Total pages in book: 84
Estimated words: 78799 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 394(@200wpm)___ 315(@250wpm)___ 263(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 78799 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 394(@200wpm)___ 315(@250wpm)___ 263(@300wpm)
Her body is a slave to need and just when I think I can’t hold back any longer she releases around me. I feel every wave of pleasure ripple through her pussy as she climaxes under me. I hold myself deep and with a final grunt I cum inside of her.
It's a pleasure unlike I’ve ever felt before and it goes on and on. It’s like a shot of adrenaline hits me and I feel like my chest is going to burst with what I feel. It’s love and desire and our souls being welded together all at once. It’s every dirty fantasy rolled into one and all that we did before teased to this pinnacle moment.
“I love you,” I mumble as I collapse on top of her and I hear her laugh.
“I love you too, but you’re smothering me.” She giggles but she wraps her legs around me and keeps me from getting up. “I kind of like it.”
“Good, because I’m not done with you yet.” My body might be drained but it’s nowhere close to being satisfied.
“Oh my God,” she gasps, and I lean back to look at her. “Did we just join the mile high club?”
I smile as I kiss her and then nod. “Yeah, I guess we did.” Then a thought occurs to me and I begin to laugh.
“What?”
“I’ll have to let my brothers know I’m the first Warsaw to break in the plane.”
Her eyes widen as she slaps my chest. “No, you will not.”
I give her my best wicked smile and she wiggles under me. “Let’s see if we can set a record.”
She bites her bottom lip when I begin to move inside of her, but she doesn't tell me to stop. In fact, for the next six hours, we don’t say much at all.
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
BERKLEY
“Tell me you’re staying?” My sister holds me in a tight hug and won’t let me go. She scared the freaking crap out of me.
“Can I get dressed?” I laugh as my eyes try and adjust to the light. She busted into our bedroom without so much as knocking. I had a little warning before she entered because I could hear her coming.
I don’t even know what time of day it is since everything has jumbled together. I know when Vaughn carried me from the plane it was night. The thick curtains pulled closed on the windows give no indication of the time.
“I guess,” she huffs.
She leans back and kisses both my cheeks. I can see her eyes are filled with tears and I know I probably look the same. I’ve missed her so much and I know being back here will give us a chance to reconnect like before I left. It always feels good to be close to her and now we don’t have to spend any more long periods apart.
“I love you,” I reassure her. “Let me get dressed and then I’ll meet you in the main house kitchen for…” I trail off because I still have no clue what meal time it is. It doesn’t matter. I could go for any food right now.
“Brunch,” she supplies helpfully.
She’ll always say brunch if she can get away with it. It could be ten at night and that’s what she’d want and we have all the time in the world now to enjoy it.
“Don’t take forever.” She tries to sound scolding but that was never her strong suit. She’s the sweeter one of the two of us and I carry a little more bite. Good thing my man enjoys it.
Collins points at Vaughn, who’s resting against the headboard with his bare chest on display. He’s got a satisfied smirk and his hair is a little unruly. Damn, he’s handsome and all mine too.
“Come on, love.” Kade, who is never far from my sister, wraps an arm around her.
I give him a thankful smile, knowing he’s the only one who could get her from this room. I don’t know him well but I know he loves her more than anything in the world and that’s all that matters. “You’ve gotten to see too much of my brother as it is.”
“Don’t be jealous, Kade,” Vaughn pipes up. “I’m a one-woman man, and as you can see I got my woman.”
I shake my head at his cocky playfulness. A few weeks ago I wanted to punch him over it. Now I find it one of the things I love most about him. That and his ability to lighten the mood. Both my sister’s husband and I need that in our lives. We can be too serious and it’s hard when you feel like you have the weight of the family on you. I don’t feel that anymore because of the Warsaw family. They might have put us in danger, but at the end of the day it’s all worth it. Even if Collins and I got a little banged up in the process, I have no doubt they’ll never let another hair on our heads be hurt.