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His teeth grazed my shoulder before he buried his face in my neck and chanted my name.
The golden room shimmered and pulsed as I came. As my body locked him inside me in the only way I knew how by clamping tight around him.
He swore behind me as his smooth thrusts became frenzied before he released one of my hands to curl his arm around me as he filled me. His body clenched with tension until he melted around me, shifting us both onto our sides and tucking his chin into the curve of my neck and shoulder.
I reached behind me to cup the back of his head as I turned my mouth to find his, the kiss more of a sigh than a meeting of mouths.
The next thing I knew, Beckett was sitting beside me with a soft cool cloth, wiping down my back in long, slow strokes. I smiled into the blanket. “I keep finding myself melted into beds with you.”
He rolled me over and licked my nipple lightly before pressing the cloth between my legs. “And that’s a bad thing?”
I hissed out a sigh as he cleaned me up. “You are always taking care of me.”
“Not a hardship. Especially when you’re in my bed.” He kissed my temple before settling me under the blankets, then he climbed in to curl around me again. He shifted me until we were both comfortable. “And this is also a bonus.”
“I should get up and put something on.”
“For me to just take it off of you? Hardly.”
I smiled into the pillow. “We didn’t clean up after our dinner.”
“Shh.It’ll still be there in the morning. Or a raccoon will enjoy the scraps of our dinner.”
I laughed and snuggled down in his arms. “Well, if it helps the raccoons.”
“Sleep.” His voice was a rumble.
“Okay.”
And again, the spinning of my emotions and thoughts eased in his arms.
I’d take it for a little while longer.
Chapter26
Beckett
Brothers
“Shit.” I stumbled out of bed, tripping on my boot.
My phone was bleating somewhere across the room. Where the hell was it?
Hell, my eyes weren’t even focusing yet. What I did notice was that there was far too much sunlight in my room.
“Shit, shit, shit.” I shoved over a stack of books on my bookcase to get to my phone which was still docked on my ancient stereo setup. The face lit up with the phone call from Justin with a half dozen text messages I’d missed.
I snatched it off the dock. “Yeah.”
“What’s going on? You should have been down here an hour ago.”
“Sorry. I was…” I swiped my hand over my face to wake myself up.
Not much sleep had been had last night. Either it was me or Helena who had kept waking up for another round. Then a midnight snack because we’d both worked off our dinners.
I wasn’t a midnight guy. I was a damn farmer for all intents and purposes and was usually up with the dawn.
Which was at least two hours ago.
