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Where there was no history and all that was left was us.

“How do you do this to me? How have you always been able to do this to me?” she panted, her pussy pulsating down my shaft, tighter, making it hard to move.

“I’m going to come. Nicholas, please…”

“Please what?”

“Come with me.” Her pussy clamped down, and I thrust in and out a few more times because she felt too good.

Until I couldn’t hold back any longer and released my seed deep inside her.

Exactly where it belonged.

CHAPTER 17

NOELLE: THEN

It was junior year, and I made my way toward the concession stand at the rink, scanning the crowd, thinking maybe I’d found Nicholas among the people. The hockey game was over, and we won, thanks to my best friend.

For the next thirty minutes, I waited for him, but he was nowhere to be found.

Did he leave without me?

Before I could give it too much thought, I saw Nicholas from the corner of my eye. He stood by the cheerleaders, who paraded around him like always. Feeling tired, I decided to leave, and it wasn’t until I gazed up that I realized I was suddenly lost.

Through my daze, I must have taken a wrong turn in the woods somewhere. Grabbing my cell phone from my back pocket, I went to call my dad, but it was dead. Instantly, I began retracing my steps. The dim lighting didn’t help my disposition of trying to find my way back to the ice rink or home.

A snowmobile made its way in my direction.

They pulled up beside me, lifting their helmet in the air.

Nicholas smiled, nodding. “Come on.”

It started snowing on our heads.

Handing me the other helmet, he added, “Let’s go!”

I put on my helmet and hopped on the back of his mobile. He didn’t waver, hitting the accelerator at full throttle, tearing through the snow. It was hard to see a foot in front of us.

By the time I coaxed, “Nicholas…”

We were already skidding across the road.

NICHOLAS

I was able to react and grab her before we crashed into the snow. The momentum of my snowmobile while it spun out of control helped tug her into my chest.

BANG!

The side of my bike slammed into a huge pile of snow, throwing us onto it. Thankfully, my body was able to break her fall, and she landed right on my chest.

“Oomph!” I wailed as the wind was knocked out of me immediately.

“Nicholas!” she shouted, slowly sitting up off my torso. “Oh my God!”

I couldn’t find the words to speak, sucking in air that wasn’t available for the taking. After what felt like an eternity, I began breathing normally.

“Are you okay?”

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