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but I couldn't even move. My stomach twisted, but I kept my head do
ook fa
s m
about his voice, like a man who was used to women melting at the mere sound of it. I could already picture his st
ightly, offering a
ilored suit he wore was worth more than my monthly rent, and he looked so put together
tion fully struck, but before I could take
ai
t forceful. My pulse jumped annoyingly at t
hen his lips curled into
re th
ugh my nose.
t crossed his face before he let out a la
adjusting my grip on t
nd I knew the question was coming
e you c
"What? You mean why don't I come f
ps twi
self, glancing around the empty hallway before lowering my voice, "-t
ace, and it took everything
" he
d. "Ther
sarcasm. "What
. "Didn't care
ery interesting. "I was a little preoccupied
sabe
und so good when I'
lips felt against mine, how his hands had explored every inch of my body. I hated that standing
back. "I hav
t y
my eyes.
ened. "See me
dry laugh. "
't waver. "I
lk away just to be diffic
signed for intimidation. The air smelled like leather and
dn't
rtable behind his desk, watching me like
ms. "Alright. W
d, he stood and walked around the de
s talk like t
e wh
ugh that I could see the hint of amusement
people get
d teasing. A test. My breath caught before I
g back. "You're to
ear you co
ause I'm too busy regr
something sharper in his
it, I fel
, watching, teasing, and cornering me in ways that made my heart race. The te
her one of his lingering
ng with my boss
entirely too amused. "Is t
hat's wha
odded, as if he'd come to a decisi
ned. "
n't waver. "
this is some twisted way
's
ght me o
easured. "I'm not looki
istled. "Wow. That
hen you won't have a
p all the space between us. My back hit the
ips a breath away fro
ked. "
e we sleep
st stared at him.
nod
ted me. Should have sent me
t.
Bills.
st, it wasn't like
dying him. "And what
yes darken
ran down
e air thick with something electric,
against his chest just eno
in
ad across his face, and just
tension between us never faded. It only grew. We resisted, only to end up in
we stopped
idden encounters, and every time, I
st survival, but somewhere, deep down