All Chapters of Sin: Ninety Days With The Sorvino Don: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

I’m not sure what to think, but I am impressed. Elliott holds out his hand, as though we’ve done this a thousand times. I take it after a moment’s hesitation. His warm fingers wrap around mine, encasing my small hand in his bigger one. Following his lead, we stroll for about a block before approaching an intersection blocked by barricades and a police car. “I guess we can’t go this way.” “We’re not crossing.” Elliott takes us around the corner, and I come to a complete stop.I inhale deeply, feeling the excitement of the street fair before me in the evening air. The sun is setting, painting the sky in beautiful shades of red and orange. Shouts of laughter and conversation fill the air, and the smell of the food trucks, so many food trucks, wafts through the crowd. My stomach grumbles with anticipation as I peer up at Elliott. “This is perfect. What a great idea.” That he’s brought me to such a public place, alleviates my fear of being with a stranger—no matter how handsome he is. “T

This place is like something out of a sultry fantasy. Guests enter an exclusive lounge with velvet curtains, exquisite music, and plenty of seating options. A large dance floor is the main focus on the first level of the club, with a DJ playing a mix of music genres to get the crowd going. There’s an array of private alcoves for couples interested in more intimate experiences. Upstairs there’s a VIP area that offers more exclusive access to the club’s more discrete amenities, with a complimentary bar and more private rooms. This club has themed nights, from exotic adult shows to body painting and more. With its seductive atmosphere, this place is perfect for adults to explore their deepest desires.And I want to explore a couple of mine tonight with Kaitlyn. “Have you been here before?” She raises her voice enough to be heard. “A few times.” I’ve been tempted to purchase the place. Maybe build another in New York.“I’ve never been to a place like this.”“Do you want to leave?” She

We grew up in the back of that bar. Pat Sutherland provided a bunch of trouble-making gangly kids a safe place to hang out, shoot pool, play arcade games, listen to music, and talk. That was after we cleaned up the graffiti on his building. The markings we’d put there. The other business owners we harassed weren’t as accommodating or forgiving. Our parents never paid attention often enough to give a shit. Pat was the only one who did. In that back room behind the bar, we did our homework, hung out, and had “I wish” conversations. We dreamed of one day becoming powerful, wealthy men with enough money to do whatever the fuck we wanted, when we wanted. We referred to ourselves as The Sutherland Group.It was fantasy talk for everyone but me and Teddy. We came from money. I had a trust fund I tapped into at twenty-one. Money that helped me make loads more flipping real estate until I had enough to buy the hotel chain I renamed Fairchild. “We can’t let that happen, Coby.” We all get toget

ELLIOTTKaitlyn is leaving in the morning, early.I’ve spent the last two days ditching work commitments tospend every minute I can with her. She’s put up a few weak arguments about me spending money on her, but she’s enjoyed the shows I’ve taken her to, the shopping we’ve done, and the food we’ve eaten. I think, I hope, she’s as desperate to spend time with me, as I am her.And I’ve been entertained by watching her. It’s impossible not to smile when she’s around. I’m sure my staff is confused, seeing this different, more light-hearted side of me. I even convinced her to allow me to buy her a beautiful evening gown. She noticed it in the window of a shop we were walking past, almost yanking my arm out of the socket when she jerked to a stop, and I didn’t. But, the longing in her eyes and the woeful sigh—I dragged her into the store to try it on. She looked exquisite. We argued for a few minutes, with her insisting she had nowhere to wear it and she couldn’t spend money on something s

My stomach sinks as the plane takes off. I close my eyes and try to remember Kaitlyn’s flawless face, her voice, and bright laugh—all things I love about her. It feels like a lifetime ago since I touched her and kissed her.I take a deep breath and keep my thoughts from wandering too far. I’m going to find her. I’ll make her see how much I care about her. I’ll make her understand that she belongs with me.When the plane lands with a thud against solid ground, I’m out of my seat with my bag in hand, pacing until the pilot opens the door. Then, I race down the stairs and into the terminal. I hurry to the rental area steeling myself for what lies ahead. On the drive to Hailey, the small town where Kaitlyn lives, I plan to practice what I want to say. I can’t believe I’m so fucking nervous. I’ve never been this anxious. But as I leave the airport, I’m met with a stunning landscape of rolling hills, lush green forests, and crystal blue rivers. The abject beauty works its magic, instilling