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His hand tightened on my neck, and I shivered. I could feel the orgasm building inside of me, and I knew he could tell.
”I'm gonna come,” I moaned, barely able to form coherent thoughts into words. I was seconds away from coming for the third time that night, and I knew he was close, too.
”Come for me,” he growled. ”I want to feel you come around my cock.”
My back arched off the floor as the orgasm ripped through me, washing over my entire body like a tidal wave. I felt him tense up, and then he buried himself as deep as he could inside of me, shuddering as he came.
”Such a good girl,” he said, his voice barely a breath.
He pulled away from me, and I felt his arms wrap around my waist and pick me up off the floor. He carried me back into the living room, and I felt him sit down on the couch before he gently placed me down on top of him. I curled up into his chest as he wrapped his arms around me. ”You did so well,” he said as he pressed a kiss into my hair.
I felt safe in his arms, his heart beating in my ear, and I sighed contentedly, my eyes fluttering closed.
Maybe Stockholm Syndrome wasn’t so bad after all.
Chapter Twenty-Six: Teo
Aswelaythere,in the soft afterglow of what had just happened, Sofia snuggled into me. She looked more beautiful than she ever had before, dark strands of wavy hair falling on her face, sticking to her skin with sweat.
She drifted in and out of sleep, her breathing changing as she relaxed into my arms.
I watched her, wondering how I was going to tell her what Grayson thought. I thought maybe she wouldn't want to hear what I had to say, but I needed to say it. She was right–she wasn’t a child, and she needed to know the truth.
When I first suggested playing a game with her, it was genuinely so we could talk, not as some kind of foreplay to fuck her on the floor. I had gotten carried away. I wasn't supposed to, I was supposed to keep a cool head at all times, but having her around clearly made me stupid. I always thought through my decisions–but not with her.
Everything was harder with her around.
It was also better; the world seemed to come into focus around her in a way that made every color sharper, every object more defined.
Even the background. Even the things I tried so hard to ignore.
I didn’t regret it at all, but I couldn’t just sweep her off the sofa and take her to bed, though I really wanted to. If we didn’t have this conversation now, she would probably never forgive me.
Her eyes fluttered open as she looked at me, sighing contentedly. ”How long was I asleep for?”
”Not long,” I said. ”Maybe ten minutes.”
She smiled at me. ”Thank you for that. I really needed it.”
I winked at her. ”I’m happy to provide that kind of distraction whenever you like.”
”You’re just afraid I would’ve beat you at Scrabble.”
”You could never beat me.”
She sat up straight and glared at me, still smiling, her arms crossed over her chest. It was nice to be able to forget why she was here in the first place, even if just for a second.
As long as she was with me, she wasn’t in danger. But I couldn’t exactly keep her there for good, not when I had promised her I wasn’t going to hurt her or her brother. As I had fallen for her–and fuck, Ihadfallen for her, despite trying so hard not to–I realized that I was utterly fucking useless as long as she was around.
”What are you thinking about, Teo?”
I looked away from her.
”Oh, no,” she said. ”You’re worried.”
I nodded. ”Yes,” I said. ”But I’m also enjoying this while I can.”
We stayed there in silence for a few seconds as I thought about how I was going to speak to her about what Grayson said. ”You know there's something I need to tell you.”
