Page 34 of Separate Sins


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That’s my girl.

Quickly, I schooled that thought.

“The Falcon House,” I called out to Frank, definitely not ready for my night with her to end.

She looked at me with wide, surprised eyes.

I smirked, not looking back at her.

“I like crazy. Let’s see what you got, hummingbird,” I said softly, truly meaning it.

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KLAUS

“Vanilla is just so… Klaus.” Rosalie smiled at me.

I laughed and shook my head. We were at The Falcon House, and she was a sassy little thing. “You’re a handful, aren’t you?”

“Looks like yours are empty.” She nodded to my hands.

All night, she’d been driving me mad. I kept fighting this surge of unfamiliar feelings inside me, but I couldn’t any longer. I knew Sylar told me that this was someone I needed to follow through on. It baffled me, but I was grateful it was her.

I reached out and ran my knuckles along her delicate jaw before I gripped her chin tightly. Her lips parted as she stared up at me, daring me to just have a little taste…

“I know you think I’m one thing, but I assure you, I’m not,” I murmured. She leaned into my touch a little, which only made my heartbeat race.

“Wow. Get a little alcohol in you, and you start telling the truth,” she said thickly.

“You’re maddening,” I replied softly, letting my gaze trail over her pretty face. Her cheeks were flushed from the alcohol.

“Do you like it?” she asked.

“I find it intriguing,” I murmured, continuing to drink her in. Fuck, the way she smelled. So sweet. Something forbidden, but damn, if I didn’t want to claim her.

The feeling was becoming overwhelming. I leaned in a little closer to her as she wiggled her hot little ass in her seat. Her body brushed against mine, sending a torrent of electricity through me.

“How old are you?” she asked.

I smirked at the question. “I’m forty-one.”

“Not too old.”

I laughed at that. Carefully, I took one of her red curls and tucked it behind her ear. She moved closer, her eyelids heavy.

She was a breath away. I could claim her here and now, but I needed answers. I wasn’t the sort of man who stole women from their men.

“What happened between you and Alessandro?” I asked softly.

She stiffened and looked away from me, her lips turning down into a deep frown. The sparks faded as her mood shifted.

“Nothing.”

“Lies,” I said. “What do I have to do to you to get you to tell me?”

She nibbled her bottom lip for a moment before answering.

“What do you want to do?”