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Chapters (98)
  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright Notice
  3. Dedication
  4. Who’s Who in Anna K(in order of appearance)
  5. Part One
  6. I
  7. II
  8. III
  9. IV
  10. V
  11. VI
  12. VII
  13. VIII
  14. IX
  15. X
  16. XI
  17. XII
  18. XIII
  19. XIV
  20. XV
  21. XVI
  22. XVII
  23. XVIII
  24. XIX
  25. XX
  26. XXII
  27. XXIII
  28. XXIV
  29. XXV
  30. XXVI
  31. XXVII
  32. Part Two
  33. I
  34. II
  35. III
  36. IV
  37. V
  38. VI
  39. VII
  40. VIII
  41. IX
  42. X
  43. XI
  44. XII
  45. XIII
  46. XIV
  47. XV
  48. XVI
  49. XVII
  50. XVIII
  51. XIX
  52. XX
  53. XXI
  54. XXII
  55. XXIII
  56. XXIV
  57. XXV
  58. XXVI
  59. XXVII
  60. XXVIII
  61. XXIX
  62. Part Three
  63. I
  64. II
  65. III
  66. IV
  67. V
  68. VI
  69. VII
  70. VIII
  71. IX
  72. X
  73. XI
  74. XII
  75. XIII
  76. XIV
  77. XV
  78. XVI
  79. XVII
  80. XVIII
  81. XIX
  82. XX
  83. XXI
  84. XXII
  85. XXIII
  86. XXIV
  87. XXV
  88. XXVI
  89. XXVII
  90. XXVIII
  91. XXIX
  92. Epilogue
  93. Author's NoteWhen Jenny Met Anna
  94. Acknowledgments
  95. About the Author
  96. Newsletter Sign-up
  97. Contents
  98. Copyright

The fact that Anna wanted him so badly filled Vronsky with a lust he couldn’t hold back. Normally he’d have been mortified at being what his friends would call a one-pump-chump, but Anna found his inability to control himself intoxicating. And because of his age it didn’t even matter. She would just stay on top of him and in a few minutes, he’d grow hard again inside her, the second round lasting much longer than the first. Loving the exquisite torture of riding him slowly, she would try to hold out for as long as she could, but she often found herself crying out his name sooner rather than later. They went three rounds and Anna ended up late for Latin. Coitus, coituum, coitibus …

“Anna, stop checking your phone,” Beatrice said, with a sly smile. “If I had known that being all ooey-gooey-lovey-dovey would make me look as dreamy as you, I’d have tried it long ago.”

They were sitting together in the bleachers set up for spectators of the timber race, which was due to start any minute now. Anna flushed with embarrassment at Bea’s words. “Sorry,” she said softly. “I just don’t know why he hasn’t texted me back. Don’t you think he’s crazy for entering the timber race?”

“Don’t fret, my pet,” Beatrice said. “My cousin was quite the jumper back in the day. His mother always says that his instructor told her Alexia had the confidence and talents of a future Olympian. Now if this were a motorcycle race, I’d be nervous. Sure, he’s crazy for entering, but he’s always been an adrenaline junkie. If we should worry about anything it should be for my mother’s quarter horse. Vronsky’s in it to win it, and he’s gonna ride Frou Frou harder than she’s used to. But I’m sure you know all about that … when it comes to V.”

Anna tried not to react to Bea’s comment, which was a little too sharply pointed for her taste. Perhaps Bea didn’t even realize she was being prickly with her. She was probably feeling a bit jealous of Anna’s happy glow. Vronsky had told her on the DL that Bea’s secret love affair with Dahlia, the circus girl from her costume party, had ended abruptly, when after a night of clubbing in the city she found Dahlia showing off her acrobatic skill set to Bea’s stepbrother, Royce, whose apartment they had crashed at the night before. Bea didn’t take it well, and Dahlia was kicked out onto the streets of SoHo, Porky Pigging it with only one shoe.