"What are you doing later?"Hannah Morales shifted her phone from her right ear to the left as she struggled to tuck in her seatbelt. Once that was accomplished, she pulled the phone from her left ear and back to her right ear before answering."Nothing. I think once I'm done with the site visit, I'll go over to the club" she replied, turning on her ignition and adjusting her rearview mirror. A week has passed since Hannah and Serenity made it. And since then, they have been in a sort of honeymoon phase and the older woman made sure to take utmost advantage of it.When she and Serenity weren't fucking at the club, they were at Serenity's house, finding new ways to make each other cum and simultaneously testing how long they keep up with their sexual activity. Hannah Morales spent most of her nights at Serenity's house. And she loved it. Serenity cleared the mix-up with the red-haired. She admitted they had a fling, a fling that lasted way too long for Serenity's liking. But she call
Realisation dawned on Hannah Morales. Now that Mr and Mrs Glusburn approached her with a frown on their face, she saw it. The same generic Saphirre eyes that left her longing whenever she gazed at them. His face, although a little rustic, was the same as Serenity's. At that instant, Hannah began to wonder why she hadn't looked into things further. But more importantly, why Serenity carried Gils as her last name and not Glusburn? "Mrs Morales! Hi, what are you doing here ?" it was Mr Glusburn who asked. The smile on his face was back on and Hannah visibly relaxed a little. Mrs Glusburn stood next to her husband, their hands sealed together. She flashed Hannah a quick smile before her face morphed into seriousness and a small questioning frown appeared on her forehead. Her gaze on the forty-year-old woman was intense, urging her to answer her husband's question.Hannah Morales goes to answer, but the words were swept right out of her mouth as Serenity wrapped her arms around her waist
It was all starting to make sense. The reason why Serenity bore a different last name from her parents. Turns out, they're not her biological parents. Her real parents died in a car crash when she was just three years old. Grace, Serenity's mother, stated that she'd like custody of her daughter to be given to Logan should anything happen to her. Her husband, Tim, did not contest her statement. Neither did any of their family members. But, if there weren't biologically related, how comes the uncanny resemblance between Serenity and Patrick? The older woman wondered to herself, then shrugged it off. Currently, they were in Hannah's car driving for lunch with her parents. Now, Hannah could only hope they felt the same for her, given that Logan's facial reaction back there hid so many hidden words. "I don't think your mom approves of me" Hannah Morales uttered as they reached their destination and she took off her seatbelt. Her gaze swept over to her lover and zeroed in on her."That'
"I'm sorry for the way I spoke to your mom" Hannah Morales muttered as she came down from her high. Her breathing still rasping from the intense orgasm she'd just experienced, she snarled and nuzzled into the arms of Serenity. Serenity stroke Hannah's hair and gently placed a kiss on her hair.Lunch with the Glusburn oldies ended over two hours ago, and as soon as Serenity bid farewell to her parents, with a promise to visit them soon, she scoped the older woman in her arms, frantically mounted the stairs whilst their mouth fought for dominance and immediately went to town once their back touched the bed. Now, two hours and seven orgasms later, Hannah Morales decided her body needs a rest. And while she still longed for the blonde, she knew another orgasm pilling up the pit of her stomach would send her to eternal damnation."It's alright. My mom can be overbearing sometimes, but that's just because she worries about me" Serenity brushed her lips against Hannah's hair and pulled her
"Now that you know a little about my past, I think it's only fair you tell me about yours. What was your childhood like? Any friends in high school? Boyfriends, girlfriends? How you came to the realisation that you liked girls" Serenity Gils broke the silence in the room.It was ten p.m and both women had just taken a break from yet another intense love-making session. After Serenity's surprise to Hannah, they immediately went for another round of sex, which led to six more. At this point, they were no different from rabbits, fucking their brains out. And whenever the older woman thought she couldn't go any further, the sight of the blonde's naked body and her six-inch friend proved her wrong by sending a gazillion of electric waves straight to the pit of her stomach.Now, they lay in the quiet of Serenity's room, letting each other's warmth alter their memory and allowing their souls and minds to become one until they no longer exist without the other. "I did" Hannah barely whispere
"Shortly after, my dad passed away" Hannah's heart dropped to her stomach. The events of that day flashed right before her eyes. How could she forget? It was the first time in a year and since marrying Austins that she'd truly smiled. They'd gotten together as a family to celebrate Easter. And young Hannah loved getting together with her family. Not just that, she'd see love in her father's eyes, and that gave her hope, that maybe, things will be back to normal.And then he passed out."It was during Easter. Everything was going on smoothly. I was finally happy. Until my dad passed out and by the time he was rushed to the hospital, he was no more. Heart attack. It was the most senseless reason I'd ever heard. My dad was healthy and had never suffered from a heart attack before, and for him to drop dead. Just like that" Hannah chuckled, remembering the look on the doctor's face as he spoke. "It didn't settle in until I watched my father's casket being lowered into the ground. From the
