Off the Ice
His touch was agonizingly slow, a deep, heavy friction that turned the freezing chill of the corridor into a thick, suffocating heat.
"I told you I’d take it off myself," Jaxson rasped, his gaze dropping to Liam’s mouth, which was still slightly swollen from the previous night. "The contract is dead, Liam. If I take this off you right now, we aren't putting another strip on until we get to the main arena next month. No more masks. No more separate wings."