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I've missed you

Author: Crown
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-30 22:22:40

Sam’s body betrayed her instantly.

She melted into his hold, gripping his shirt as her thighs clenched.

This wasn’t just touch — this was every unspoken apology, every memory she forgot almost rising to the surface.

He cupped her face like she was the most fragile thing he had ever touched — then kissed her like he's been starving.

"You're wet already, aren't you?" he growled against her lips, sliding his hands up her inner thigh. "Hmm, you're so wet."

She whimpered, pressing against him.

His hands were already on her hips, dragging her forward across the smooth glass surface of the table in his study until her thighs hit the edge.

Her breath hitched as his fingers moved under her skirt, bunching it up around her waist without hesitation. The air was cold against her bare skin. He looked down at her and mouthed the words, "You're so beautiful."

She couldn’t form a reply. Her throat was dry and her pulse pounded between her legs. Her thighs parted slightly — needy, aching, inviting. S
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    He pulled his mouth away from Sam’s breast, his eyes dark with intent. He pulled off whatever clothing she still had on in seconds, jumped down to the edge of the bed, and peeled off his jeans and boxers until he was bare.His cock stood long, thick, and hard.Sam’s breath caught as she saw his hard cock. She instinctively spread her legs while grabbing the sheets as Jimmie stroked his cock with his eyes locked on hers.“You want my dick?”“Yes… I want your dick, Jimmie… please.”But he didn’t put his dick into her immediately. He pulled her down toward the edge of the bed until her ass was right at the edge. He started with his fingers. His fingers pushed into the slick heat between her thighs and finger-fucked her so much that she couldn’t take it anymore. She tried to push his fingers away, but she was too weak to do that.He finally removed his hand and replaced it with his mouth. He closed his mouth around the trembling bud at her center flicking it slightly before sucking hard.

  • The billionaire's trifling romance:Her revenge    I've missed you

    Sam’s body betrayed her instantly. She melted into his hold, gripping his shirt as her thighs clenched.This wasn’t just touch — this was every unspoken apology, every memory she forgot almost rising to the surface.He cupped her face like she was the most fragile thing he had ever touched — then kissed her like he's been starving."You're wet already, aren't you?" he growled against her lips, sliding his hands up her inner thigh. "Hmm, you're so wet."She whimpered, pressing against him.His hands were already on her hips, dragging her forward across the smooth glass surface of the table in his study until her thighs hit the edge.Her breath hitched as his fingers moved under her skirt, bunching it up around her waist without hesitation. The air was cold against her bare skin. He looked down at her and mouthed the words, "You're so beautiful."She couldn’t form a reply. Her throat was dry and her pulse pounded between her legs. Her thighs parted slightly — needy, aching, inviting. S

  • The billionaire's trifling romance:Her revenge    Crossing the line

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  • The billionaire's trifling romance:Her revenge    I'm a married woman

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  • The billionaire's trifling romance:Her revenge    I crave this man's touch

    "You've made a lot of improvement, and that's a good thing.""Thank you, Doc.""I know you're still curious to know about the four years that you skipped, but just give it time, okay? Slowly, your brain will bring up these fragments and connect them to your present.""I don't know again, Doc... all my life, I thought I didn't have a mother. I thought I was an orphan who got lucky and got married into Ethan's family. Remembering all this now still confuses me... a lot.And I still can't remember what exactly happened inside that fire... I remember being under the table with Mum... then she told me to run. But I don't remember how I got outside at all. The next thing I knew, I was outside with Jimmie.""Jimmie?!""Yeah... he was my childhood best friend. I met him again as an adult, and I feel drawn to him in a way... I don't know if it's because he's the only one I remember from my childhood or if I met him again as an adult during those four years I missed. Also, I remember him callin

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