It happened.
I can’t believe I’m even able to form the words in my head, but it happened. The way his hands held me, the way his eyes locked into mine as if I were the only thing he saw, the way every wall between us seemed to crumble in the heat of the moment. It was real. I finally got to feel him inside me with this massive cock throbbing as he thrusted harder and faster inside me.
There are no words that can capture it, not fully. What passed between us wasn’t just physical, it wasn’t just need or desire, it was something deeper, as though all the unspoken feelings we’d been circling around had finally found their release. I felt whole.
And now, as we stepped out of the lavish place together, the night air cool against my flushed cheek, I clung to him as though letting go would make it vanish into some dream. His arms wrapped tightly around me firmly, while his other hand tucked me closer.
The driver pulled the car to the curb, and Scott gently guided me into the backseat, making my chest ache. Once inside, I slid across the seat until I pressed against him again. It wasn’t even intentional, I just couldn’t seem to stop touching him. My fingers sought his hand, tracing absent lines along his skin, while my head rested against his shoulder.
The city passed us in beautiful streaks of gold and silver, but all I noticed was him.
He glanced down at me, his lips curving into a smile. “Are you okay? You’re quiet,” he murmured, his voice still thick from the intense moment we shared a few minutes ago.
I bit my lip, struggling to find words. Finally, I whispered. “I don’t know what to say.”
“Then don’t,” he replied, leaning to press his lips against my temple. “Stay like this.”
I melted into him, sighing as his warmth enveloped me. “I like being close,” I admitted, my tipsy haze loosening my tongue. “I don’t think I want to stop.”
“You won’t have to,” he said firmly, his hand sliding down to entwine with mine. “Not if I have a say in it.”
I lifted my head to look at him then, to see if he was teasing or half-speaking, but his expression was serious, though softened by the lingering tenderness of champagne and intimacy. His thumb stroked across my knuckles, and it sent a shiver through me.
“You mean that?” I asked quietly.
His gaze locked on mine, steady and unwavering. “I don’t waste words, Sabrina. When I say I want you close, I mean it.”
My heart thudded, uneven and reckless. I leaned into him again, unable to stop my lips from brushing against the line of his jaw. “I don’t want to waste words either.”
The car was suddenly filled with silence, but was heavy with the rhythm of our breathing, the steady thrum of the engine, and the quiet ache of wanting more even though we’d already crossed the line. My hand slipped from his and slid to his chest, tracing the firm lines beneath his shirt, then finally, my hand dropped to his crotch as I grabbed and rubbed his cock softly. I could feel his cock throb as he started getting hard.
“Sabrina...” he growled in a low and soft voice, but his hand covered mine instead of pulling it away.
I giggled softly, pressing closer. “What?”
“You’re testing me.”
“Maybe,” I whispered against his ear.
His arm tightened around me, pulling me flush against him, and for a moment, I thought he would lose the restraint he was barely holding onto. Instead, he exhaled sharply, shaking his head. Then he leaned forward, tapping the partition that separated us from the driver.
“Find somewhere quiet to park,” he instructed.
“Yes, sir,” the driver responded, his tone neutral.
The car turned down a quieter street, weaving away from the bright lights and more secluded roads. My pulse raced as anticipation coiled tight inside me. My body was buzzing, my mind unable to think of anything except the man whose arm was wrapped around mine.
Finally, the car slowed to a stop in a shadowed corner, away from the main road. The driver cleared his throat softly.
“We’ve stopped, sir.”
Scott’s gaze never left mine as he leaned forward again. “Step outside for a few minutes,” he said.
“Yes, sir.” The driver opened the door, slipping out silently and closing it behind him. Through the tinted glass, I could barely make out his silhouette as he walked a few paces away.
The moment the door clicked shut, all the restraint Scott had been holding onto unraveled at once.
His hand came up, cupping my face, his thumb brushing across my cheekbone with a tenderness that made my breath catch. “Do you know what you do to me?” he asked, his voice rougher now, stripped of the polished control he usually carried.
My lips parted, but the words tangle in my throat. I shook my head faintly, my hands clutching at his jacket as though I could anchor myself. “Tell me,” I whispered.
His eyes darkened, his thumb sliding down to trace the curve of my lower lip. “You undo me, Sabrina. Completely. And you’re too young to be this—”
“Young to be what?” I cut in.
“I thought you were an innocent girl,” he smirked.
“Guess I’m not so innocent after all,” I breathed.
That was all it took.
His mouth crashed onto mine, cutting off my words in a rush of heat. The kiss was nothing like the tender ones, it was desperate. I gasped against him, my fingers tangling into his hair, pulling him closer, needing more.
The seat creaked beneath us as I shifted, turning toward him fully, pressing myself against him. His hands roamed, sliding down my back to pull me even closer until there was no space left between us.
I clung to him shamelessly, my lips parting under his, letting him take everything he wanted because I wanted it too. My body burned. Between kisses, I murmured his name.
“Sabrina,” he groaned back, his voice breaking against my mouth as his hands tightened around me.
I broke the kiss just enough to whisper against his lips, my voice trembling with both nerves and need. “I don’t want this night to end.”
His forehead pressed against mine, his breath ragged. “It doesn’t have to.”
