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Wrapped In You

Ava Sterling
last update Veröffentlichungsdatum: 26.03.2026 14:10:02

Ava’s POV

Sunlight poured through the tall glass walls and warmed the sheets tangled around my legs. I woke slowly, every muscle soft and heavy. A dull ache sat between my thighs, a reminder of how many times Ethan had taken me last night. My body still hummed with the memory.

His arm lay heavy across my waist. Skin to skin. His chest pressed warm against my back, breath steady against my neck. One of his legs had slipped between mine sometime in the night. I stayed perfectly still, afraid to m
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    Ava’s POVSix months later, the penthouse terrace was alive with the sound of laughter and the soft clink of glasses. Our daughter, now sitting up on her own with a tuft of dark curls and Ethan’s bright eyes, clapped her tiny hands at the colorful balloons tied to her high chair. She had just turned six months old, and we had gathered everyone to celebrate — not just her milestone, but the quiet victory of the life we had built together.I stood by the railing, watching Ethan chase her across the soft mat we had laid out. He got down on his hands and knees, making exaggerated growling sounds while she squealed and crawled away from him. Every time he caught her, he lifted her high and kissed her cheeks until she dissolved into giggles. The sight of them together still took my breath away.Sandra came up beside me, a glass of juice in her hand. Her other hand rested on the small bump just starting to show under her dress. “Look at him,” she said, smiling. “Who would have thought the ru

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    **Ava’s POV*The office air felt heavier than usual that afternoon. I sat on the long leather couch Ethan had arranged for me against the far wall, my laptop open on my lap but the screen dark for the last twenty minutes. My hand rested on the curve of my belly, feeling the baby move in slow, lazy

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