My Brother's Worst Enemy Craves Me

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ers knuckle-deep inside me right now‚ fi

out bare and swollen‚ my nipples stiff and aching in the cold air. Two thick fingers were buried in my soaked pussy‚ curling and thrusting‚ his palm grinding against my clit wi

hard‚ his thumb dragging rough circles ove

nd wrecked‚ "that his worst enemy has his fingers buried

alls clenched so tight around his fi

on his hand. "He can never know -

s deeper and my words d

whispered. "This

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minutes

other Ethan had only ever given me o

hat into me. I remember because he

ks later‚ and the look Ethan gave me shut me up permanently. So I stoppe

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as ten years older than me‚ just like my brother. I was just the little sister who use

knew. Not my brother‚ not my mom‚

est crush on Thor

e when I handed him a glass of water. That was it. That was all it took. One stupid smile fr

hetic‚

ars‚ I trained myself to feel nothing when his name came up. I avoided every event where he mi

rked. It act

iraculously landed a job offe

p and gown‚ a woman in a sharp navy suit walked up to me and said‚ "Ms. Moore‚ your academic performance has caught the attent

"I'm sorry‚ did yo

tion a lot. "That's correct. Full be

ield my entire family believed was a one-way ticket to poverty. My brother had spent

l be lucky to get two thousand a month. Meanwhile‚ I'm pulling in thirty thousand as a surgeon. Mom was

of blood‚ Ethan. You want me opera

e a nurse

hate n

te everyth

ng. It stung for a

ore she could finish her next sentence. I didn't ask about the company name. I didn't research the CEO. I didn't d

n and Mom at dinner and dropped the n

actically glowing. "As a secretary. S

stared at me. "Skye‚ that sounds

Mom. I have the

r a secretary? With zero experience?" He wiped his eyes like I h

g‚" I said through clen

eant it with every sin

ay arrived‚ and ev

de was worse. The hallways split into more hallways. The elevators required clearance cards I didn't have yet. I asked three different receptionists for

le seat at the long conference table was taken. Dozens of faces turned towar

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need to be. The entire room

ad down because I was too ashamed to look up. "The

sk for an excu

licking embarrassingly loud against the marble floor. I pulled out my notebo

n hit th

every head turned toward me again. But I couldn't move. I couldn't

Tho

- those ice-blue eyes that had haunted my teenage dreams - were completely‚ terrifyingly cold. He wore a charcoal suit that fit

just for a second‚ like a match being struck and then immedia

which somehow made it ten times worse. "Since you've decided to gra

othing came out. My brain

was all

that room could

peat myself‚" h

ice cracked on the last word‚ and I wanted

he scoffed - a short‚ dismissive sound that cut deeper t

s table earned their seat. They showed up early. They prepared. They proved they deserved to be here." His eyes locked onto mine‚ and I f

g to hold it together‚ but the tears were already fo

o words he said sha

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