Total pages in book: 16
Estimated words: 14921 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 75(@200wpm)___ 60(@250wpm)___ 50(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 14921 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 75(@200wpm)___ 60(@250wpm)___ 50(@300wpm)
Her luscious tits call to me, and I stop to suck on each of her nipples before guiding my cock to her dripping wet opening. I slowly slide into her sweet pussy an inch at a time, torturing both of us. Her intimate muscles hug my cock so tight, I have to pause and count backward from a hundred to keep from coming too soon.
I intend to make this time last, but my goddess has other ideas. She digs her sharp nails into my ass cheeks, and the bite of pain drives me crazy. It only takes a few thrusts for us to come together.
I drag her against my body and stare up at the ceiling, waiting for my breathing to return to normal. “I’m one hundred percent sure,” my goddess mumbles against the side of my neck.
“Are you? Because I can keep on trying if you need more convincing,” I tease. There’s no way I could manage to move right now.
“I need a little time to recover, and then you can convince me again.” She lays her head on my shoulder and almost instantly falls asleep.
EIGHT
LANA
A couple of days after accepting his marriage proposal, I’m sitting on the sofa next to Jensen watching a movie when I finally get up the nerve to ask him what he’s planning to do about his hockey career. “When are you planning to rejoin your team?”
“I’ve been working on things.” He sighs. “The team’s head coach is one of my best friends.” I already know about his close friendship with Grayson Marrow. “He’s planning to give up the head coach job to stay in Silver Spoon Falls with his woman.” That’s all news to me. The last I heard, the popular head coach was single. “So, the negotiations have been a little unusual, but the owner has decided to release me from my contract at the end of this season.”
“You’re quitting hockey?” I sit up and shake my head. “You can’t give up your career for me.”
“I’m not giving anything up for you. I’m making plans for our future.” Jensen hugs me close. “I’m getting up there in age, and hockey is a young man’s sport. It’s time for me to leave hockey in my rearview mirror. Plus, I have much more important things to concentrate on from now on, like knocking up my gorgeous goddess.”
“Are you sure you aren’t going to miss the excitement of professional hockey?”
“I’m positive I’m not going to miss something I didn’t really love in the first place,” he insists. “I appreciate all the opportunities playing hockey gave me, but I always knew it was just a job.”
I lay my head against his shoulder and sigh. “I love you.”
“I love you, too, goddess. Why don’t we sneak off to the bedroom and work on our new project?”
“I love the way you think.” I laugh as Jensen stands and pulls me into his arms.
A few days later, Jensen leaves to catch up with his team on the road, and both Rufus and I miss him like crazy. It doesn’t take me long to realize how much loving him has changed me. My job used to be my life, but now it’s something I have to do to pass the time. When Zane married Celine, he cut back his hours significantly and I stepped in to pick up the slack. Our law firm is very successful and profitable, but it isn’t my main focus anymore.
It doesn’t take my brother long to notice the change in me. He comes strolling in my office and sits in the chair across from my desk. “How long do you plan to mope around here?”
I look up from the contract I’ve been staring at for an hour without really reading and glare at him. “Excuse me?”
He glances down at the contract on my desk before looking into my eyes. “What do you think about the offer?”
“I haven’t finished reading it.”
“You’ve been staring at the fucker all morning long. You should’ve memorized it by now.” He isn’t wrong, and I’m so frustrated with myself.
“My heart isn’t in it.” No use lying to my brother. He’s like a freaking human lie detector.
“I already know that.” He isn’t pulling punches today. “Why don’t you take a few days off and decide how you’re going to handle things.”
My first instinct is to refuse, but deep in my heart, I know my brother is right. “I think that’s a good idea,” comes out of my mouth, surprising both of us.
“I’m going to meet Jensen in Silver Spoon Falls when he gets home from his road trip and see the town firsthand.” Relief cuts through me when I make my decision.
“I think that’s a great idea.”
“We need to hire a couple new attorneys to help with our caseload,” I blurt out before I can change my mind.