ログインKendra's fingers threaded through the wet strands at the back of his neck, holding him there as the second kiss turned slower.
It was not a frantic devouring, but a push and pull—like the water around them, testing resistance before giving way. His mouth tasted of whiskey and salt from the pool spray, and when his tongue traced the inside of her lower lip, she answered by sucking gently on his, drawing a low rumble from his chest that vibrated against her breasts. They drifted together in the shallow end, feet finding purchase on the smooth tiles. She was expecting Knox to grab or pull her closer in that typical urgent way. Instead, his hands stayed broad and steady on her lower back, letting the buoyancy of the water press their bodies together naturally. Every small shift sent ripples between them—her hips brushing the front of his trunks, the cool night air tightening her nipples against the thin black fabric of the bikini top. She broke the kiss again, not for air this time, but to look at him. Water droplets clung to his lashes. Up close, his eyes weren't just dark—they held flecks of amber under the pool lights, reflecting the same restless energy she felt churning inside her own chest. "Still think this is a bad idea?" he asked, his voice rough but quiet, thumb now tracing a slow, absent circle just above the waistband of her bikini bottoms. "Probably," Kendra murmured. She leaned in and bit his bottom lip, not hard enough to hurt, just enough to feel the give of it. "But bad ideas feel better than being numb." She said with a moan, and fuck, he wants to record that moan and play it every fucking day. He tilted his head and kissed the corner of her jaw, then lower, following the line of her neck where her pulse beat wildly. Giving her open-mouthed kisses that left heat blooming on her skin before the water cooled it again. She arched slightly, one hand sliding down his chest, palm flat over the ink on his shoulder, feeling the muscle shift as he moved. Kendra reached behind herself and untied the bikini top with a single tug. The fabric floated away on the water's surface like a discarded secret. His gaze dropped, but he didn't immediately touch. Instead, he watched her face as he brought one hand up, cupping the weight of her breast, thumb brushing once across the peak in a slow, considering stroke. The contrast—his warm hand, the cool water—made her inhale sharply. She pressed forward, guiding his other hand to her hip, then lower, slipping it beneath the waistband of her bottoms. His fingers found her already slick, warmer than the pool, and he explored with unhurried patience—two fingers gliding along her folds, learning the shape of her without aiming straight for her clit. When he finally circled it, matching the rhythm of her own hand as she palmed him through his trunks. "Inside," she whispered against his mouth. Knox eased her bikini bottoms down her thighs. She kicked them off, letting them drift. He pushed his trunks down just enough, and she wrapped her legs around his waist, the water helping to hold her there. There was no rushed thrust. He held her gaze as he guided himself, pressing in slowly, inch by inch, letting her body adjust around the stretch. The fullness drew a shaky exhale from her, forehead dropping to his shoulder. They stayed like that for several heartbeats, breathing together, the water lapping gently against their joined bodies. "I love you, Kendra!" "Shut the fuck up!" She moaned. Then Kendra rolled her hips experimentally, a small experimental grind that made them both groan. No pounding rhythm. Just this: slow, deep rocks of her pelvis against his, using the water's buoyancy to control the angle. Each movement dragged him across that sensitive spot inside her while her clit rubbed against the base of him. His hands supported her ass, not controlling but following her lead, fingers occasionally digging in when she clenched around him. She kissed his throat, tasting chlorine and skin, then found his mouth again. The kiss stayed open, messy, broken by soft sounds—her quiet whimpers when he shifted just right, his low curses when she tightened deliberately. And the pleasure built in waves, sneaks up, coiling tighter with every shared breath, every subtle shift of angle. Kendra felt herself getting closer and chased it by pressing her chest flush to his, changing the friction. When she came, her face buried in his neck, her teeth grazing his shoulder as she rode it out. Knox followed soon after, hips stuttering once, twice, then holding deep as he spilled inside her with a quiet, guttural sound. They stayed locked together, floating, the water cooling the sweat on their skin. "Are you on pills?" he asked. "No, I've never... "You didn’t tell me you want to have a child for me..." he smiled and spanked her ass staring into her eyes. "In your wildest dreams, I'd take it." She replied to him with a scoff. He smiled, "Since you aren't with your husband anymore, marry me, let me show you the world, let me show that true love exists with the right person, let me your... "Shushhh!" She covered his mouth with her palm, feeling irritated with his words. After a minute, Kendra lifted her head, a lazy, sated smile tugging at her lips. "Fucking is better than talking about love." Knox chuckled, the sound rumbling through both of them. He brushed a wet strand of hair from her face. "We can do both. The night is not over." She kissed him once more, before they slowly disentangled, as they drifted toward the pool steps together.Kendra's fingers threaded through the wet strands at the back of his neck, holding him there as the second kiss turned slower. It was not a frantic devouring, but a push and pull—like the water around them, testing resistance before giving way. His mouth tasted of whiskey and salt from the pool spray, and when his tongue traced the inside of her lower lip, she answered by sucking gently on his, drawing a low rumble from his chest that vibrated against her breasts. They drifted together in the shallow end, feet finding purchase on the smooth tiles. She was expecting Knox to grab or pull her closer in that typical urgent way. Instead, his hands stayed broad and steady on her lower back, letting the buoyancy of the water press their bodies together naturally. Every small shift sent ripples between them—her hips brushing the front of his trunks, the cool night air tightening her nipples against the thin black fabric of the bikini top. She broke the kiss again, not for air this time
