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My hands gripped the sheets, my breath ragged. Liam had turned into something else. A
beast. A storm.
And God… I liked it.
He thrust harder, faster, one hand gripping my hip, the other sliding under to toy with that sensitive bundle of nerves until I was choking on moans.
When I came, it wasn’t soft or shy, it ripped through me like fire. I screamed his name again and again, my body convulsing around him.
He wasn’t far behind.
With a groan that sounded more animal than man, he followed me over the edge.
We collapsed in a sweaty, shaking heap.
And still, he didn’t move away.
He held me.
His hand smoothed over my back, down my thigh, as if reassuring himself I was still there.
I’d never felt so wanted.
So taken.
So ruined.
Because now I knew–I would never want anyone else again.
Liam was soft after.
Gentle.
He cleaned me up, kissed my shoulder, whispered things I couldn’t hear properly through the haze of exhaustion and satisfaction.
We tangled in the sheets again. We touched. Talked. Laughed a little. And yes, we went
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again, maybe twice–before sleep finally claimed us.
And like he’d promised, his name was the only one I screamed all night.
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I woke to an empty bed.
The space where Liam had been was warm, but vacant.
Panic flared in my chest. I sat up, clutching the sheet to my chest, heart thudding.
Where was he?
Had I misread everything?
Did he leave?
I was two seconds from spiraling when I heard it, soft footsteps down the hallway.
The door opened.
And there he was.
Liam walked in carrying a tray with both hands, shirtless, hair a mess, that crooked grin on his face.
“Good morning, chef,” he said. “Thought I’d serve you for a change.”
I blinked. “You made breakfast?”
He placed the tray over my lap and sat on the edge of the bed, watching me like a proud kid who had just finished a science project.
I stared at the eggs, the toast that looked slightly… dark, and the bacon that was aggressively crispy.
I tried not to laugh.
“Wait,” I said, a smirk tugging at my lips. “You’re not trying to poison me, are you?”
He raised a brow. “Rude. I put my heart into this.”
“Oh, it’s the thought that counts, right?”
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He nodded. “Exactly. I mean, I picked up a few things during that lockdown storm situation. I watched you work. Took notes.”
I took a careful bite.
He waited.
“How is it?” he asked.
“Do you want the truth or do you want me to flatter you?”
He winced. “Hit me with the truth.”
I swallowed and smiled sweetly. “It’s horrible.”
Liam groaned, collapsing back onto the bed with a laugh. “Knew I should’ve just ordered in.”
“No, no–it’s endearing. Like watching a toddler try to paint a masterpiece.”
“I forgot you’re a chef,” he muttered.
“Who says you can’t impress one in the kitchen?” I teased, taking an exaggerated bite.
He shot me a look, half daring, half amused–as if to say wanna bet?
“Okay, fine,” I added. “I’ll make us something edible.”
“Deal.”
I slipped out of bed, pulling his oversized shirt around me. It hung almost to my knees and smelled like him.
When I stepped into the kitchen…
I screamed.
“Liam!”
He came running in, looking genuinely alarmed. “What? What happened?”
“What happened in this kitchen!” I pointed at the stove, the three pots he’d somehow used just to make eggs and bacon, and the trail of flour across the counter like a storm had passed through.
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