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His hand slid around to the front, his fingers finding my clit. He owned my body, possessed me, could force my orgasm from me, even against my will.
Tam grunted and thrust harder and deeper, and we unravelled together. He shot hot streams of cum inside me, and I squeezed my inner muscles, wanting to keep him. Possessive even of his cum.
I fell slack, and he held me up. My skin was clammy, my heart thundering. I couldn’t bring myself to look to see if we had an audience.
His cum dribbled down the inside of my thigh, and he plucked a paper napkin that had been wrapped around the neck of the bottle and handed it to me.
“You’ve made a mess of my dress,” I only half complained.
He leaned in and kissed me. “Good.”
My two orgasms combined with the emotional strain of the day, on top of the champagne, had suddenly left me exhausted. “You mind if we get out of here?”
“Only if I get a repeat performance at home.”
He was insatiable. Not that I was complaining.
We left the third floor and took the stairs down to ground level. I half hid behind Tam as we pushed through the partygoers. Everyone seemed to know him, clapping him on the back or shaking his hand. I wondered if any of them had seen our little show.
Then, out of the crowd, a face Ididknow materialised. He caught sight of me, too, and my heart sank. What the fuck. Was my family just trying to cause trouble for me today?
I glanced over my shoulder to see Tam busy talking to someone. I remembered how he’d told me to keep my fucking family away from him. I hoped I’d be able to get rid of Jayden before he noticed.
“Jayden,” I greeted my younger brother. “What are you doing here?”
This was Cornell territory. Being here was only asking for problems.
“What do you mean? You’re my sister, and when you’re married to Tam Cornell, you’ll own this place, too. I figured since I was your brother, this is practically mine by marriage.”
I could tell Jayden had been drinking. He always got this overconfident swagger about him after he’d had a few, and he glanced around with a challenge in his eyes.
“We’re not married yet.” I hissed at him. I thought to what I’d been doing with Tam moments before. Hot shame burned inside me. God, had Jayden seen that? I would die of humiliation. “How long have you been here?”
“Not long. I just got here.”
Thank God for that.
“I heard you threw Dad out of your house today?”
“He deserved it.”
“No one throws a Wynter out like that.”
I rolled my eyes. “Well, now I need to throw you out, too. Seriously, Jay, we’ll arrange to meet up another time.”
“Why are you being a bitch, Hallie? I thought the Cornells and the Wynters were like this now?” He twisted his middle and forefinger together and held them up for me to see.
“Not yet we’re not, Jay. This is a trial period, remember.”
“Yeah, Tam Cornell gets to use you for nothing for a whole month before he throws you back again.”
“You don’t know that’s going to happen.”
He jabbed a finger at me. “You don’t know that’snotgoing to happen.” He narrowed his eyes, his forehead scrunched up as he concentrated. “Does that even make sense?”
“Please, Jay,” I begged. “Just leave.”
Tam was going to notice him soon—I was surprised he hadn’t already.
