Page 57 of Resisting Fate (Hope Falls: Brewed Awakenings 3)

“Yes. I mean no. I don’t want to stop,” she breathed out, her eyes wide. Her vulnerability and rawness shot straight to his heart. “Please don’t stop.”

He grinned, even in this intimate moment he just couldn’t help but think how ridiculously adorable she was. Leaning down he pressed a soft kiss to her mouth, and she pulled his lower lip between hers and nipped at his tender flesh as she rolled her hips against his, drawing him even deeper inside of her. Her hands gripped his shoulders and her nails dug into his flesh. He loved that she wasn’t holding back with him.

Lifting up on his elbows he rested his weight on his forearms which were framing Audrey’s face. The position gave him the leverage to move in and out of her wet, tight heat. Each time he pulled out and then entered her again her breath fanned his face. He loved feeling the soft, shallow pants and the sting of her nails digging into his back.

He did his best to keep the pace steady and strong. He moved one hand down her body and tilted her hips giving him a better angle so he could drive into her and go even deeper. Her canal massaged his rock-hard shaft as her inner walls began to spasm. He knew that she was close, which was good because he was about to explode.

One more thrust and he closed his eyes as his entire body tensed as a powerful orgasm overtook him. Wave after wave of pulsating pleasure crashed over him and he rode each one out. The same word repeated over and over in his mind as he lost himself in his soul claiming release.

Mine.

Mine.

Mine.

When the last crest of passion faded away, he opened his eyes and started to shift to move off of her but she wrapped her arms and legs around him tighter. “Stay. Please.”

“I don’t want to hurt you.” He whispered into her hair.

“You’re not. I just…I love the way you feel on me. In me.”

His dick twitched hearing her say that she loved how he felt inside of her. If it was up to him, he’d stay just like this forever. He knew this wasn’t their reality. She deserved a man that could give her the world. He wasn’t that man. As much as it broke his heart to face that truth, it was the truth. But he was her first. Nothing and no one could take that away from them.

And that was enough. It had to be.

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