He laughed, settling back but not breaking the connection. Kendra’s mind raced with inner thoughts. “Who is this guy? I know nothing about him. Not his last name, not his story, not why he’s looking at me like I’m the only woman in the world right now. Richard destroyed me, and here I am, diving headfirst into whatever this is. Am I stupid? Or just tired of feeling nothing?”She took another sip, letting the silence stretch comfortably before speaking. “What’s your definition of love, Knox?” He paused, swirling the liquid in his glass, staring out at the pool. The lights danced across his features. “Love…” he smirked. “It’s not fairy tale shit. It’s choosing someone even when it’s messy. It’s fighting for them when the world tries to pull you apart. Trusting them with your scars, and them trusting you with theirs.” Kendra licked her lips, nodding at him. “But it's not perfect, and at the same time it's worth the burn.” Kendra’s throat tightened. His words hit deeper than she e
Mrs Harlan and Chef Amara both sighed as she walked out.“I pray she heals one day, she has lost her parents and now she just got divorced.” Chef amara remarked.“I really think she's trying her best to be fine but nothing is helping at all.”Kendra opened the heavy front gate, the cool night air brushing against her skin like a secret. Knox stood there under the soft glow of the porch lights, leaning casually against the frame of his sleek black car. He looked like the storm he called her—tall, broad-shouldered, dressed in a dark button-up that clung just right to his chest, sleeves rolled up to reveal his strong forearms. His eyes, dark and intense, swept over her in that short deep V-neck gown, lingering on the curve of her thighs, the plunge of her neckline. A slow, predatory smile curved his lips.“Who are you?” Kendra questioned, then dismissed the bodyguards with a gaze.“You know the name, Knox.” He said and she smirked, stepping out of the mansion and closing the gate beh
Kendra smirked bitterly, even after everything—after the lies, the betrayal, the way he had shattered her life into jagged pieces, he still had the audacity to send a message like that. She dropped her phone onto the silk sheets, her chest tightening so sharply she had to press a hand against it, as if she could physically hold her heart together. The pain wasn’t just emotional anymore; it sat heavy in her ribs, squeezing the breath from her lungs.His actions had already carved deep wounds in her heart, but what hurt worse was the complete absence of remorse. Not even a hint of guilt from him. No late-night confessions or desperate pleas for forgiveness. Just this casual, entitled message, as if he still had any right to reach across the ruins he’d left behind. Maybe he didn’t even understand what he’d done. Or maybe he did, and simply didn’t care. He married her for the money, for the security her family name provided, he never married her for love. All the proposals, the sweet
Elena brightened. “I’d love to. Should we go to Aurelia Grand Mall? Your mother’s place always has the best options.” “Perfect,” Kendra said. They tidied up the last bits together, then headed out.Employees watching her as she walked with Elena, bodyguards trailing behind them.In the car, the city lights gliding past, Elena asked, “What style are you thinking for the gown?”Kendra kept her hands on the wheel. “Elegant but confident. Flowing silk maybe. Nothing too safe like before.”“The midnight blue ones always look stunning on you,” Elena offered. “Or that deep burgundy.”The drive to Aurelia Grand Mall was relaxed. As they reached one of the largest and most prestigious malls in the city, Kendra parked the car in the garage, they both stepped out, jamming the car door behind them.Its grand entrance glowed with fountains and elegant lighting. Kendra’s mother had built it into a landmark, and stepping inside always felt like a quiet homecoming.They took the escalator to the p
Kendra leaned back in her chair, watching as Elena cleared the main plates from their dinner setup in the office lounge. She just had roasted salmon which was flaky and perfectly seasoned, the garlic mashed potatoes creamy, and the herb-roasted vegetables still carried a faint, appetizing aroma. When did she last eat with someone, maybe when she just married Richard or when she goes to family dinner or friends gathering or with Freya sometimes. Richard never stays home to have breakfast or dinner or lunch, he'd eat at work, who knows if he's always with Freya.She eats alone most of the time, the maids at Richard's mansion can testify. And one of the things she loves is eating with someone, maybe dinner or anything, someone should just be there. She sighed out. At least her heart is at peace now, she's not loving someone that doesn't love her anymore. Elena worked quietly and efficiently, stacking the dishes on a tray. She returned from the small kitchenette with two steaming mug
Richard grabbed Kendra's wrist and pulled her into the bedroom.She stumbled forward from the force of it, catching herself before she could fall and the door slammed shut behind them."What was that out there?" Richard demanded, his voice sharp with anger. "What kind of stunt were you trying to pu
The moment Richard realized how tightly he was gripping her wrist, his expression changed. His fingers loosened immediately. "Did I hurt you?" he asked, his voice softening. "I'm sorry. I was worried. You left the mansion without telling anyone." Kendra stared at him. The concern in his eyes
In the third year of her marriage, Kendra Thompson discovered that her husband was cheating on her. Not only that, she found out he was cheating on her with her best friend. The woman she trusted more than anyone. The woman who had stood beside her on her wedding day, smiling and holding her bouq
“Mother, Kendra this Kendra that, she left herself, we didn't chase her! Right now we should be thinking about how the Thompson's reputation will be back in place!” Victor sighed. “You're right Eve, the Thompson's company image is already strained after the divorce. Bringing personal drama to thi







