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“Oh, fuck!” she moans. “I’m sure you’d be fine.”
“Nope. My dick would fall off from lack of use.” I pick up the pace, thrusting into her. “I want you to come when we reach the top. Look down, little girl, and see the city below.”
She does as she’s told, her gaze dropping to the glass flooring beneath us.
“Imagine all the people down there can see you, that they know what you’re doing up here.”
Her pussy clenches around me as she falls over the edge, right as our carriage hits the top. Fuck, I lift her off me before I spill my seed inside her. I try to think about anything but the feel of her cunt around me to stop myself from coming. Dani looks back at me. Then she turns around and kneels before me. Her mouth wraps around my cock and she sucks.
“Fuck, you’re going to have to swallow it all, little girl,” I tell her.
She nods her head and sucks harder. Seconds later, I’m shooting ropes of cum down her throat. She swallows all of it. Not a single drop spills from her lips.
“Fuck, Dani!” I hiss as my dick plops out of her mouth. I pull her up from the floor and slam my lips onto hers. Our tongues entwine, and one thought crosses my mind as I lose myself in this kiss, giving everything I have to this woman.
The fall from grace is going to hurt like a motherfucking bitch.
Because I’m smart enough to know that nothing this good last forever. There will be an end. And when it happens, when my and Dani’s story concludes, I know it’s going to be the end of me too.
SEVENTEEN
I’ve been living on cloud nine. To say Alistair is attentive would be an understatement. I feel like our relationship has gone into a different zone this past week. Ever since our date on the Melbourne Star, he’s been… different. I can’t pinpoint what it is—or maybe it’s just me who’s changed?
Who knows? But whatever it is, I like it.
I honestly didn’t think I could feel this way for another man after the whole Hunter fiasco. I thought I’d die an old spinster for sure. It’s still early days, of course, but there is something there with Alistair.
It’s more than the sexual chemistry; althoughthatis off-the-charts wild. And I meanwild. The things I’ve done with him, well, let’s just say I never would have dreamed of doing. I never would have thought I’d enjoy those things either. Letting him take control, command me in the bedroom, is freeing in a way I never expected. I can just be. I can appreciate the moment. I live for it. I’m always waiting for our next time.
Like right now. It’s five p.m. on a Friday afternoon and I know Alistair has something planned for us tonight. The anticipation is killing me. He won’t tell me what we’re doing. The only hint he gave was that we were going to see a show.
Maybe we’re going to the movies? The theatre? A concert? Argh, I wish he’d just tell me already.
My phone lights up on the desk, and Eloise’s name flashes across the screen. I pick it up. She doesn’t usually call me during work hours. She’s always so busy herself.
“Hey, is everything okay?” I ask her.
“Um, yeah, are you free for lunch?”
“For you, always,” I tell her.
“Great, I’ll send you the address of the café I’m at. See you soon.” She hangs up.
* * *
“Okay,why have you dragged me out here?” I question Eloise when she greets me with a hug. I have no idea why she’s picked a café thirty minutes outside the city. I shouldn’t be away from the office this long. When she asked to meet for lunch, I expected her to be somewhere close.
“I’ve been seeing someone for the past two months,” she blurts out before letting me go.
I pull away and stare at her. “You what?”
“Sit down.” She waves a hand at the table. “I met someone, and I was going to tell you about him, but I didn’t. And now I feel like I’ve been living this horrible double life and keeping secrets and—oh gosh, I’m an awful friend,” she rambles on.
“Eloise, stop. It’s okay. Start from the beginning. Where did you meet this someone?” I ask her.
“I sold him a property.”
“Oh, okay. So he’s a wealthy someone.”
