Lucy Darling

She sucks in a breath. That soft blush turns into a full one. I think my girl is a lot of talk and more innocent than she wants me to know. Before the sun comes out, I'm going to own every drop of innocence she has left inside her. My seed will be the only thing that’s left in her when I’m done. She will belong to me and I’ll make sure to keep it that way.

It is clear that the small amount of control I had when I left her apartment yesterday is gone. I’ve broken into her place. I guess it’s not breaking in if you have a key. A key that you got in the early morning hours as you bought a building for three times what it was worth, but it was still a key and that’s all that matters. I would have paid more for that key if it got me to Amelia

She has the most breathtaking face I’ve ever seen in my life. I didn’t know something could actually steal my breath the way she has. Hell, I’ve seen a lot of shit in my time with the work I’ve done. Never once has any of it taken my breath away. Until now. Until her.

Don’t leave me,” she whispers.

“Not going to leave you,” I say loudly for everyone to hear. I’m not sure they heard her request. She lifts her head.

“Promise?”

“Promise,” I vow to her.

Sealing both our fates

The truth is I’m almost as bad as the fuck who bought her. I too want to keep her. I don’t think I could ever let her go. I’d lose my damn mind. The thought of her one day asking me to let her go is enough to bring me to my knees

This house isn’t a home without you.” He lays me down on the bed. “You’re what makes this home. For me, Bunny, you’ll always be home. I love you so damn much it scares me. I don’t know what I’ll turn into if you want to leave. You’ve owned me since I found you. I’ve only been trying to give you time to catch up to where I am.” He runs his finger down my jaw.

“Would you even let me if I tried?”

“No,” he growls. “And that’s the problem. I’m no different than that fucker who took you.” I gasp. No, he did not just say that.

“You are no such thing! I can’t believe you’d say that. You’re a part of my soul. You have to be. From the start, I knew you were safe. That you meant something big to me. You felt it too.”