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“Khristian, weddings take ages to plan.”
“So tell your boss you need some time off,” he jokes.
I giggle. “I don't know, my boss is kind of an asshole sometimes.”
“He is?”
“Yep. And when I’m a bad girl, I suck his cock under his desk when he’s on an important call.”
“He sounds terrible.”
“You’ve no idea.”
He squeezes me around the middle. “I usually hate Christmas time.”
I laugh. “Why?”
He shrugs. “Too many people. Christmas is too commercial these days. I like family time, though, even if my sister is annoying.”
“I like family time too.” Now even more so since I cut my mom out of my life. I don’t even consider Anna family anyway. She’s never reached out to me once — any hope I had of reconciling with her is gone forever. All she cares about is money and nothing else.
It’s a pity she’ll miss out on ever knowing Khristian or our future children, but she chose this.
“Tell me you love me,” he breathes.
“I love you, Khristian, with all my heart.”
He smiles, pressing a kiss to my lips. “I love you too, Krasavitsa. Don’t ever think otherwise. I’ve waited a long time to be happy, and so have you.”
“I hope I make a good wife. Do you expect me to cook for you now?” I tease.
He caresses my face with one hand. “We can compromise. I’ll cook most of the time, as long as you cook at Christmas.”
“Deal.” Then I frown. “Wait, I’ve barely seen you cook?”
“I can cook.”
“You kept that a secret.”
“We eat out a lot.”
“That’s true. But maybe we can start eating in?” I waggle my eyebrows and he rolls me over.
“Mr. Petrov!”
He snuggles into my neck. “Yes, Mrs. Petrov?”
I laugh. “I’m not Mrs. Petrov yet.”
“No, but you will be, and I can’t wait for that day.”
I pull his head up, cupping his face. “You’re the best escort I’ve ever had.”
He burst out laughing, and I do too. “You mean, I’m the only escort you’ve ever had?”
“That, too.” I gaze into his eyes, mesmerized by the love I see shining back at me. “I can’t tell you how glad I am now that my friends decided to buy me a night of debauchery.”
His eyes twinkle with delight. “I’ve got a better way of showing my appreciation.”