"I killed him. He begged for my help and I didn't do anything. I sat there and watched him take his last breath," Hannah Morales curled up into the arms of her lover and sobbed. It was the first time she'd opened up about what she'd been through. Rachel knew about it, not only was she Hannah's best friend, but she also acted as her shrink.Hannah Morales always thought that because of the nature of their friendship, Rachel couldn't be honest with her. Regardless, Hannah never held it against her. If anything, she was grateful for the years of friendship.Now, another person who wasn't Rachel knew about it. Hannah always thought she would expect honesty from whoever she opened up to about what she went through. But now, that person was Serenity, and Hannah wasn't sure if her old heart would bear hearing the truth from her lover. The truth that she was a murderer and deserved to be locked up. The truth that she doesn't deserve to be as happy as she is. A while had passed, and the
A huge weight had been lifted off Hannah Morales's shoulders. She had not realised how much the things she went through affected her until she opened up to Serenity. The following morning, she woke up feeling light and rejuvenated, almost as if she was in her early twenties and enjoying life with her lover. Wrapped in Serenity's arms, Hannah stole a glance at her. Just then, Serenity murmured uncomprehensive words, then took her bottom lip in her mouth and began sucking on it. Hannah Morales felt arousal swirling in the pit of her stomach. Unconsciously, she moaned, picturing Serenity's lips on hers. Hannah couldn't help but smile. She could finally, finally say she was happy.At least, she thought so.Later that day, Hannah decided to meet up with Serenity's mother. To her, she felt like she needed the older woman's approval. If she envisaged spending the rest of her life with Serenity, then it was best to iron things out.Logan Glusburn was a little cold when she walked int
Turns out they were headed to Phuket. Hannah had barely shaken off the exhaustion from their flight before Serenity had dragged her onto the warm sands of Phuket’s beaches. It was breathtaking; the way the golden light of the setting sun reflected off the waves, how the air smelled of salt and blooming frangipani. It was their first time here so this moment still felt new, untouched, like a dream they had yet to wake from.Hannah and Serenity walked hand-in-hand on the beach, letting the cool water kiss their feet as they strolled along the shoreline. The morning air was crisp, and the beach was almost empty, save for a few early risers. The rhythmic crashing of waves was the only sound between them, but it was enough. This was their peace.Then Hannah saw it.A beautiful setup stood just ahead of them, something that hadn’t been there yesterday. White folding chairs lined either side of a petal-strewn aisle, leading to an archway wrapped in soft fabric and adorned with fresh flowers.
The morning sun streamed through the Inn’s curtains. Hannah stretched lazily, a contented smile tugging at her lips as she turned over, expecting to find Serenity beside her. Instead, the other side of the bed was empty, slightly warm, evidence that Serenity had been there not too long ago.She sat up, rubbing her eyes, and spotted Serenity at the dresser, folding clothes and slipping them into their suitcase. Hannah’s brows knitted together in confusion.“What are you doing?” she asked, her voice thick with sleep.Serenity turned, flashing her a mischievous smile. “Packing.”Hannah frowned. “Why?”Serenity zipped up the suitcase and walked over to her, cupping Hannah’s face in her hands before pressing a soft kiss to her lips. “Because our flight leaves in an hour.”Hannah blinked. “What flight?”Serenity only smirked and kissed her again, deeper this time, her fingers tangling in Hannah’s hair. “You’ll soon find out.”Hannah wanted to protest, wanted to demand answers, but the way S
Hannah had never believed in magic, not the kind in fairytales, anyway. But the moment her lips met Serenity’s after so many weeks, she felt it, an undeniable spark that sent warmth rushing through her veins. The world outside of their embrace faded into insignificance; all that mattered was the way Serenity melted against her, how perfectly their bodies fit together, how the past seemed to dissolve into nothingness.Serenity’s lips were soft, hesitant at first as though worried that Hannah would push her away, but as Hannah deepened the kiss, she responded with equal fervor. Fingers tangled in hair, arms wrapped around each other like they were afraid to let go. A soft sigh escaped from one of them, Hannah wasn’t even sure who it was, but the sound only intensified the moment.When they finally pulled apart, breathless and dazed, they stared at each other. Serenity’s eyes were wide, shimmering with something Hannah couldn’t quite place. Relief? Gratitude? Maybe all of it. Then, as if
