Page 57 of Spellbound
Raiden tsked too, then pulled his pants up and buttoned them. I brought my hands up to my face, cupping them around my nose and mouth. “I’m sorry.” I breathed slower, trying to calm my racing heart. I could still feel the pulsating from the wetness that had gathered between my legs.
“I was wondering when you two would hate-fuck.”
My stomach knotted. “It wasn’t like that.”
Raiden stood. “If you don’t mind, we’re not finished.”
“I’ll leave.” Maddox grinned at us, then walked back out the open door. “Oh, you should consider not leaving your door open if you’re going to be partaking in salacious activities.”
Raiden closed the door. By gods, I was mortified. He sauntered over, his eyes darkening when they met mine.
“No.” Reason splashed through my brain. “I don’t know why I let you do that.”
“Let me? You wanted me to.”
My face reddened. “A lapse in judgment,” I said. “I don’t do this sort of thing.”
“Sex?” he smirked, with an arched eyebrow. “Well, we haven’t done that yet, but Iwantto keep going.”
“I have, I mean, before, but I’m not like you. I don’t sleep with just anyone.”
“I don’t like to think I’m just anyone.”
I rolled my eyes. “You know what I mean.”
His gaze rolled over my figure, making me feel naked.
I bit down on my bottom lip. I still wanted him, and I didn’t know why.
“Not just anyone can make me come like you just did, not with only their hand. You moaned so hard for me, Elle. I want to make you scream again. I want to feel your tight pussy around my cock.”
Holy... “Stop.”
He splayed his fingers against my chest, smirking. “Your heart is racing.”
I pushed him away. “This... This is never happening again. I was vulnerable... Then you told me about your sister, and it reminded me of mine, and I felt...” I paused. “Something for you. Pity probably.”
“I don’t think that’s what you felt at all, but I’ll let you wallow in your denial, love.”
“I’m not in denial.” I clenched my jaw. “I don’t want anything to do with you. You’re a liar and dangerous and...”
“Let me know if you change your mind. I’m always down for hate-fucking, as Maddox so poetically put it.”
He turned to leave the room, and I threw my pillow at his back. He didn’t flinch when it hit him, but he clicked the door closed behind him.
Maddox would think we were... something, when we weren’t, and Raiden had the upper hand. I’d never felt so powerless.
