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CHAPTER 081: Ciao, Delilah

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Her body trembles. Her eyes flutter. Her hips jerk as I bring her to the edge.

I hold her there, my grip on her neck tightening. I know I'm pushing her to the limit. But I also know she's safe with me, that I won't let her go too far.

And then, with a final cry, she lets go.

"That's it,” I say. “Let me feel you fall apart."

Her eyes roll into her head, showing only the whites, and her body begins to shake violently. Those inner muscles squeeze me with a force that's almost painful, but in the best way possible. Her body arches against mine, her back curving beautifully. She's too far gone to fight the sensation of blood rushing downward, the waves of near-death euphoria.

"Fuck, Sloane," I hiss as it feels like my dick is being mashed.

Her body continues to milk me, the feeling driving me wild. I can't hold back any longer. I pound into her again and again, chasing my own release. With a final, deep thrust, I let go, filling her completely.

Just as I loosen my hold around her ne
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  • Craving The Wrong Brother   CHAPTER 081: Ciao, Delilah

    Her body trembles. Her eyes flutter. Her hips jerk as I bring her to the edge. I hold her there, my grip on her neck tightening. I know I'm pushing her to the limit. But I also know she's safe with me, that I won't let her go too far. And then, with a final cry, she lets go. "That's it,” I say. “Let me feel you fall apart." Her eyes roll into her head, showing only the whites, and her body begins to shake violently. Those inner muscles squeeze me with a force that's almost painful, but in the best way possible. Her body arches against mine, her back curving beautifully. She's too far gone to fight the sensation of blood rushing downward, the waves of near-death euphoria. "Fuck, Sloane," I hiss as it feels like my dick is being mashed. Her body continues to milk me, the feeling driving me wild. I can't hold back any longer. I pound into her again and again, chasing my own release. With a final, deep thrust, I let go, filling her completely. Just as I loosen my hold around her ne

  • Craving The Wrong Brother   CHAPTER 080: Breathe Me In

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  • Craving The Wrong Brother   CHAPTER 077: No Apology In The World

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  • Craving The Wrong Brother   CHAPTER 076: Pound Of Flesh

    Knox is out the door before I can convince him otherwise.I run after him, nearly slipping as I rush down the hallway. He’s already halfway down by the time I make it to the top of the steps.“Knox!” I yell. “Stop!”But he’s not listening. His body is tight with fury, all his restraint long gone.By the time I push through the lobby door, he’s outside, and so is Joe, the night-duty security guard. Joe's hands are braced on his hips, looking like he’s trying to decide whether to intervene or call it in. Knox is already on Finn.His fist connects with Finn’s face, and Finn stumbles back, slamming into the body of Knox’s car with a loud grunt. His casted arm hangs uselessly at his side, and before he can even catch his balance, Knox grabs him by the collar and throws another punch. Then another.The blows are brutal. Unrelenting. Finn’s head snaps back, his body jerking with each hit like a ragdoll.I scream, “Stop! Stop it, Knox, please!”My feet are moving before I register it, crossin

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    Jade frowns as though I’m being an inconvenience. “Sloane—”“No. You don’t get to dump all this on me as if it's my fault she left me when I was five. You've just succeeded in making me feel worse than I’ve felt in my entire life.”“Good,” he says. “Maybe you’ll come to your senses.”I glare. “You’re good at making assumptions, right? Then here’s a thought. Maybe my mom married you—a young man—to prove to herself she could do it right this time. Think about that, motherfucker.”Then I turn and walk, not before seeing his face turn to stone.He started a war. He has no idea.I pass a trash can near the lot and lift the bouquet.I’m about to toss it when I spot the envelope tucked beneath the ribbon.I open it. Two papers.One is a small note: ‘Do you have any idea how restless I am, Bunny? Please take my calls before I have to resort to stalking.’The other?A check.Two hundred and twenty thousand dollars. This must be my winnings from the underground fight.I toss the flowers and the

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