Leo grabbed my hips and hitched me to the edge of the desk. His piney scent filled my nose, and he kissed me as he rubbed the sheathed tip of his cock against my pulsating hole. I rode down, sweat pouring from my forehead, and my body opened to him.
Leo’s cock stretched me as he pushed carefully in. I was stuffed with him, but my hole still squeezed, trying to tug him in more. He held me steady, letting me adjust, and when my muscles relaxed enough, he slowly rode me, his rhythm gentle as a wave.
He reached out to take my cock, but I pushed his hand away. I was so close to coming, and I wanted to last.
His thrust pushed me, and I bounced against his hard desk. I shoved my fingers in my mouth and sucked on them, greedy and overwhelmed. I could have sworn steam was coming off my body, and I heard myself moaning Leo’s name.
“River.” Leo answered my call, his fingers sinking into the flesh above my hips. “You’re mine. Right now, you’re mine, and no one can take you away from me.”
He pulled back, then thrust up, landing his crown against my spot. My body convulsed as an explosive orgasm lit at my base. Leo pounded my spot, again and again, and as I screamed his name through my climax, sticky jets of cum landed across my chest with a hot splatter.
“Fuck!” Leo roared, and his cock swelled to spray his load. He thrust deep and buried himself in me, and we collapsed to the desk together.
I was sticky. Sweaty. Dizzy. I reached through the daze and held Leo close. The pounding of his heart grounded me again, and I melted into the satisfaction of his touch.
He started to move, but I kept him close. “Wait,” I said. “Just a minute more like this.”
He nuzzled his cheek against mine. “As long as you want, River. I’m right here with you.”
Chapter Thirteen
Leo
I satat the kitchen island, gripping my morning coffee. Across from me, Kai lazily scrolled through his phone while he pushed runny egg around a plate.
It was Sunday morning, and I knew that neither of us had anywhere to be. Normally, we’d spend the morning talking and drinking way too much coffee and maybe go for a walk to the grocery store. It should have been a totally normal, totally chill day.
Except that morning, sweat was dripping down my back. My heart slammed against my ribs with anxiety, and guilt twisted my gut.
What had I done? I’d betrayed him, and I betrayed Silver Lining, too. I’d taken the trust that River placed in me and the trust that Kai placed in me, and I’d thrown it all away for what? A hookup?
Except it didn’t feel like a hookup. When a hookup ended, it was over. You just walked away.
And I was supposed to just walk away from River. That was the whole point of hooking up in the first place, to clear my head and move on so we could be friends. But no sooner had I pulled my body away from his, I craved him again.
I needed to hear his long moans and his needy breath and lick the salty, sweet skin beneath his ear.
I wanted him in every possible way, as a friend and a hookup and a roommate and a—
“Hey, Leo.”
“I’m sorry.” I slammed the mug down way too hard and turned my eyes to Kai.
“Why are you sorry?”
I took a slow breath to compose myself. If Kai were the editor of a gossip magazine or an exciting new client, I’d have no problem keeping my cool. But lying to my best friend was against my nature, and the truth I couldn’t share nagged me, like a mosquito in my ear.
“I’m not,” I said. “I just meant what’s up?”
Kai squinted, then chuckled as he decided to let my weird behavior go. “I’m going to Outdoor Supply later. Do you need anything for the camping trip?”
“I think I’m set. Cass and Shawn have an extra tent, and I’ve got the rest of my supplies from last summer.”
It was pretty rare for Kai and me to take time off work, but since Cass and Shawn moved to town, we’d made a habit to go camping during the summer. I always resisted taking the time off, but once I got out of the city, the fresh air and quiet were lifesaving.
“Cool. And not too many long hours at your desk this week, right?”
My shoulders tightened, which only reminded me how good it felt to have River rub them.
