her mind went blank as a warm, wet sensation enveloped her earlobe. A sharp nip from his teeth bit down and ground against the edge just hard enough to make her gasp.
Instantly, it felt like electricity surged from her ear straight down her spine. Sienna's entire body went numb.
The breathing in her ear grew heavier. She couldn't stop her body from sliding down, but the man's strong arm caught her waist, holding her up.
Unable to push him off, Sienna gritted her teeth. "Juli..."
Before the name could fully form, a sharp jolt of stimulation hit her ear. Jorrod had taken her earlobe into his mouth, sucking on it wickedly.
Sienna closed her eyes and gasped again.
Without even saying goodbye, she abruptly hung up the phone.
She tossed the phone onto the counter, shoved the man in front of her with both hands, and swung at his shoulder.
Jorrod was leaning down, and the hand she flung out coincidentally smacked right into his face.
Smack. The sound was exceptionally crisp.
Sienna froze for a second.
Slapping a face was a move she had only ever used on an ex-boyfriend.
Jorrod wasn't angry. Instead, the corners of his lips curled up. He caught her hand, kissed her palm, and then wrapped his arms around her waist, pulling her into his embrace.
They held each other tightly, chests pressed together. His burning body heat transferred to her through the two layers of fabric, and his powerful heartbeat hammered against her chest.
Now that the phone was hung up, and the sudden slap still seemed to sting her palm, she didn't push him away.


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