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Breakfast and Boundaries

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The first thing Elena registered was warmth. Not the diffuse heat of sunlight through glass—though that was there too, painting her closed eyelids gold—but the focused, deliberate heat of a mouth pressed to the inside of her thigh.

She surfaced slowly. The sheets were soft. The scent of cedar and salt and something clean wrapped around her. And then his tongue traced a line from her knee upward, and her eyes snapped open.

Alexander knelt between her legs. The white linens had been pushed aside.
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  • Blackout Vows   Meeting the house family.

    Breakfast was laid out on the west terrace, where the morning sun had burned off the last of the fog. A table stretched beneath a pergola, laden with fresh fruit and pastries and a frittata that smelled of herbs and cheese. A pitcher of fresh pineapple juice. he’d remembered she said she was allergic to oranges so the staff removed everything with oranges and had been diligent with replacing foods that he knew she liked our for things she didn’t or couldn’t have.Viktor Voss was already seated when they descended the stairs. He rose at the sight of his daughter, his eyes tracking from her face to her belly to the man whose hand rested at the small of her back. Something in his expression softened the perpetual tension in his jaw, the guarded set of his shoulders—and he crossed the terrace to pull her into a hug."You look rested," he said gruffly, reaching a hand out to her."I am." She kissed his cheek. "You stayed?" She questioned."At the hotel. Alexander invited me for breakfast."

  • Blackout Vows    Breakfast and Boundaries

    The first thing Elena registered was warmth. Not the diffuse heat of sunlight through glass—though that was there too, painting her closed eyelids gold—but the focused, deliberate heat of a mouth pressed to the inside of her thigh.She surfaced slowly. The sheets were soft. The scent of cedar and salt and something clean wrapped around her. And then his tongue traced a line from her knee upward, and her eyes snapped open.Alexander knelt between her legs. The white linens had been pushed aside. Her robe—his robe—was untied, falling open, baring her breasts, the swell of her belly, the soft smooth mound between her thighs he was currently nuzzling with the focus of a man who'd been awake for hours thinking about exactly this. Morning light showed the small amount of silver through the sides of his hair, shadowed the sharp plane of his jaw. He hadn't shaved. The stubble would leave marks on her inner thighs."Good morning, wife." His breath ghosted over her and she jerked, already sensi

  • Blackout Vows   A fathers Confession

    "Every night. Into the dark. I didn't know where you were, but I thought" He broke off, his hand splaying over her belly, feeling for more movement. "I thought maybe, if you were out there, if you were carrying my child, he might hear me somehow. Might know I was looking."Elena kissed him. Fiercely. Desperately. Her fingers tangled in his wet hair, and his arms banded around her, and the water poured over them both as they stood locked together in the steam.She pulled back first. Her hand found his, pressed it flat against the left side of her belly. "Wait. He's still moving."They stood motionless. Two people who'd found each other against impossible odds, their hands stacked on the swell of their son. And beneath their palms, the flutter-kicks continued—a tiny heartbeat drumming against the inside of her womb, already demanding to be acknowledged."He's going to be stubborn," Elena whispered."He's going to be loved." Alexander's voice was fierce. "He's going to be so loved."They

  • Blackout Vows   A fathers first touch

    The Aston Martin's engine ticked as it cooled. Fog drifted through the cypress trees, silver in the moonlight. Elena sat motionless in the passenger seat, her dress still damp between her thighs, her husband's ring heavy on her finger."Home," she repeated, testing the word.Alexander rounded the hood and opened her door. The gesture was old-fashioned. Deliberate. His hand extended toward her, palm up, and when she took it, his fingers closed around hers with the same certainty he'd shown in the jewelry store, in the chapel, in every moment since."You're trembling.""I've been trembling since two o'clock this afternoon."His mouth curved. "Good."The front door recognized his palm print. It swung open onto a foyer of glass and warm wood, the far wall entirely transparent, the Pacific a black mirror beyond. Moonlight cut silver paths across the floor. Elena registered the sweep of the staircase, the abstract painting that dominated one wall, the scent of leather and cedar and somethin

  • Blackout Vows   Leverage

    Gianni's pappardelle arrived steaming, wide ribbons of pasta tangled with braised lamb and rosemary so fragrant Elena's mouth watered before the plate hit the table. Irina set down fresh focaccia, a dish of roasted vegetables glistening with olive oil, and two glasses of sparkling water. Her eyes twinkled at Elena—warm, maternal, and utterly unperturbed by whatever she might have glimpsed earlier."Eat," she commanded, and vanished through the velvet curtain.Elena's hands were still trembling. The slickness between her thighs had cooled to a damp reminder she couldn't ignore, the lace of her panties clinging with every shift of her hips. She picked up her fork. Forced her fingers steady."That was an excellent presentation," Alexander said, cutting into his lamb with surgical precision. His tone was casual. Businesslike. The same voice he'd used in the conference room twelve hours and several orgasms ago. "Your father should be proud.""My father," she said, "just watched me follow a

  • Blackout Vows   Fingers and confessions

    She was panting now. The booth creaked beneath her shifting weight. "A jewelry store. On the Strip. You…there was an emerald. You said it matched my eyes. We got the rings and left then You knelt in the middle of the street and I didn't believe you were serious.""I was serious.""I know that now." Her hips rocked against his hand. Involuntary. Desperate. Her eyes rolled her head leaning against his shoulder as she tried to maintain her composure. "You paid in cash. The owner thought we were insane. But called it fate."Alexander's thumb found her clit. Pressed.Her forehead lifted and dropped to his shoulder again as a whimper escaped into the wool of his jacket."We got married in a chapel," he continued, his voice steady as his fingers worked her with relentless precision. "An Elvis impersonator. What was his name?""Raymond." The word came out strangled. "Raymond Dupree. He had…he had sideburns and a rhinestone jumpsuit and he cried during our vows.""He cried?""So did I. So did

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