Page 14 of Enthrall Ecstasy
Seduce her into leaving.
“Slower, my little minx.”
She pouted, dangerously close to coming, her soft throaty groans making me harder.
“You like showing yourself to those men?” I asked.
She exhaled in a rush. “Yes, sir.”
“You have a pretty cunt,” I said softly. “They were all staring.”
She let out a sob of pleasure.
“Does that feel nice?”
Her groans grew louder. She was going to give us away.
“Hands behind your back.”
The expression in her eyes looked pained as she removed her fingers from her clit, peering up at me with her carotid pulsing, proving her heart was racing.
“Up,” I ordered, placing my jacket back around her shoulders. “Do exactly as I say.”
“Yes, sir.”
With my hand on her spine, I led her back out into the hallway. “There’s more of that if you’re a good girl.”
We made it to the foyer without causing a scene, which was a fucking miracle. Rue reclaimed her phone and purse from the concierge, and waited for me to grab mine.
“Where’s yours?” she asked.
“In my car,” I said, not wanting to tell her I didn’t trust leaving my phone with a stranger.
The concierge handed Rue her Burberry trench coat. She’d apparently arrived in it wearing only the bodice underneath and nothing else except her strappy sandals and a feisty attitude.
Stepping closer, I freed her hair from beneath her coat collar, the strands tumbling down her back. I stopped myself from running my hand through it again.
She looked over her shoulder at me.
“Let’s step outside for some air.”
Once out the door, I grabbed her arm and led her away from Pendulum, walking her briskly down the pathway.
“Where are we going?” she said.
“Where do you live?”
“Beverly Hills.”
“Then that’s where we’re going.”
“You told me if I was good…”
“The fun’s over.”
“What do you mean?” Her brows knitted together.
“Just keep walking.”
