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My hand reached out almost automatically and I picked up a worn paperback titled “Beneath the Wolf Moon.” A wolf-themed romance. Go figure. “You are going for those cheesy ones,” Emma teased from a nearby shelf. “They’re comforting,” I replied, hugging the book to my chest. “You always know who ends up together, no one actually gets punched in the face, and the girl doesn’t have to decide between two emotionally unstable guys.” She snorted. “Wish real life worked like that.” “Same.”

she decided, needing a distraction from the silence. She changed into a soft, sleeveless beige knit dress that fell to her mid-thigh. She got comfortable in the center of her large bed, propping her laptop on a pillow and scrolling through a streaming service, her boredom making her restless. She needed something immersive. Her cursor hovered over a popular, steamy historical drama known for its explicit scenes. “Perfect,” she chirped, clicking play.

the clerk said, snapping me back, “We can only exchange these for store credit at this time.” I nodded, taking the small slip of credit in my hand. Good enough. I wandered through the aisles, letting the quiet hum of the store pull me away from the storm in my mind. Romance. Billionaire drama. Steamy fantasies I’d never admit to anyone. That would do. I pulled a paperback off the shelf, “Penthouse Rules” by Lola Noir. I thumbed and flipped through it, letting the over-the-top, steamy paragraphs fill my head. It was just enough to put Dom’s audio aside for a wihile.

“And so am I. You’re throwing your life away for a woman who doesn’t even care about you the way you care about her.” “You don’t know her like I do.” He said, even though that was ironic. Ada and Claudia were literally best friends before he came into the picture. “And you don’t know her at all,” Claudia fired back. “You think sex equals real love? You are about to make the biggest mistake of your life, Andrew!”

“There are blankets downstairs. And extra pillows. So you can make yourself comfortable.” “I will. And I plan to borrow a book or two from your interesting collection.” His eyes are on the bookshelf in my room, which is full of romance novels. “T.L. Smith seems to be one of your favorite authors.” “She is. Her books are dark, sexy, and a little fucked-up. Kind of like you,” I tease, lazily rolling over in his arms. “I am so fucking glad you are mine,” he whispers, holding me tight. “I love you, Callie.”

I can't imagine a greater freedom than that. The End . . . . . Ember Casey is a USA Today bestselling author who writes sizzling romances about wicked billionaires, Hollywood bad boys, playboy princes, and rugged adventures. Her other works include His Wicked Games and the Fontaines of Hollywood series. You can find more about her work at EmberCasey.com.

Relaxation seeped through him as she worked at the kinks in his muscles. How had he ever made do without a companion waiting for him at night to give him such attention? He tried to envision any of his other current companions performing the tasks Madison was and couldn’t imagine it would be the same. Any of the girls would have given him a massage or taken a bath with him at his request, but he didn’t know that they would have thought of it on their own. Cleo would have picked up on his tension and heavy thoughts, but her solution would have been much more straightforward and practical—a rousing blowjob followed by a hard fuck to work off all his stress. Before Madison, had anyone asked, he

He watched me approach, a dark, appreciative smirk playing on his lips. “Rough night?” he asked, voice deep and smooth like whiskey. “You have no idea,” I replied, sliding onto the stool next to him. I crossed my legs, letting the dress ride higher up my thighs. “My boyfriend just proved he’s a cheating asshole. So I’m here to forget him… preferably with someone who knows how to fuck properly.” Alex’s eyebrows rose, clearly surprised by my boldness, but his eyes darkened with interest. “Straight to the point. I like that.”

“But I don’t like him anymore.” He blinked, still looking completely lost. “You don’t like him anymore because of some girl called Aida? Like Aida Simpson?” I nodded, feeling my cheeks burn. “Yeah.” “Do you know her?” he asked. “Of course. You wouldn’t know her. I mean, she’s your best friend’s girlfriend. She also takes some of my courses too.” Garrett stared at me for a long second… then burst out laughing. He actually laughed hard, like I had just told the funniest joke in the world.

Claudia helped me book the flight, sat beside me at my laptop while we looked at one way tickets to Paris and she talked about how good this would be for me, how healing it would be to get away from everything. "You'll love Paris," she said while clicking through apartment listings. "It's beautiful and romantic and so far from here that you can finally breathe." I nodded because I didn't have the energy to argue, didn't have the strength to do anything except let her guide me through the logistics of running away. The death certificate never came. I called the hospital twice more and both times was told it was still being processed, that these things took time, that someone would contact me