All Chapters of One Night Stand With The Billionaire Boss : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

“Oh my God, I’m so full,” I declare after I finish the last mouthful. “That was divine.”Saxon gathers up the plates, looks at his brother, and gestures to the kitchen with his head. “Come on, bro. Let’s do the dishes and let the girls put their feet up.”Kip chuckles. “Yeah, all right.” He gets to his feet and kisses the top of my head before following Saxon out to the kitchen, carrying a pile of dishes.Catie looks at me and smiles. “Would you like to see the nursery?”“Oh, I’d love to!”“It’s not finished yet,” she says as we get to our feet, “but I’ve started getting a few bits for it.” She leads the way along the corridor to the other end of the house. “That’s our room,” she says, “and here’s the nursery.”We go into the room. It’s empty apart from a table covered with magazines and swatches. The carpet is covered with newspaper. The wall is divided by a dado rail. She’s painted it light blue above the rail and light green below it, so it looks like the sky and grass. I can see t

KipMy heart is banging on my ribs, but I make myself sit still as I study Alice’s face in the semi-darkness while she strokes my cheek.I don’t like her talking about this being our last night together, but I’m not yet sure what I can do about it, and the answer isn’t going to come to me sitting in the car. I’m wasting valuable time that could be spent in bed. All I can do is show her how I feel about her, and hope that she misses me so much she can’t bear to be apart from me.I study her mouth and watch her lips part and the tip of her tongue emerge to moisten them. She’s right that I’ve tried to be gentle after she told me how she was so unused to being with a man. I felt more than a tad guilty that I shocked her, and so I’ve spent the past couple of days taking my time to make love to her, and reining in the darker desires that threaten to rise when she’s in my arms. But her words,Give me everything you’ve got, make me instantly hard.Unbuckling myself, I shift in the seat to face

KipI’m not sure what happened at the end there. I’d held my climax in for so long that I was shaking with the sheer effort of not coming. And when I did, I think I actually shifted into an alternate dimension. Or maybe I died for a few seconds before being hauled back into this world blinking like a new babe. Whatever happened, it felt as if it went on forever, and now I feel faint and exhausted and dizzy and elated all rolled into one.“You sucked me dry,” I tell Alice. “I must look all desiccated and withered like an Egyptian mummy.”She giggles and strokes my face. “You’re a god in the bedroom. I’m the luckiest girl in the world.”I lower onto my elbows—carefully, shakily, afraid of collapsing on top of her and then suffocating her because I’m unable to move—and kiss her. A slow, luxurious, heart-achingly tender kiss now all my passion and energy is spent.Then I lift my head and look at her. “Don’t go,” I say.Her expression softens as if she’s been expecting this. “Kip…”“Stay an

AliceKip’s voice breaks, right at the end. Rain dances on the windscreen, and the light that comes through it casts a reflection of the rivulets over his face. It makes it look as if he’s crying. He’s not, but I can see he’s very emotional.We sit silently for a moment, just listening to the rain. Although I know it would still be incredibly hard, in the long run it would be easier for me if we parted now, and we agreed not to talk again.But looking at him, it’s impossible not to think back to last night, and that moment when he trembled with passion because he wanted me so badly. I don’t want to lose him either. And I can’t bring myself to insist.“All right,” I say softly. “I’ll message you later.”The relief on his face almost makes me cry. “Thank you,” he says, and he kisses me again.“I’d better go now.” I give him a quick hug, then get out of the car, pulling the hood of my jacket up over my hair.Despite the rain, he gets out too and takes my case out of the boot for me. Then

My phone buzzes in the pocket of my jeans. I roll onto my back and, wiping my eyes, take it out.Kip:Has Charlie gone? How are you doing?I sigh.Me:Yes, she’s gone. I’m okay.I hesitate before I send it. It would be best if I didn’t tell him about our conversation, but it’s at that moment that I realize he’s the closest thing to a best friend that I have, and I miss him, and I want to talk to him.Me: I just had an argument with Mum. Well, a disagreement, anyway.Kip: Aw, sweetheart. What about?Me: I’m sure you can guess.Kip: Ah. I’m so sorry.Me: She feels bad, and I don’t know what to say to her. She wants me to have a normal life, and we both know that’s impossible.Kip: Maybe. Maybe not.My shoulders sag.Me: I don’t want to argue with you as well.Kip: We’re not arguing, we’re discussing. It’s what couples do.That makes my breath catch in my throat.Me: We’re not a couple.Kip: You can deny it all you like. The fact is that I want to be with you and you want to be with me. We