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Twenty-nine: Mia Conner
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2024-10-29 19:42:56Twenty-nine:
Mia Conner
It wasn’t just getting to the hotel.
We had to check-in. We had to find our room. We had to put our luggage down. Mason insisted on checking to make sure there was no one actually IN the hotel room, because he was a paranoid freak and thought that The Carina Pack was following us somehow. Then, the tearing of the clothes finally happened. It was all sweating, and panting, and licking, and caressing, and….
Then I was on the bed, with a very, very naked Mason Crescent looming over me. “I don’t have a condom,” he admitted, “I wasn’t planning on this happening…”
“I’m on birth control,” I told
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