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Chapter 36

作者: Iamfide
last update 最終更新日: 2025-06-29 04:23:51

Raina's POV

The contents on my reading table came crashing to the floor as I landed with a thud, my butt now occupying the space. Liam stood between my legs, his hands buried in my hair as his mouth worked over my bare breasts. I gasped, digging my nails down his back, holding onto him like he was the only thing keeping me grounded.

"Jeez, Raina, are you sure about this?" he panted, trailing kisses from my nipple up to my neck, then capturing my mouth again.

In response, I fumbled with his trousers, my fingers struggling to get the button undone. "Why the hell is this thing so complicated?"

Liam chuckled, his breath hot against my lips. Without warning, he lifted me effortlessly and carried me to the bed. The next moment, his trousers were on the ground, and his full length was on display in the soft moonlight streaming through my window.

I watched him, my gaze hungry, making no attempt to hide the desire burning inside me. He lowered himself gently, his weight settling against me. I
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