Falling for My Biker Stepbrother
and Aston’s eyes flickered with fear, finally breaking, whispering coordinates to a bunker in the mountains, the sheriff’s last stronghold.
We regrouped at a nearby motel, the kind with flickering neon signs and thin walls, patching wounds and planning the final assault, exhaustion pulling at us but passion keeping us alert, Mantovani pulling me into a private room where we collapsed onto the bed, his body covering mine protectively, kissing me with a hunger born of near-loss, his hands exploring as if reassuring himself I was real, whispering, “I almost lost you; I can’t… I won’t,” and I kissed him back, passion exploding like fireworks, our clothes shed in a frenzy, bodies joining in a rhy
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