And then his mouth claimed mine again, deeper. His fingers found their way under my dress, and my goodness, did magic happen.
The morning air smelled of jet fuel and crisp dew. The sky was pale blue, brushed with streaks of gold as the sun climbed higher. I stood at the edge of the tarmac, my hand looped through Scott’s arm, as the white jet waited for him with its engines humming softly. His driver had already unloaded his bags. Two men in black uniforms wheeled them toward the plane, their movements almost like it was practiced. Everything about Scott’s life was efficient and unstoppable. Even I sometimes I thought bitterly, though I quickly shoved that thought away. I turned to him, clutching his hand a little tighter. “Three weeks feels too long,” I said softly. Scott’s gaze softened, lines easing at the corner of his eyes. He reached out, brushing a stray strand of hair behind my ear. “It’s business, love. You know I’d rather stay here with you.” “I know,” I murmured, leaning into the warmth of his touch. His cologne lingered in the air. It was woodsy and familiar. He bent down, pressing his forehe
Since that short driving lesson, Ace had changed. It wasn’t subtle either, it was deliberate, obvious, and almost cruel in its silence. He acted like I didn’t exist. No more lingering smirks, no teasing remarks, no sly touches. Not even glances. I thought I’d welcome it. I thought the absence of his boldness would bring me peace. But instead, it was like sitting in a room with a thunderstorm hovering outside the window, quiet for now, but charged with tension, as if something worse might break at any moment. He walked past me in the halls without a word. If our eyes met by chance, he looked right through me, like I was invisible. He hadn’t bothered to acknowledge me, his attention buried in his phone and whatever he did whenever he was in his room. It stung. It shouldn’t have, but it did. And now, here we were, seated around the long dining table, the clink of silverware against porcelain echoing faintly in the vast room. The glow from the chandelier spilled warm light across pol
Scott’s lips pressed gently to my forehead, his warmth lingering even after he pulled back from the kiss. He brushed a thumb across my cheek as if I were fragile like a baby, and for a fleeting moment, I melted into that tenderness. “Enjoy your first lesson,” he said, his voice smooth but purposeful. And then, before I could even beg him not to leave me with Ace, he tossed the car keys neatly to him. Ace caught them effortlessly, his grin spreading slowly and deliberately, like he had been waiting all morning for this moment. Scott’s hand lingered at the small of my back one last time before he turned and walked back inside, the heavy doors of the entrance closing behind him with a resonant thud. I exhaled sharply. Alone with the one person I’m trying to resist. With Ace. “After you,” he said smoothly, dangling the keys for effect as he unlocked the car with a soft click. His tone carried that cocky arrogance, as though the entire world bent for his amusement. I hesitated for a
I had barely set my fork down when Mary appeared again, this time in a flurry. Her apron was askew, her cheeks flushed, and she looked far more hurried than usual. “Miss Sabrina,” she said quickly, “come outside, please. There’s something you must see.” Her tone was urgent but not troubled, if anything, it carried a strange, almost giddy energy. I blinked at her in confusion, napkin still in my hand. “Outside?” I asked, but she only nodded, eyes bright. “Yes, outside. Quickly now.” “Is everything okay?” But she didn't answer. I pushed my chair back, curiosity rising. Just as I got to my feet, the heavy door to the dining room swung open. And in came Scott. He filled the doorway, as he always did, tall and confident, dressed impeccably in a dark, tailored suit. His presence swallowed the room whole, and for a heartbeat, everything else faded. Before I could speak, he crossed to me in three strides, pulled me into his arms, and pressed his lips to mine. The kiss was soft, linger
The first thing I became aware of when I woke up was that the warmth beside me had faded. I stirred, my lashes fluttering open, and my hand instinctively reached out across the bed. The sheets were cool, and I frowned in confusion. Scott wasn’t there. I lay there for a moment, staring at the vast emptiness of the other side of the bed, still tangled in the pale sheets. A sigh slipped past my lips, frustration mixing with a dull ache of disappointment. I had fallen asleep with his body beside mine. And now, he was gone. I sat up halfway, pushing strands of messy hair out of my face, and blinked toward the nightstand where the old-fashioned clock rested. My eyes widened. It was almost noon. A gasp broke out of me, and I clapped a hand over my mouth. Almost noon? I had slept half the day away. I was about to throw the sheets off my body and spring to my feet when a knock came at the door. “Sabrina?” Mary’s gentle voice drifted from the other side. “Are you awake now?” “Yes,” I calle
The car was still humming softly when the silence between us finally settled. We had fucked in the restroom and in the car. My body was still humming too, in ways I couldn’t explain, in ways I didn’t dare think too much about. I was curled against Scott in the backseat, my head resting against his chest, my body aching in ways I didn’t want to think about. I could taste him, still feel the way his hand gripped me. I couldn’t stop smiling. My lips were swollen, my hair a mess, and still I smiled. This strange, dizzying joy that came with the way he kept holding me as if I might disappear. Scott hadn’t said much since. He didn’t need to. His hand remained wrapped around mine, strong and grounding, occasionally brushing his thumb over my skin and the top of my head. He sat back in his seat, his expression unreadable to anyone else. I could see the softness in his eyes. When the car slowed and pulled into the private driveway of his building, reality began to creep back. The driver ann