Kai Parker Smut Novels & Stories

The sun was soaring high with the cotton-like clouds. What a perfect romantic scene! The man laid her down under a soft grass-made carpet. Then he touched her soft fluffy cheeks as he smiled. Finally! Tatiana saw him smile. It was too beautiful and contagious. She could not help but to imitate his smile. But all the butterflies left her body when the man stood and walked away from her. She sat in an instant. "Mister!" she shouted at the man. But he did not look back. She wanted to move and chase the man but it was like her body was glued to the carpet. "Hey!" She called him again.

, he said with a smile that didn't reach his eyes. "Excuse me I have been with her a long time ago even before you met her. I was her first kiss", said Parker with a hiss falling to the bait. "I was her first on well everything", he said. I felt Parker breathing fire and rear to punch Matt. He however smoothly ducked and hit him back without missing. I gasped in surprise. What was happening was a PR nightmare. We have gone from fixing our image to destroying it irrevocably. "Oh god! Parker are you ok?", I asked timidly. I only heard a groan in response.

I find a spot on a top shelf with some old pots and pans to observe the reunion. Kai gives the woman a hug and she pats his back. “It’s good to finally see you again.” “You too, nanna. Thank you for all your help. The brownies definitely made a difference to my days in there.” She smiles at him warmly. “Now, what’s wrong with this one? He seems skittish.” She turns to Matt who pales and looks at Kai with a “don’t you dare say anything” sort of stare. Kai sighs, “there was a bit of a miscommunication, and he may or may not think he has a mission to capture a unicorn that sparkles and farts rainbows.”

Earlier, Kai was very close to firing Sam. It scares him. When did he become so close to the woman he was using to spy on Mateo? This wasn’t supposed to happen – it never happened. In thirty years of his life, not once did Kai feel romantically for anyone. He never kiss anyone – Piper is the first woman that kissed him. The idea of kissing and touching has always been abhorrent to him – but for some reason that doesn’t apply to Piper. He didn’t want to touch her either – until he did – that night when she kissed him, he didn't feel disgusted – he felt pleasantly warm. It never happened before and it scared him. He felt like he was changing, and Kai never like the changes. The change never go

“So, you know me that well.” “What that you don’t like to see Dr. Smythe struggle? That became clear to everyone the first time you saw her with her cane. You know it was an accident, and you didn’t do that to her. Nor does she blame you for it happening. Many women would take advantage of it, knowing its true value. However, Dr. Smythe has never done that.” Parker’s eyebrow rose in amusement as he poked a little at Heath’s softer and more private facet of his personality.

Parker gave me a genuine smile, “Congratulations baby. That’s amazing. I’m so proud of you! I wish I was there to give you a celebratory hug.” “Congrats Felicity. Glad to add another amazing person to our teaching force,” Kai added in the background. “Thanks guys.” Cami popped her head in and Parker turned the phone towards Kai, “Baby, we were thinking that maybe a shopping spree was due. My very best friend deserves it after all of the hard work she's put in,” she batted her eyelashes a few times. He smiled, shaking his head at her antics. It will forever shock me how she managed to tame Kai. He's a massive man, built larger and stronger than any warrior in our pack, but for her, he's a gia

Katie said, grabbing the bag of donuts, leaving Parker and Ruby standing awkwardly in the entryway. “You told my brother it was my fault you’re walking around shirtless?” Ruby asked, turning on Parker. “Better than the alternative,” Parker said with a grin. Now that Sam and Katie weren’t there, Parker felt like he could relax a bit. “And what would the alternative be?” Ruby asked, a hand on her hip. Parker took two large steps toward Ruby, so he stood only inches from her. He noticed Ruby’s gaze had instinctively dropped to his bare chest, but then she forced her gaze up. “You really want to know?” he asked.

I hear Kain let out a burst of dry laughter and turn to face him with a puzzled glance. “Mister Smith, this type of thing is so common for all of those who work in the limelight, that if you got a single credit for every time it happened, you would be rich within a month,” Kain says, glancing up from his laptop with a smirk plastered all over his face. “She is the first to get up here, but now that I know someone out there has cloned my keycard, I’ll be having Drake fix that issue right away, less all of my past flings will find their way here, and I shall get no peace trying to satisfy them all,” he says, there seems to be a smug proudness on his face which makes me want to leave right here

He’s the one in the spotlight now, before was Kai Parker – however, he’d prefer to rather not be in the spotlight, but to be a normal villager instead. He would rather be like Soleil – frail, thin, malnourished – a plant that has grown wild, undiscovered and has very little value for anyone. He would rather be left alone in the forest, among with the other secluded trees which have little strength and no value, he didn’t want the recognition, he wants to be alone to flourish on his own and be free – instead of something being planned to be cut down after reaching its peak. He finishes chopping their stock of firewood and lifts the rice off of the small charcoal stove. He then heads to his fa

“Stop! Whatever you're doing, I hate it!” “You should loathe me.” “I do!” “Do you?” His breath was hot on my face, lifting strands of hair. He tucked them behind my ears. “I was never given the chance to be innocent, Miss Parker. My petting zoo is the wilderness.” He smirked. “Enter if you must. But I hate to see wild things broken.” I shivered, caught between death and the fraying couch. “You're rambling, Samael.”