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“Take it or leave it.”

She zeroed in on me. “You better not make me regret this, but okay. I promise I won’t get mad.”

“Do you remember the night I told you my parents died?”

“Of course.”

“We were so young, Belle. The last thing I wanted to do was confuse you more than I already had at that point.”

“Alright…”

“My parents weren’t my first memory like I initially said.”

Her mouth parted, waiting for my confession.

I didn’t make her wait long, admitting, “You were.”

She jerked back. “What?”

“I didn’t realize it until later. After I watched my parents die, my grandfather insisted I needed to go to therapy to work through the trauma it may have caused. I was eleven at the time, and I was angry a lot. Even back then, I had a temper. During one of the sessions, the doctor suggested I think back on a memory that would calm me anytime I felt rage. He asked me to close my eyes and follow the sound of his voice, so I did. The first image I saw was your face.”

She shook her head. “I don’t understand.”

“The day they died, I saw you for the first time. It was probably hours before the accident actually happened. The window was down to the SUV you were being driven in. You looked completely captivated by the bikers that we’d just stumbled upon. I remember your blonde curls were blowing in the wind with your big, bright blue eyes utterly enamored by them. I couldn’t take my eyes off you.”

She rasped, “Oh my God, Tristian.”

“I thought maybe my mind had made it up, like I was seeing an angel who wasn’t really there. Years later, I saw you again. I was fourteen, walking out of a store, and you were once again entranced by the street bikes that were parked on the side of the road. It was only then I realized you weren’t a dream at all. A kitten meowing at your feet pulled your attention to it instead. You picked it up and left.”

“That’s where your nickname came from?”

“Mmm hmm.”

“My parents weren’t happy I brought a kitten home, but they let me keep it outside. It eventually ran away, though.”

“That’s the only time I’ve ever lied to you.”

“How can I be mad about that? Watching those bikes that day, it was my first memory, Tristian. Seeing your dad drive with your mom on the back was my first memory.”

“We were always destined to be together.”

“I don’t what to say.”

“Sometimes words aren’t needed.”

Our eyes connected.

What started off tender became urgent and demanding. I got down on my knees, growling, “Let me love you.”

The second I sucked her clit into my mouth, she moaned and her head fell back.

She was salty.

Sweet.

Fucking delicious.

I stuck my tongue into her pussy as far as it would go before sliding two fingers inside of her.

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