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Chapter 24: Emma

Author: Ted Evans
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We were exhausted after having so many sex ses-sions in one night. I lay in his arms and didn't want to move; I felt as if it was exactly where I wanted to be at this precise moment in time.

"I don't want to get up," I sighed as I stretched out my arms and pulled him in tighter.

"Let me call room service, and Sophia too."

"Why Sophia?"

I lifted up my head and saw a big smile across his face.

"Emma, I have you now; I'm not letting you go. We'll head home together."

"Oh!"

I put my head against his chest as he stretched over and picked up the phone. His words took me aback, it was as if he was claiming me and I'd given him permis-sion to do so. How did one night change everything that we'd held onto for so long?

His attraction to me was there from when he had been a kid, but now he was a man that just happened to be my best friend's brother, and I was supposed to be his doctor.

Everything felt so wrong, but at the same time it all felt so right.

"Sophia, Emma's co
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