His Hunger for her sweet innocence
He leaned back in just a fraction, taking a deep, slow breath against my neck—like he was committing my scent to memory.
"So..." I swallowed, trying to regain my composure. "What do you want to tell me?"
"I'll tell you over dinner on Sunday night." Before I could even protest the wait, he added, "In my house. I'll cook."
I smiled softly, the butterflies in my stomach going wild. "Okay. I'm looking forward to your cooking.
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The morning sun filtered through the high glass windows of the agency, a harsh contrast to the dark, rain-soaked night I’d spent tossing and turning. My mind was still stuck in a loop of green eyes, the lingering scent of his leather jacket, and the promise of Sunday n