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Chapter 30: Take Care of Each Other

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“I really wanted to and now I definitely will. From now on we will take care of each other,” Harper declared and turned around completely to kiss him softly on the lips. Oliver’s icy blue eyes widened slightly in surprise at her declaration, but a genuine smile spread across his face as she kissed him. His arms tightened automatically around her waist under the warm water, pulling her flush against his chest. “That is the best idea I have heard all day,” he murmured against her lips, returnin

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    Oliver’s hand then moved to the waistband of his trouser, his movements hurried and uncharacteristically clumsy. He needed this. He needed Harper. Oliver fumbled with the button, his fingers stiff with urgency, before finally tugging the fabric down. The cool air hit his skin for only a second before he was pressing back against her, skin on skin, and the sensation made him hiss through his teeth. “God, you are so warm,” he rasped, his forehead dropping to rest against hers. His eyes were squeezed shut, his breath coming in short, jagged bursts. He did not move immediately. He just stayed there, anchored to her, letting the sheer intensity of the contact settle into his bones. His hands found hers on the mattress, interlacing their fingers tightly, grounding himself in the reality of her. “I have wanted this since the first day I saw you walk into that office,” he confessed, his vice barely a thread of sound. “Every meeting, every email… it

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    The kiss deepened, Oliver’s tongue tracing the seam of her lips until she opened for him, inviting him in. he groaned softly against her mouth, the sound raw and uncharacteristic for a man who prided himself on composure. His hands moved from her back to the clasp of her crimson bra, his fingers working with a focused, steady precision that spoke of his inherent need for order, even in passion. When the lace gaze away, he pulled back just enough to look at her, his chest rising and falling in heavy, uneven breaths. The dim light caught the curve of her body, and he looked at her with a gaze so intense if felt like he was seeing her for the very first time. “Beautiful,” he whispered, the word barely audible. He did not wait for a response. He leaned down, his lips trailing from her collarbone to the swell of her breast, his mouth warm and demanding.“Mm,” Harper moaned sweetly. The sound of her moan, soft and sweet, hit him like a physical blow. Oliver’s hands slid around to her sides,

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    “I am always efficient,” Harper muttered before he lips moved to Oliver’s neck. His head fell back against the pillow, a sharp intake of breath escaping him as her lips found the sensitive skin on his neck. His icy blue eyes fluttered shut, and his fingers tightened in her auburn hair, not pulling, just holding her there, anchoring her. “Efficient,” he repeated, his voice strained and low. “Is that what we are calling this?” The sensation of her mouth against his skin sent a jolt straight down his spine. He was used to being the one in control, the one directing the flow of every room her entered, but here, in the quiet of her bedroom, he was letting go. He was letting her. His hands moved from her shoulders down to her waist, pulling her body more firmly against his own. the heat between them was building thick and undeniable. “You are doing this on purpose,” he managed to say, thought there was no bite in the accusation– only a breathless sort of surrender.“I am just doing my job a

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    Oliver shifted slightly, pulling her even closer until there was no space left between them, his chin resting atop her head. The warmth of her body against his was the most natural thing in the world, and for a man who spend his days in climate-controlled office and stiff suits, this was the only temperature he cared about. “But seriously,” he added, his tone turning sincere. “I think I might be a little too good at it. You might never want to leave the bed once the temperature drops.”“Agreed,” Harper said with a smile. “I never imagined this… that I would ever be in a relationship like this.” Oliver opened his eyes, his gaze softening as he looked down at her. He did not say anything for a moment, just studied her face in the dim light, as if memorizing every line and curve. “Neither did I,” he admitted quietly. “I think I had a whole different version of what my life was supposed to look like. Controlled. Predictable. Maybe a little lonely.” He reached up, his thumb brushing agains

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