Todos los capítulos de Greyfen Love Chronicles : Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

The days after their first kiss, everything felt more charged and electric than ever before. Now every chore carried the knowledge that either one of them would appear at some point during their routines, and they’d have a make out session break. They both looked forward to those moments.Theo never pushed her to do anything she wasn’t comfortable with.In fact, he let her set the pace. When she leaned in first, he met her there. When her hands trembled against his chest, he covered them with his own and held still until the trembling eased. When she pulled back, breathing hard, cheeks pink, he only brushed a strand of hair from her face and gave her a reassuring smile.It was torture.It was also the first time in his life he had ever wanted something this much and he was afraid to mess it up.One afternoon as they sat on the porch steps after helping Mr. Sterling with the campaigns, Sadie finally asked him about the observation she’d made.“You’re different,” she said.Theo looked d

Her body tightened around his fingers. She came with a startled cry. Her hips lifted as her thighs trembled against his wrist. He kept touching her through it, gentling the strokes until the waves eased and she collapsed back against the pillow, eyes glassy, chest rising and falling fast. “That was… I didn’t know it could feel like that,” she managed. He brushed damp strands of hair from her forehead. “There’s more. If you want it.” She nodded, still catching her breath. “I want everything with you.” Theo shifted lower on the bed. He pressed open mouthed kisses down the center of her chest, across her stomach, until he settled between her thighs. Sadie’s hands flew to his hair the moment his mouth found her. “Oh—Theo—” He licked her slowly, carefully, using the flat of his tongue and then the tip, learning what made her thighs tighten around his shoulders. One hand stayed splayed across her hip to keep her in place. The other reached up so she could lace her fingers through

“You could come to my room sometimes,” he said. “Change of scenery.” Sadie rose from his chest in disbelief. “That would be creepy. That’s Dom’s old bed. I’m not having sex in my brother’s bed.” Theo’s shoulders shook with silent laughter. “Fair enough.” The family noticed, of course. They noticed the doors that squeaked at odd hours. The soft footsteps passing in the hallway long after lights out. No one ever said anything outright, but one afternoon while they peeled potatoes together, Mrs. Sterling tilted her head toward Sadie. “Maybe we should get you a bigger bed,” she said thoughtfully. “You’re grown now. A woman needs a proper ‘grown woman’ bed.” Sadie’s ears went pink. “I like the one I have. It’s perfectly fine for singular use.” Mrs. Sterling only smiled and kept peeling. But Sadie’s blush deepened until she had to turn away and pretend the carrots n

Theo never expected them.His parents had made it clear on the phone that they disapproved of him staying in Greyfen. He had assumed the next time he saw them would be at the official opening of the timber factory. So when the black luxury SUV appeared at the end of the drive three days later, he stopped dead in the paddock with the lead rope still in his hand.Sadie, raking the near stall, followed his frozen stare. “Who is that?”“My parents,” he said, voice filled with genuine shock. “I… I didn’t know they were coming.”She set the rake aside and wiped her palms on her overalls. “Do you have any idea why they’re here?”“Yeah.”Richard and Evelyn Harrington stepped out of the vehicle as if the mud might somehow climb their coats. The driver remained behind the wheel. Richard’s eyes swept the yard before settling on his son. Evelyn’s expression was composed. She had already decided the surroundings were beneath her but would endure them for the sake of family.Theo handed the lead ro

Theo had become a fixture on the Sterling family video calls every Sunday evening. The laptop usually sat on the kitchen table, the whole household crowded around it while Dominic’s face filled the screen. Corinne was always tucked against his side, and their one year old son little Tommy, babbled and waved sticky hands at the camera.“Look at that, Tommy” Dominic would say, pointing. “That’s Uncle Theo. He’s the one who replaced me in the family.”Theo always leaned in, grinning. “Hey, kid that’s why your dad loves me.”Sadie watched the way Theo’s face every time he and Dominic spoke. They had already developed a bromance even if they had never really met. He belonged here, even her older brother, who she looked up to, greatly approved.One Saturday afternoon Sadie found Theo in the kitchen preparing food, which was very unusual for him. The counter was covered in containers, a checked blanket folded neat on a chair, and a basket already half packed.She leaned in the doorway, arms