CHAPTER 39: ADDICTED TO YOU–2
“Can’t,” I gasp “I–It’s too much.”
“Try again, baby.” His tongue flicks my oversensitive clit. “You fucking can.”
ess, working me through the aftershocks, building me back up when I thought I had nothing
pump steadily, his mouth worships my clit, and impossibly, I feel it building again.
y when I’m a sobbing, wrecked mess, right on the edge again, does he surge up. His c**k slams back into me in one brutal stroke.
“Again,” he snarls, hips pounding s
addicted to this cunt, Ember. my name. This is my fucking
One hand grips my hip h
and swollen and so
He rubs brutal
“Come
I sha
form creaks beneath us. “Give me another one. I’m you squeeze me, how you flood my c**k, how you scream
me, squirting around his c**k, soaking his abs, his thighs, everything beneath , my entire body convulsing with it.
p, and comes with me, flooding me so full I feel it leak out around him with every
groans, grinding deep, making sure I take every drop. “Take it all. Every fucking drop.”
ogether, panting, trembling, soaked, wrecked. The aurora still rages above us, painting our
ossible colors.
s buried inside me, arms wrapped around me tight, his lips pressed against my temple.
humb traces lazy circles on my hip, gentling me through the aftershocks.
ou’re incredible,” he murmurs into my hair. “Absolutely fucking incredible.”
After, we lie tangled on
y head rests on
ce above
and sticky and completely satisfied.
The Northern Lights continue their eternal
ning.
eing me in the present moment.
quietly. “Nathaniel says there was a conflict.”
CHAPTER 38-
Devika showing up unitivited Her grabbing for firs black card, trying to steal it.
The confrontation where I finally said all the things I’d been frolding in for years–how she’d sold me off at seventeen, cut me off when I didn’t marry rich enough, left me to rot in an abusive marriage because her pride was wounded.
“I cut her off,” I say. “Completely. No contact. Ever again.”
Knox listens without interrupting, his hand stroking my hair
When I finish, he says simply: “You did the right thing. Some people don’t deserve second chances.”
I ask quietly: “Does that include you?”
He’s silent for a long moment.
“I’m not sure I deserve a first chance. Much less a second.”
I think about Rafael’s card, still in my clutch downstairs. I think about the choice I’m about to make.
“I’ll stay away from Rafael.”
Knox goes completely still beneath me.
“But I have a condition,” I continue. “If I’m staying away from him, you need to behave.”
“What does behave mean?”
“No more freezing me out. No more hot and cold. If we’re doing this–even just for the remaining days–l need you to be present. I can’t survive another morning like today.”
He considers this. His hand never stops stroking my hair.
“You have my words, baby.”
The silence stretches. Comfortable now.
Then I ask the question that’s been burning in my chest since this morning.
“I lied earlier,” I say quietly, my heart hammering. “About what Gale said when he broke in.”
Knox goes still beneath me. “What did he say?”
“He called you a murderer. He said you have secrets I should know about.” I take a breath. “He told me to ask what really happened to your ex–mate.”
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