Layla presses her mouth to my shoulder, muffling her moans, as her body begins to convulse under mine. The sound, along with the feel of her orgasming, makes me tighten my hold on her ass so I can move faster.
“Oh, God… Falcon,” she cries, her body arching into mine.
Breathless and high on ecstasy, I groan, “Fuck.”
I’m addicted to her. To the feel of her wetness coating my cock, her inner walls gripping me tightly.
I pound into her, and when the moans of her ecstasy fill my ears, pleasure sizzles down my spine, and my body begins to shudder as I empty myself in her. I keep moving, needing to spill every drop inside of her.
The satisfaction is so intense, spasms of pleasure keep rippling through me, making me slowly rock into her until I let out a breathless groan as my body stills.
After the pleasure fades away, I can’t bring myself to move off of her. I turn my face to hers and press kisses along her jaw while she catches her breath.
“Making love to you is like having an out of body experience,” I whisper by her ear.
“Definitely,” she agrees, sliding her hands up the length of my back. “Can we sleep like this?”
Layla
Joining Kingsley in the kitchen for coffee, I try to be as casual as possible when I ask her, “Did you sleep well.”
“I was out cold,” she says. “I thought I’d have to do fifty position changes and a sacrifice to the gods to fall asleep in the strange bed, but the second my head hit the pillow, it was lights out for me.”
“Oh yeah,” Mason says as he walks into the kitchen. “What would you sacrifice?”
Kingsley’s eyes flick to him. “You really want me to answer that?”
“Coffee can wait,” Lake says as he turns around in the doorway and heads back out.
I let out a burst of laughter and call after him, “I’ll make you some and bring it to the living room.”
Mason opens one of the cabinets and a critter scattering out of it’s hiding place, scares the hell out of him.
When he screams, hitting a high note I didn’t even think was possible for him, I crack up laughing.
“Fu-uck. Fu-uck. Fu-uck. What the fuck was that?” He freaks out while recoiling away from the cabinet.
Kingsley bursts out laughing, instantly sinking to the floor as she points at Mason.
“There’s a sacrifice for you, Hunt.” Mason tries to regain his composure but when he glances at the open cabinet, I almost wet myself.
“Fucking sharing the cabin from hell with the wildlife,” he mumbles as he stalks out of the kitchen.
When Kingsley and I finally manage to stop laughing, I go back to preparing the coffee, including a cup for Falcon as well.
Arms come around me, and Falcon rests his chin on my shoulder. “Are one of those for me?”
“Yes.” I turn my face to him, a happy smile playing around my lips.
He gives me a quick kiss, then whispers, “Why don’t we stay here while the others go ski? I can think of a couple of things we can do.”
“As much as I like that idea, I don’t think they’ll let us stay behind.”
“True.” He reaches for a mug and presses a kiss to my cheek. “Thanks for the coffee.”
After coffee, I say, “We all look awake,” I glance at Lake who’s stretched out on the couch. “Well… almost all of us. Lake, are you sleeping?”
“I’m awake,” he mumbles.
“Let’s get going then.” Slapping my hands together with excitement, I mention, “I’ve never been skiing so today should be interesting.”
“Don’t worry, I’ve only been once, and all I can remember was the cold,” Kingsley says.
“Mason’s pretty good,” Falcon mentions. “And Lake…?”
When Falcon pauses, Lake lifts his head. “Hey, at least I don’t fall down anymore.”
“True, you just need to learn how to stop,” Mason teases him.
“Can you ski?” I ask Falcon.
“I’m not the best, but I can manage,” he replies, and wrapping an arm around me, he pulls me closer.
“He’s lying, Layla,” Mason says. “He taught me how to ski.”
“You did? Will you teach me? Then I don’t have to get an instructor.”
A scowl darkens his face. “Instructor? What instructor? If you let some guy anywhere near you, there will be a murder up on that slope.”
I let out a burst of laughter and wag my eyebrows. “I saw this cute instr –”
My words are cut off when Falcon ducks down, and he throws me over his shoulder. A smack lands on my butt, making me laugh uncontrollably.
He stalks out the front door, grumbling, “Cute my fucking ass.”
