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434 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 27, 2020
“I can’t come up there,” I whispered. “I can’t do it. I can’t wake up in the morning and go back to being nothing.”
The thunderous roar of waves amplified the silence. I figured he had dropped the matter, and I let my vision blur in the glimmering crystals of his art deco chandelier above.
Then he spoke. “I can’t wake up tomorrow and not smell you in my sheets, Snitch.”
When you look at a Crowne, they ruin your life. When you cross a Crowne…they make sure you wish you’d never been born.
His words were a jagged growl, and my heart pounded and ached from them. I was drunk, I was needy. He vibrated in my soul and clouded the air.
“She threw her head back on a laugh.
Gray couldn’t stop watching her, and I couldn’t stop watching Gray.”
“I chewed my lip and he froze, eyes locked on the action. The air ignited.
“You’re mine now. Anyone who bothers you answers to me.”
“My stomach rumbled again, and I turned to finally go get a real meal when I was stopped by Ellie. She held a plate of food, and gestured for me to take it.
I stifled a laugh. “Ellie, have you lost your mind? I can’t eat up here.”
“This isn’t from me.” She looked around, looking more freaked out than me.”
”I want to know what your face looks like when you stretch around my dick,” he said. “The sounds you make taking me in.”
“What about Lottie?” I whispered.
Something flickered in his eyes. Guilt?
His jaw tensed. “Maybe I’ve started rooting for you to fail.”
“Do you think you’re my friend, Snitch? You’re nothing to me in private; you don’t exist to me in public.”
“Liar,” I breathed.
He froze, eyes hard.”
“More of your cock, more teeth, more—” Grayson slammed into me, and I broke off on a scream. He covered my mouth.
Because he had to.
Because his wife was walking down the aisle—to an empty altar.”