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He chuckles. “You’re damn wet for a man you’re frightened of. Could it be you like pretending you’re scared of me? Do you like when I’m forced to sweep in and save the day for you?” His eyes gleam with arrogance.
He likes being in a higher position than me. He wants—no, needs—me to need him. How am I realizing this for the first time?
He pulls my body down, and I slip closer to the middle of the bed, my feet at the edge, ready to dangle off if I move another inch.
“Open your mouth,” he commands. Straddling my face, he slides his cock into my mouth. I wrap my lips around him, my tongue twirling his shaft. I’m completely at his mercy. When he moves back, his cock slips out. “Kiss it.”
Moving my head up, I place a kiss on the crown before he places it back into my mouth. He tastes salty from the pre-cum, and it has me sucking him harder, wanting him to lose control.
“This cock is yours, Aly,” he grunts. “My heart is yours. My soul is yours. Do not ever forget that.”
He slips out of my mouth and pulls me higher as if I weigh nothing at all. With no warning, he thrusts into my pussy and begins to fuck me. It’s animalistic in the way our bodies slap together, our breathing heavy, and all that can be heard are moans and grunts.
The expression on his face will forever be held in my memory as the night Luca gave himself fully to me. There is no hiding behind a mask, his emotions on full display. This is the night we became confident in trusting each other.
Epilogue
Aly
I’mshockedhoweasilymy life has merged with Luca’s. We see his family often, his sisters becoming some of my most favorite people. Instead of always being alone, I have family and friends everywhere. The feeling of being loved and welcomed is a complete one-hundred-and-eighty-degree difference from how I grew up. In the beginning, I was afraid I wouldn’t like people around me constantly. It’s not the case at all. I look forward to seeing everyone.
Luca comes in from his day at the office, as he likes to call it. No blood on his hands or clothing—always a positive sign. I jump up, happy to see him, and place a peck on his lips.
“I have the results from the doctor,” I say in greeting.
“I thought no news was good news?” he questions, concern lacing his posture.
“There was one small thing they found. A parasite of sorts,” I continue, trying not to allow my smile to break through.
He comes to me, his hands grasping my shoulders with such tenderness. “What do we need to do?” He searches my eyes.
“I suppose we will have to love it when he or she is born.”
His body tenses. We’ve never truly talked about having kids; it seemed like everyone else talked about it for us. It shouldn’t come as a shock, considering we’ve never used any sort of protection.
“A baby?” He sounds dumbfounded, like this was never a thought in his mind. “Is that why you were so sick a few weeks ago?”
“Probably.” I can’t hold in my smile growing by the second as it stretches my face until it hurts.
“Holy shit, we’re going to be parents.” He lifts me in the air and twirls me.
“A little Luca Junior.”
“It could be a girl,” I remind him.
“Anything you have made, I will love. This is the best type of news. A new generation of Rossi.” He lets my feet drop. “I have a surprise for you too,” he tells me.
Lifting a brow, I wait for him to continue.
“I have moved your mother here to live with a full-time nurse.”
“Really, when, how?” I ask flabbergasted. I’ve been trying to see her but the home was still not letting me in.
“I didn’t want to get your hopes up, until it was a sure thing. And if it’s okay with you, I want to try bee venom therapy on her to see if it helps. I’ve been researching it, and I think it could benefit her.” He’s talking a mile a minute, excited about his news.
I’m so happy I could cry. Bringing my arms around his shoulders, I hug him.
“I love you.”
