Enora:Work went by quietly. Once again, I was forced to put my phone on silent and ignore any incoming texts and calls. Nathan was probably going to be angry about that but he would understand if I explained everything to him. Bridget’s message still kept replaying in my head. I still wished I knew more about the trouble she was in. Was it really that important that she couldn’t tell me about it over the phone or via text. I sighed. “I will text her back when I get home. There is no point in avoiding her anymore. “Time flew by and by the time I was on my last email, it was 5 pm. There was a hard knock at my door and before I could say anything, Nathan walked in. His face was hard, but not visibly angry. He was doing a good job not showing how annoyed he was.“I suppose there is a good reason for you not picking my calls,” he said, walking around my desk to where I sat and pulling me gently from my chair. He pressed me hard against his body and my face flushed as I felt his erec
Enora:Nathan dropped me off at the office a little late. We had a very ‘busy’ morning. Thinking about it still gave me tingles. My stomach clenched tightly as he winked at me, while he left for his meeting in the morning. We still talked about what Dakota told me and I just couldn’t bring myself to be mad at him. The Nathan that Dakpta had described, wasn't the Nathan that I was with. Whatever he was when they were together, he had changed a lot. “Enora!”I spun my head around as I opened my office door and saw Emily barreling towards me. Her face was red and she seemed like she was out of breath. “Hey, Em…”“Are you serious about what you texted me last night?” she asked, cutting me off. My insides moved and my face reddened. I expected that she was going to be alarmed. “Yeah. He said that was the only way that he would allow me to hang out with you guys.”“He’s still uneasy about what happened that last time you came?”I nodded and Emily sighed. I smiled. She looked like an ang
Enora:I woke up with the bed feeling a little too big. I was sprawled like a starfish on the mattress, not a single obstacle in sight. Strange. I sat up and rubbed my eyes. It was dark, way too dark to see. The bed was empty. It was just me. “Nathan?”There was no answer. I sighed, got out of bed and walked to the switch in the darkness. He was back to doing this again. When was he going to learn?The room was illuminated and I found all the pillows on the ground and the bed was ravaged. I smiled. A testament to my wild night with him. The deepest parts of me still throbbed at the thought of it. I grabbed my house coat and headed downstairs. The living room was quiet. The lights were still off. “Nathan? Where are you?”There was still no reply. I looked out of the window. His car was still parked inside, so he probably didn’t go anywhere. He was still somewhere in the house. I went back upstairs and heard a muffled sound from the study. As I got closer, it got louder and I foun
Nathan:Her voice was music to my ears/I knew I didn’t have to go so hard, but I missed the way she screamed for me, the way she sounded when she was overwhelmed and couldn’t take any more of me. I eased up, but thrusted deeper inside her. She wanted to say something but the words rolled back into her mouth, and instead came out as a desperate jumble and murmur. I smiled and kissed her face. She reached out to wrap her arms around my neck, but I grabbed them and pinned them above her head and thrust even deeper inside her. She groaned and shivered, her body twitching.“No touching, Kitten. If I recall, you hugged another guy. I think you have gotten enough hugs for today.”Before she could pout, I filled her up again and she unraveled beneath me, shaking even more. Her body was wet and tight and with each stroke, it felt even wetter.Tears were streaming down her face but her rounded mouth urged me to keep going and not stop. I had no intention of doing that anyway. I had missed her
Nathan:The drive home was quiet. My kitten had been sitting still, fiddling with her fingers. I took her hand and squeezed and she looked up at me with a smile. I wasn’t angry at her but she still needed to be taught a lesson. We parked in front of the mansion and I helped her get out. It was quiet and it was good to be home. I didn’t even stop at my house when I got back, and just headed straight to the office from the airport. It was warm and clean inside. The difference between a luxurious yet cramped hotel suite and a spacious house was great. “I’ll go up and get change,” Enora announced, but I grabbed her arm and pulled her back, pressing her against my chest and relishing the soft gasp that escaped her lips. “I don’t think anyone will be changing,” I said with a smirk, enjoying her squirm against me. “I thought you weren’t mad at me anymore,” she pouted, her body slowly betraying her. “You smiled at me in the car.”I chuckled and tucked her hair behind her ear. She looked
Enora:We got to the hospital and we were taken to the ward. Fiona lay on the bed with a smile on her face as soon as we walked in.I smiled back, even though I could feel the guilt in my chest. Her leg was in a cast and suspended and she was hooked up to a number of machines that were beeping.“I was wondering when you two would get here,” she said softly and I rushed up to her. I had been alright the whole day but I couldn’t hold back the tears as I wrapped my arms around her neck. “I’m so so so, sorry that I wasn’t able to come and see you sooner. So many things happened and I…”Tears choked my words and I hugged her even tighter. I was glad that she was okay. “Who are you and what are you doing to my mother?”I let go of Fiona and turned around to see a middle aged man standing behind me with a bag of take out in his hand and an expression of surprise and anger. He clashed eyes with Nathan and dropped the meal on the table. “You,” he declared angrily, facing Nathan with a he