Our bodies inched close as seconds passed and his eyes lingered on my cleavages for a moment before he cupped the back of my neck and looked down at me. "I have missed you. Terribly so." "And so have I," I admitted with all honesty. "I have missed you. Terribly. I can't lie." His smile widened a
Lillie's POV: I was uncomfortable at first, as I had never done it before. Darwin asking me to touch myself for him, felt slightly strange in an exciting way. "I have not done it before." I whispered under my breath in embarrassment. "You haven't ever touched yourself before?" He asked, raisi
Darwin leaned against the bed post beside him to catch his breath before straightening and slipping into the bed beside me. "Tired?" He asked as his hand rested his hand on my feet that dangled from the bed. "No way," I replied and slipped into his arms. "I want more." Darwin cocked his head
Several days had passed, but Darwin and I still remained steadfast. We met at random spots, shared kisses in dark corners and made love to each other once it was dark. And tonight, while getting ready to clean, all I think of was meeting Darwin at our usual spot and making love. I drew close t
He was getting harsher and it almost felt like it was a worse version of Daniel speaking. "The only reason your head isn't decaying somewhere in the city is becoming you sold your life to be a slave to us," He pointed right at me. "The only reason you can live a decent life, the only reason you a
Darwin: As I walked down the hall, all I thought about was Lillie and how we were going to spend our night. I was so lost in thought that I didn't see who was in front of me. I crashed into a slender body, my hand immediately stretching out to catch her before she fell. It was Lillie. My hea
Lillie's POV: I was doing last minute cleaning for the day, as there wasn't a lot to be done, when Logan rushed into the wash house, breathing heavily. I straightened and watched as he bent, pressed his palm into his belly and continued to heave, raising my brows in askance. "What's wrong this t
I slowed down once David, Darwin and Daniel stepped out and stood at the porch, which I had to admit, was quite a mistake. They should have remained at the balcony and I understood they were probably this close to make the people trust them, but that wasn't going to quench the anger and penury fuell