The Bad Boy’s Regret
I cut in, my voice coming out wrecked, breathy, needy in a way that embarrassed me and didn’t stop me at all, “I’ve been thinking about this all night, all day, I can’t stop, please don’t stop me, please don’t walk away. Please.”
He pulled back just enough to look at me, really look, his jaw tight, eyes dark and torn like he was fighting himself, like he was standing between being good and being honest, and I hated that he was trying to be good when I needed him to be bad.
“I want you. I want you so bad it hurts.”
He cursed under his breath again and then his hands slid to my hips, firm but careful, grounding me even as my body arched toward him on instinct.
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