Chapters (77)
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- Cade
- 11
- Willa
- 12
- Cade
- 13
- Willa
- 14
- Cade
- 15
- Willa
- 16
- Cade
- 17
- Willa
- 18
- Cade
- 19
- Willa
- 20
- Cade
- 21
- Willa
- 22
- Cade
- 23
- Willa
- 24
- Cade
- 25
- Willa
- 26
- Willa
- 27
- Cade
- 28
- Willa
- 29
- Willa
- 30
- Cade
- 31
- Willa
- 32
- Cade
- 33
- Willa
- 34
- Cade
- 35
- Willa
- 36
- Cade
- Epilogue
- Willa
- Powerless Sneak Peek
- Prologue & Chapter One
- Prologue - Sloane
- Chapter One -Jasper
- Don’t miss Flawless
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- Books by Elsie Silver
- Acknowledgments
- The Elsie Silver Saloon
- About the Author
“Willa, I’m going to . . .” He huffs out a breath as he trails off, trying to pull away from me. Trying to pull out. But I yank him closer, stretch my neck and give him a little shake of my head as I widen my eyes at him.
His mouth pops open, ever so slightly, and I watch the tip of his tongue dart out over his lips. “Fuck.”
And then I get to watch him come apart. Watch him give in. And it feels like winning.
His cock jerks and pulses in my mouth, and I swallow as it does. I keep my eyes on his face, even when his flutter shut. Even when his hands go soft in my hair and switch from gripping to stroking. To gentle touches.
When his eyes flick open again, I draw away, feeling him soften and hearing his breathing even out.
“Christ, Willa,” he breathes as he pulls his pants back up and I wipe at my lips.
He crouches down, lifting me up with him, and crushes his mouth against mine, clearly not caring about where it’s been. Because the kiss is searing. Heartfelt. His lips are soft against mine, and when I tangle my hands behind his neck, I can feel a damp layer of perspiration.
He pulls away and rests his forehead against mine. “I’m sorry,” he whispers against my lips.
“You don’t need to apologize for that. I think I had almost as good of a time as you.” I chuckle quietly, feeling his breath against my damp lips.
His forehead rolls along mine. “No. I’m sorry I let you go out tonight.”
My eyes roll, but neither of us moves. Still standing out in the open on the front porch. Still trailing our hands over each other. “You don’t let me do anything, Eaton.” I arch a brow at him, and he pulls me into a hug, his steely arms wrapping me up tight.
And it feels so damn good.
“I’m sorry I didn’t beg you to come home with me.”
I nuzzle against him, thriving on that specific type of apology. “You do beg well,” I joke.
He turns his head and presses a kiss into the crook of my neck. “I don’t know what I’m doing.”
“Welcome to my life,” I joke again, trying to lighten the mood or just quell the slight pang of discomfort.
Cade squeezes me tighter and presses a kiss to my shoulder. “I promised myself I wouldn’t cross this line with you. That I wouldn’t complicate things. That I wouldn’t tangle us up like this when you’re leaving so soon.”