Rei’s Point of View
“I think you are both cooking in the wrong kitchen right now,” smirked my best friend as I slowly slid down Xavier’s body and turned to face Grace.
“Probably,” I sighed, trying not to want to hide behind Xavier out of embarrassment. This was my best friend, after all, and I was grateful it was Grace and not one of my kids seeing me with my legs wrapped around Xavier and my tongue down his throat.
Something about this man makes me lose all sense of control. Usually, I am cautious with my choices, calculating how they will impact me and my children. But with Xavier Woods, all rationality fades away, and I am driven purely by impulse and instinct. And I don’t regret it. That’s what scares me the most.
“We should go back to my place,” Xavier said in a husky voice.
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