Callous Heir (The Heirs #5) Read Online Michelle Heard

Categories Genre: College, Contemporary, New Adult, Romance Tags Authors: Series: The Heirs Series by Michelle Heard
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Total pages in book: 64
Estimated words: 61951 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 310(@200wpm)___ 248(@250wpm)___ 207(@300wpm)
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Carla leans back, bracing herself with her hands resting on my desk.

Moving her panties to the side, I enter her with one thrust. My eyes lock on hers as my hips begin to move.

“Harder,” Carla gasps, her breath fanning over her parted lips.

I take hold of her thighs to keep her in place, and then I give my girl what she wants until we’re both breathless as we come down from our orgasms.

After we’ve cleaned up in the ensuite bathroom, I wrap my arms around Carla and hold her to my chest. “Thank you.”

“Hopefully, that will take care of things for you,” she murmurs as she takes hold of my sides. “Otherwise, you’ll just have to fire her.”

There’s a knock at my door. When I unlock and open it, Kao frowns at me. “Why is your door –” His eyes land on Carla. “Oh, hey. I can come back later.” Kao turns around and hurries back down the hallway, making me chuckle.

“Kao, it’s okay. Come back,” I call after him.

Carla sits down on the couch, giving Kao a smile. “I just need a change of scenery, so I’ll be studying here today.”

Kao lets out a burst of laughter. “Which means Noah won’t be getting any work done.” He turns his attention to me. “Do you have the budget for the graphics department?”

“Yeah.” I turn to my desk, and seeing the mess, I mutter, “I’ll email it to you.”

Kao begins to laugh. “Yeah, that sounds like a good idea.” He walks to the door, and before shutting it behind him, he says, “Enjoy work.”

Walking to my desk, I fix everything, and then I ask, “Can I get you anything before I get back to work?”

Carla shakes her head as she opens her laptop. “I’m good.”

I take my seat and quickly forward the documents to Kao, then my gaze goes to Carla. Leaning back, I watch as she studies.

“You need to work,” she murmurs without looking up.

“With you sitting there looking beautiful, it’s hard to focus,” I mutter.

Glancing up, she asks, “Should I leave?”

I quickly shake my head and focus my gaze on my work.

CARLA

Noah packs my hospital bag for the hundredth time.

“No matter how many times you do that, the contents will stay the same,” I mutter.

“I’m just checking,” he grumbles before setting the bag down by the front door. “Let’s go over everything again.”

I roll my eyes as I lean my head back against the couch. “No, I’m tired.”

“Okay, we don’t have to act it out. Just run over it with me.”

I let out a sigh. “If I feel a contraction or my water breaks, I have to call you no matter where you are.” I narrow my eyes at him as he sits down next to me. “Which is kind of a given.”

“I’ll take the bag, grab the keys, and get you into the car.” Then Noah adds, “Calmly.”

I give him a look of warning. “When it feels like my vagina is about to tear open, I promise you I will be everything but calm. Prepare yourself for hurricane Carla.”

“Probably category five as well,” he mutters.

My eyebrows pop up. “Say what?”

Noah’s expression quickly turns loving. “Nothing.”

“Yeah, that’s what I thought,” I grumble. “God, she’s sitting on my bladder again.” I begin to struggle off the couch. Noah helps me to stand before I freaking waddle to the restroom.

Just two more weeks.

When I try to pee, there are only a few drops. Sighing, I frown at my stomach. “Haley, get off Mommy’s bladder.”

When I walk back into the living room, Noah grins at me. “Feeling better?”

“False alarm,” I mumble as I sit down.

He gets up and returns seconds later with my pillow. “Turn sideways and snuggle up.”

I do as he says, loving the idea of a nap. Noah sits down next to me, and then he begins to rub my lower back.

“Sorry, I’m so moody,” I murmur.

“Don’t worry about it.” He turns on the TV and puts on Madagascar.

After a couple of minutes of watching, I impersonate Marty, “As long as we are together, it doesn’t matter to me.”

“Me too,” Noah agrees. “Are you going to teach Haley how to do impersonations?”

“I thought they annoyed you,” I say as I close my eyes from the relief I feel in my back.

“I love them,” Noah admits.

“Since when?” I mumble half asleep.

“Since it’s you doing them,” Noah replies.

When I let out a groan, Noah increases the pressure.

“God, that feels good,” I moan before I drift off to sleep.

Mom planned a barbeque for the baby shower. It’s being held at my parent’s place, so there’s enough space for everyone.

The house and back yard are brimming with all our friends and family, and as my gaze sweeps over them, I feel blessed.

Even the Hayes’ family managed to make it today. Seeing Tristan sitting beside Hana, I wonder when they’re going to tie the knot.


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