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I hear the smacking together of her lips and restrain myself. Her pink tongue darts into his mouth. I’ll be taking over when she comes for me.

And she’s not far away from doing that.

I withdraw, coming almost all the way out, before I fill her up again. And I go deep. As deep as I possibly can.

Her walls stretch around me, opening more.

I push into her favorite spot, and she sucks in a sharp breath, preparing for her climax. Her walls pulsate, clenching around my cock. She holds me in that deep place and rides out her high.

She comes around me.

Eli lets go of her hands, and I reach out and grab them, entwining our hands. I need all of her. Need to be as close to her as possible.

I release everything I have inside of her. And suddenly everything becomes clear.

I lost my parents to money, spent a big chunk of my life alone, and was used by someone I trusted. I thought that was all life had to offer me. But now, as I kiss Sienna on the mouth, I realize those things were all just part of the journey that led me here—to the light at the end of the tunnel.

Chapter 35

Eli

“Imean, dancing can’t be that hard, right?” chuckles Knox the next day.

We’re all gathered around the campfire outside, crickets chirping around us as Henry demonstrates the correct way to construct a s’more.

I didn’t know that Sienna used to dance when she was young. I saw the passion on her face as she taught Henry, but I assumed it was just a hobby she picked up after she moved to LA.

“You wanna bet?” Sienna licks melted chocolate from her fingers.

“Knox is gonna be sooo bad at it.” Henry sits on the stump, giggling.

That smile has not left his face all day. I even caught him smiling when he was writing out his letters earlier. Sienna told him she was going to be staying and he hasn’t stopped smiling since.

“Up!” Sienna snaps her fingertips at Knox. “Actually, I want you all on your feet. We’re going to start with a pirouette.”

“A what now?” Cash snorts, watching as Sienna gets into position.

The flames dance on her face just right, making her skin glow. Everything about her is perfect. Her eyes. Her smile. I even love the way she eats, how she smacks her lips when tasting something sweet.

I knew she’d come back. I never lost faith.

And I have a feeling she’s going to stay forever.

Sienna curls her leg up to her hip, switching between arching and extending it as she spins, keeping the momentum. I lose track of how many times she goes around.

Cradling her hands above her head, she increases momentum and spins faster, all while keeping balance.

My eyes go wide. She really knows how to dance.

“I used to dance for my Grammy after a rough day at school,” says Sienna, extending her leg a final time and bringing herself to a stop. She’s not even breathless. “It’s how I ended up in Hollywood.”

“What do you mean?” Cash asks.

I’ve never seen him stare at someone so intently before.

“I wanted to dance on stage. I did a few gigs in Los Angeles, then got scouted as a model when I was sixteen. From there, I started acting…” Sienna gets lost in her own thoughts for a moment.

“Yeah. I slowly started to forget about dancing. But hey!” She lightens her tone. “I still got it though. And now it’s time to see if you guys can dance. Knox first.” She drags him away from the fire, demonstrating the first step. “Pick your left leg off the floor and place it here.” She taps the inside of his thigh. “Point your toes. Make it look pretty.”