Two Can Play (Celeste and Dominic) novel Chapter 495

They used my hands too. One of them knelt and pressed his cock into my fist, guiding me as I jerked him, my other hand wrapped around the man in front of me, my body nothing but a collection of holes and hands for their pleasure. And I loved it. The pills had turned my body into a furnace, every touch pleasure, every thrust bliss, and I begged them for more, cried out for it, came around their cocks until I was hoarse and trembling and dripping.

They finished finally on my face. All four of them, one after another, hot thick ropes of cum painting my cheeks, my lips, my chin, my hair, until I was glistening with it. I knelt there, breathing hard, my face a mess, my body covered in marks and sweat and their seed, and I had never felt so filthy yet so satisfied in my life.

The man with the eye patch looked down at me and smiled. "You are a very talented girl. I am impressed. You may go."

I wanted to ask if I could wash up in his bathroom. I was desperate to. But the look in his eye told me not to push my luck, so I nodded, gathered my dress, and pulled it on with shaking hands. I did not bother with my heels. I held them in one hand, lowered my face so no one could see the state I was in, and walked out.

I kept my head down as I hurried through the gambling hall, my only thought the restroom where I had gone to meet Blaze. I would clean myself there, wash my face, fix my hair, pick up my phone, and then I would get out of this place and never look back.

I was just outside the door when I collided with someone.

"Watch where you are going!" I snapped, head snapping up, the words already sharp on my tongue.

Suddenly I had a name. Someone to blame. I opened my mouth, ready to hurl it at him like a weapon, ready to give Emerson a target that was not me.

But before a single sound could leave my lips, I saw his fist.

It caught me on the side of the head so fast I could not react. The world spun, white light exploded behind my eyes, and then the floor rushed up to meet me, and everything went black.