Leaving Las Vegas Novels & Stories

She suddenly shut her eyes and bit her lip when his hand came in contact with her clit, he creased it and slowly put a finger in her. Her eyes rolled again and she let out a moan. He moved his hand in and out of her slowly and she really wanted him to increase his pace. Alex suddenly withdrew his hand and she opened her eyes, he moved away from her and stood up. Blakeley looked at him in shock and frustration. He keeps turning her on and leaving her hanging which is messed up. He picked up a file on the couch and stared at it. “Start packing, we are leaving for Las Vegas tonight.” He said and walked out of the room without glancing at her. Blakeley groaned out loud and ran her hands through

It really is annoying how efficient he is. We take off and leave the lights of Las Vegas behind us. Once we’re about an hour out of the city, we pull off the highway and make an impromptu mini bonfire to dispose of our soiled clothing and I.D.s. We stay, watching the flames burn into the desert night air, just long enough to make sure everything has been burned/melted beyond recognition and then put the fire out, spreading the ashes into the sand so that, hopefully, it doesn’t draw any attention to itself and suggest we may have come this way after leaving Vegas. We decide we’d better put a couple of state lines, at least, between us and the crime scene so we take the I-15 over the Arizona b

He stared at it and tilted his head a little. “Alessa,” he whispered and closed his eyes. ~ LAS VEGAS “Why are we suddenly leaving? You said we would spend a few days here and have fun.” Aiden said as they got ready to leave the suite. “I don't have time for questions Aiden, we will have fun when we are home,” Alessa replied as she picked up her bag. “Australia?” he asked. “No. We are going back to New York,” she replied as they all walked out of the suite with Tracy. They met Thane in the hallway waiting for them.

"Nothing. I'm running late for work." Steven grabbed my arm as I passed. "Leila, talk to me " "You want to talk? Then, besides work, where were you last weekend?" When he said nothing, I grabbed my coat and headed toward the door. It was October and the Las Vegas air was already feeling chilly. "Leila," Steven said, turning me around. "I'm leaving tonight." I took a deep breath and looked into his blue eyes. "Where are you going?"

I was still wrapped up in what transpired earlier. How could my mom keep secrets from me? I found that very hard to believe. It wasn’t something that I thought I would have to deal with at all. Now I did not know how to behave around her anymore. “Guess what babe,” Javier said to me with an excited look on his face, “We are going to Vegas! Ivan and I just decided on that. What better place to take a vacation in, right?” “Right,” I said and forced a smile. His smile dimmed and he noticed my mood but didn’t say anything.

I panicked, clutching at the lapel of his vest and shaking my head repeatedly. He nonchalantly pushed my hand away and said sharply, "Listen to me, babe, do as I say. When you land in Las Vegas, a driver will come pick you up.” “No… I don't want to leave you here alone.” Based on the atmosphere in the car, I knew how serious the situation was about to happen. Even though I was so worried that I was about to cry, I still calmly advised Nolan, “After returning to Las Vegas, can we continue to deal with work? Switzerland is not your area, you will easily be in danger."

Were things really going to be that simple? "Of course," she said, trying to sound equally as smooth and dismissive. "I'm glad we're on the same page." "Your shoulder has healed up." He didn't ask it like a question, but Elena still nodded. An evil part of her mind exclaimed how Massimo had certainly seen that—and much more!—for himself. "Good," Massimo continued, blissfully unaware of Elena's turmoil. "You should return to your house and pack. We're leaving for Las Vegas."

"Las Vegas, huh? It's a bold choice, but I'm in. Anything to get away from all this madness." Evelyn laughed, her infectious enthusiasm filling the air. "Trust me, Soph, a little bit of craziness in Vegas is exactly what we need. It's like hitting the reset button on life. Pack your bags; we're escaping the drama and heading for some fun!" Sophia, embracing the spontaneity of the moment, couldn't help but smile. "You know what, Evelyn? I think you're onto something. Let's do it. Vegas, here we come!"

There wouldn't be a next time. Riley couldn't read my thoughts. My silence made her uneasy. "You just got unlucky, Fifi. It's your sister's birthday in a few days. We're going abroad for a trip." "Yeah, Felicia. You didn't get to travel much before, right? This time, the whole family can take you places," Simone chimed in. I remained completely unmoved. "That's not necessary. I'm not going." The small trace of guilt Riley had just shown vanished instantly. She frowned. "Don't be ridiculous. It's your sister's birthday. How can you not go?"

“Do you still want to go to Las Vegas with me?” She smiled, looking at him like he was the last crazy person on Earth. “Yes, of course. Why?” He shrugged. “Because we don’t have long before we leave, and I just wanted to make sure.” He chuckled. “I don’t want to be left standing in Las Vegas alone.” She leaned in close, looking sexy as hell, her expression serious. “You won’t be. Just don’t leave me standing there alone, either.” “Never,” he breathed against her lips.