Waking up to my sin
I pushed the heavy, hand-carved oak door open just a crack, the shadows of the hallway cloaking me.
Sienna was there, sprawled across a deep emerald velvet chaise longue like a queen on a throne of moss. But she wasn't alone. Silas was sitting at her feet, his body angled toward her in a way that felt uncomfortably intimate. His hand was resting on her inner thigh, his fingers stroking the silk of her dress with a slow, possessive familiarity that made the hair on the back of my neck stand up in a primal warning. He was whispering something into the shell of her ear, and she was tilting her head back, exposing the long, pale line of her throat as she laughed—a deep, throaty sound that echoe