The Billionaire's Price of Passion
the bar sipping on my third drink of the evening. Was I on my fourth? The sea of dancing individuals was eerily lit by the fl
ree years, leaving me feeling vulnerable and exposed. His feeble justifications cont
use the throbbing music to blo
the bartender interrupt
eyes a little fuz
o the edge of the dance floor, drawing my attention to him like a magnet. His emerald eyes seemed to pierce through the low lig
to be able to see right through my suffering. Embarrassed by the heat rising in my cheeks, I hurriedly g
oice questioned, "I
oss from me on the barstool. With a raised hand, he introduced himself as Elan. "Jade,"
brings you
to forget." He seemed to understand exactly what I meant
h my body. Elan never took his eyes off of mine, and I experienced an odd a
made me giggle, and I felt a little lighter on my shoulders. He possessed the ab
nquired, his mischiev
omforting as he guided me to the dance floor. We were surrounded by pulsating music, and
I felt his breath on my skin. Tension buzzed in the air between us, and I felt myself leaning in, attracted to him like
shed closer as his hands moved over my body, desiring to feel every part of him
dly understanding what I was s
nt as he retreated a little
contrast to the heat between us
was in excruciating need by the time we arrived at his flat because the rid
I gasped at the sensation of his lips on mine and his hands slipping beneath my dress. Wi
hest. With his hands and lips caressing every part of my body, he joined me on
on mine. I was infatuated with him because he had sinewy strength and hard
between my thighs. I let out a cry as my fis
and back till I was pleading for relief. He gave me a menac
ally did need him, all of him. I think he saw the desperation
ice, he questione
murmured.
hance to adjust before starting to move, each thrust sending shivers down my spine. We danced
hat was left. I became engrossed in the beat, the warmth, and the depth of our relationship. It was a p
coiling tighter and tighter until it finally shattered. Elan trailed closely beh
here intertwined, breathing
enced an unexplained sense of calm and fulfi
is was a one-night fling, a brief reprieve from my suffering. Even though
ling from the treachery that had rocked my world and on myself. I was reminded that I was
ed myself to fantasize about what it would be like to wake up next to him every day since h
ore the hard reality of the outside world revealed itself in the light of morning. This evenin
ce. He was still asleep, not even aware that I had left. I let out a l
take on whatever came next as I walked with a renewed sense of resolve. This eveni
en me a night to forget and the willpower to start over,