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Rocking back inside me again, Chase slapped my ass as I cried out from the pleasure. He filled me, and I loved how my hips met each thrust. As a loud moan escaped, I felt my next release as Chase’s fingers rubbed my slick opening, continuing his pattern of mind-blowing sensations.
I bit down on my lip as I glanced behind me. Chase was closing his eyes until he felt my hot gaze on him. Smiling, he rocked in me one more time before he released himself.
Falling onto the bed, Chase grabbed my hips and pulled me back down onto the mattress with him.
“So, how was your first time?” He winked.
Leaning up, I kissed Chase before snuggling my head on his shoulder. I wrapped one of his arms across my body as I molded myself into him.
“Spencer Chase, that was the most amazing moment of my life. I can’t wait to be your wife and spend the rest of our lives together,” I said, as I nestled my body in his.
Tonight began the first of many nights exploring each other’s bodies. I had come to Vegas lost and searching for a dream. What I had found instead was an amazing gift. Spencer Chase had given me the gift of life. He had shown me that I could be whoever I wanted. I could achieve anything I wanted, and with his love, I could finally be happy.
Everything else didn’t matter anymore. The darkness faded as the light took over. We were reckless and dangerous, but our love was fierce, and nothing could destroy us. Forever and always, I would be with Chase and together, we could conquer the world. When you have love and life, you have it all.
The End
EPILOGUE
Five years had gone by since Chase had asked me to marry him. Five glorious years filled with love, laughter, and new experiences. Neither of us had ever wanted to wait to get married before we met. The idea just didn’t seem possible for two broken people like us. Then one day changed everything. The day I met Chase, all my dreams suddenly became realities. So, after he proposed, we didn’t want to wait any longer. Maybe we thought we would jinx ourselves or wake up from the wonderful bliss that was our life. So, we rushed off the next day, and I became Mrs. Spencer Chase. Without family, the only two people who we wanted to invite were Jax and Avery.
With our two best friends, Chase and I were married in a small white chapel just off the Vegas Strip by an Elvis Presley impersonator. It only seemed fitting and as ridiculous as it might appear to those on the outside, our wedding was absolutely perfect to us.
We spent our honeymoon night on a flight to Hawaii where Chase and I spent a week alone. It wasn’t until we returned home that I found out I was pregnant. Not wanting me to deal withthe stress anymore, Chase demanded that I stop working at the casino.
To be honest, I didn’t even argue with him. Avery and I finished our degrees and then with the help of Chase, started our own graphic design business where we created book covers and websites for businesses. Chase continued to work security, but he cut back his hours. He wanted to be at every doctor’s appointment with me and once our son Jagger was born, Chase refused to be anywhere but around us.
To say I was scared of becoming a parent was an understatement. I had never wanted kids. After living in fear as a child, I never wanted to put another human through what I had gone through. But Chase assured me our child would be loved and never have to go through the pain and hate we both experienced. I believed him, I always did.
The more I realized this baby was conceived in love and would have two parents who would do everything in our power to make sure they would be safe, I knew everything would be all right.
I still remember how Chase responded when the doctor told us that we were having a boy.
“Hell yes!” he had screamed in the small doctor’s office. Leaning down, he had kissed me. “I only want one queen, and that’s you,” he said as he smiled at the small baby in my belly.
With Jax and Avery dating, I had my best friend around all the time. When Jagger arrived, Chase stopped working at the casino. Jax had gone back into fighting and needed a trainer and manager and had forced Chase to join his team. I was happy because it meant I could see Chase more. They trained at our in-home gym, and I had everyone I loved around me all the time.
Now, five years later with three beautiful boys, Chase and I finally found a home in a quiet suburban neighborhood outside of Denver, Colorado. Looking back at how much I had gone through in my life, both the good and the bad, I wouldn’t havechanged a single moment. Every moment I endured in my life led me to the wonderful man I loved, the beautiful boys I now raised, and the life I led. While my past had faded into the back of my mind, I still smiled as I thought about how much I had overcome and how much I had won.