Serenity's breath hitched as she stared at Hannah, her mind struggling to catch up with reality. After weeks of searching, hoping, and nearly giving up, she was here. Right in front of her. For a fleeting moment, she thought she was dreaming. The world around her blurred, and it was only when her father spoke that the spell broke.Patrick leaned in, voice barely above a whisper. "I'll be waiting outside."Serenity barely registered his words, too focused on the woman before her. Hannah looked different. She looked tired, but still breathtaking. Her curly dark hair was pulled into a loose bun, her eyes shadowed with something. Serenity wasn’t sure if it was pain or hatred.Hannah, on the other hand, was overwhelmed. She hadn’t planned for this. Not today. She had just come back from her retreat, seeking a quiet moment in her childhood home before heading off to Dartmouth. Yet, here she was, standing face-to-face with the person who broke her heart. Someone she wasn’t sure she was ready
Serenity barely heard the knock at the door before it creaked open. She had been lying on her couch for what felt like hours—days, maybe. Time had blurred together into an endless loop of sleepless nights, swollen eyes, and the dull ache in her chest that refused to fade. She didn’t need to turn her head to know who it was. The worried voices, the heavy footsteps, the scent of home that clung to them—it was her parents.Her mother gasped, a sharp intake of breath that spoke volumes. “Oh, Serenity…”She rolled her eyes. “Don’t start, Mom.”Her father sat on the edge of the couch, his brows furrowed in concern. He reached for her hand, but she pulled away. She wasn’t ready for comfort. Not when the pain still sat so fresh in her chest.“You look terrible,” her mother continued, ever blunt. “When was the last time you ate? Drank some water?”Serenity exhaled sharply, forcing herself upright. The room tilted slightly, and she realized, belatedly, that she probably was dehydrated. “I’m fin
Serenity stumbled out of the red room, her bare feet hitting the cold floor of the club. The music pounded in her ears, but it was nothing compared to the hammering in her chest. Her dress hung off one shoulder, her hair was a mess, and the sting of last night’s emotions still burned through her veins. “Hannah!” Her voice cracked as she called out, scanning the dimly lit club. Faces turned, whispers started, and she could feel the judgment radiating off the crowd. But she didn’t care. “Hannah, where are you? Please, just talk to me!” The air smelled of sweat, alcohol, and regret. Serenity’s vision blurred, not just from the harsh lights, but from the panic setting in. She knew she looked desperate - hell, she was desperate. But Hannah wouldn’t just leave her, right? Not after everything they shared last night. A hand grabbed her wrist gently. “Serenity, stop.” Serenity turned, eyes wild, and met Rachel’s sympathetic gaze. “She’s gone,” Rachel said softly, her grip firm but not forc
HannahWhy? Why?Why weren't her feet moving? Why couldn't she bloody move? Do her feet have a mind of their own that chose to adhere to Serenity's instructions? Hannah didn't know.Serenity cold, shaky hands grabbed Hannah's shoulders and spun her around."You don't get to hurt me and walk out on me?" Serenity spits."Our session is over. You said your safe word. We have no business together." Hannah replies nonchalantly and turns to leave when Serenity grabbed her shoulder, pushed her against the wall and cornered her."You are not leaving this room and we sort things out," Serenity says.Hannah's breath caught in her throat. Having Serenity this close to her and breathing the same air as her was overwhelming and knees weakening and dammit and had to keep her shit together. Was she able to easily forgive someone who broke her heart? "Step away from Mistress, right -"Serenity shut Hannah up with a fiery and bubbling kiss that made her feel like she was swimming in a pool of clouds.
HannahNo. No. No.There was no way Hannah was considering Serenity's words. No, she shouldn't even be considering having Hannah strapped to her bed after the betrayal and heartache. Hell, she shouldn't even be looking at Serenity lustfully, but dammit if she didn't look so good on her knees, just begging to be punished and dominated.In the instant, where her heart and logic fought to be heard, Hannah settled for what she thought would benefit her. "Get up, Serenity," Hannah says in a voice she'd never used with her submissive before, talk less of the blonde woman before her. Serenity hesitated."Strike one. You refused to abide to your Dom's instructions. Thirty whips. I will say it one more time. Get up!"Serenity gasps at Hannah's stern tone. She slowly got to her feet, ignoring the ache in the knees. "Stand next to the bed restraint," Serenity quickly obeyed this time. When she didn't feel Hannah's presence behind her, she began to panic.A piece of clothing was suddenly place
Hannah Hannah sighed in frustration at the incessant buzzing of her phone. She didn't need to pick it up to know who was calling. Matter of fact, it was the caller that made me flip her phone. She returned to sorting out her files just as her phone stopped buzzing. Hannah had barely reeled in the quiet of her office when her phone began buzzing again. This time, undiluted frustration spiraled through her body. With a curse, she decided she would pick up the phone and send Serenity to hell. But right before Hannah could put her thoughts into effect, Rachel burst into her office. "How's the parking going?" Rachel ignored the frown on her best friend's face. It was a signature look whenever she walked into her office. Rachel had over the years learned not to take it to heart. "I can't believe you're leaving for good. It's one thing to close the door to your room, step down as Mistress and an entirely different thing to resign from the club. You do realise the only reason why I investe