Two Can Play (Celeste and Dominic) novel Chapter 280

Chapter 280

Finally, with a delicious smile she shattered. Yelt it, the way her cunt clamped down around me, fluttering and clenching, the way her whole body seized and shuddered, and the sight of her coming, undone in the mirror, face contorted, mouth open in a silent scream, pushed me over the edge with her. I buried myself to the hilt, my hips grinding against her ass, and came inside her with a groan that tore itself out of my chest, my cum flooding, her hot and thick, spilling down her thighs as she milked me with every pulse of her climax.

When it was over, we collapsed onto the bed in a tangle of sweat and spent heat. I lay on my back, staring at the ceiling, feeling better than I did earlier. The anger had burned itself out, and what remained was a pleasant, bone-deep satisfaction. She lay beside me, propped on her elbow, watching me with those hungry eyes, her fingers tracing idle patterns on my chest.

After a while, I got up, pulled on my pants, and lit a cigarette. The smoke curled toward the ceiling in a lazy ribbon, and I let the silence stretch between us like a wire pulled taut, watching her watch me through the haze.

“I have a proposition for you,” I said at last, and let the words hang there.

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She sat up straighter, the sheet sliding down to her navel, her fingers stilling on the coverlet. “What kind of proposition?”

I exhaled a long stream of smoke and watched it drift before I answered. “I will solve all the problems you and your girls have. Big Bryan. The poison in their veins. The clock counting down inside their bodies. All of it. I will make those problems disappear, Scarlett, the way I have made other problems disappear for other people. That is my word, and my word is a thing I never break.”

Her eyes had gone wide and wary, the way an animal’s eyes go when it smells bait on the air. “And in return?”

“In return, you will enter into a contract marriage with me. For one year.”

The words landed like a stone dropped into still water. She stared at me, her lips parted, her breath caught somewhere in her throat, and for a long moment I thought she had stopped breathing altogether. Then she blinked, and a sound came out of her that was half laugh and half disbelief.

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