Between laughing and trying to breathe while hanging upside down, I get out, “She… is…. really…. Cute.”
Falcon stops by the van and sets me back down on my feet. “She?”
I nod, my eyes watering. He takes hold of my chin and presses a hard kiss to my mouth. “I’ll teach my woman how to ski.”
My woman.
We meet up with some of the students from the Academy while we’re waiting our turn to go up on the slope.
“My ears are freezing. They feel like two blocks of ice,” Kingsley complains, pressing her headband down on her ears.
Mason steps in behind her and moves her hands away. “What are you doing?” Kingsley scowls, but before she can turn her head toward him, he places his hands over her ears and leaning forward, he blows hot air between his cupped hand and her ear.
Lake, Falcon and I can only stare in shock.
Kingsley freezes as if someone just poured a bucket of ice over her. She begins to blink faster, her voice sounding cautious as she asks, “Ahh… what’s happening right now?”
“I’m being nice,” Mason mutters before warming her other ear.
Kingsley’s eyes dart to mine where I’m still staring at them, not quite processing what I’m seeing.
Mason adjusts the headband, pats her on the back and walks toward the ski lifts that are coming in.
“Should I worry?” Kingsley asks, her eyes darting between Falcon and Lake. “Do you think maybe he’s lost his mind?”
Lake rubs a hand over his jaw, then says, “I’m actually not sure. Maybe he’s coming down with the flu.”
“See, when I’m nice, you all think I’m insane. Get your asses to the lifts, so I can push Hunt down the slope.” He gets on one, growling under his breath, “Can’t fucking win.”
“He’s fine,” Falcon says, nudging my back to get me walking.
The view as we go up with the ski lifts is incredibly beautiful. When we reach the top, Falcon helps me to get all the gear on. He takes hold of my hands and pulls me into a standing position.
“Bring your legs together before you do the splits,” he chuckles.
Hopping, I close the gap, then grin up at him. “Do I get to ski now?”
He lets out a bark of laughter. “No, you get to stand and watch me.”
The moment he lets go of my hands, I tumble backward, landing on my butt. “It’s okay, I’ll sit and watch you,” I laugh while shaking the snow from my gloves.
“I’m going to do a couple of short runs, so you can see the motions and what I do to stop. After that, you’ll try a short distance.”
He makes it look so damn easy as he pushes away and effortlessly makes a zig-zag pattern.
“Oh shit. Oh shit. Oh shit,” I hear Kingsley panicking, and glance to my right. She’s about to lose her balance when Mason comes up behind her and putting his hands on her hips, he helps her regain her balance.
Skiing away from her, he shouts, “Try not to break your neck, Hunt.”
She somehow makes it to me and then falls back. “It’s much harder than it looks.”
“Yeah,” I agree. “At least we’re not the only ones who suck.” I point to a group of students also trying to stand without falling.
“Layla,” I hear Falcon say, and glance up a
t him. “Are the two of you going to just sit and chill, because I can head down then?”
“Oops, I forgot to look.” I make a cute face and hold my hands out to him. “I’m sorry.”
He shakes his head and grinning, takes hold of me and pulls me up. “I’m going to ski backward. All you have to do is follow.”
We spent the morning having fun. I almost fall, but Falcon catches me, and as I smile up into his eyes, I can’t believe how happy I am.
Holding onto him, I glance over my shoulder, and my eyes skip from Lake to Kingsley to Mason.
How freaking lucky am I to have this amazing group of people in my life?
ASPEN, Colorado – Two people were caught in a skier-triggered avalanche off the west side of Aspen Mountain this morning.
The disaster was triggered by a skier, who after skiing about 50 yards down the slope, caused a large avalanche to break. The slide caught the two skiers below him, according to the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office. They were part of a group of students.
One of the skiers was swept about 100 yards down the slope, and buried, but escaped with little injury, the sheriff’s office reported. There’s an ongoing search for the other skier who has been missing for over two hours. Authorities are using ‘cell phone triangulation’ to pinpoint the skier’s location.
To be continued in Mason’s book,
coming September 9th.
Trinity Academy
FALCON
Novel #1 ~ Falcon Reyes & Layla Shepard
MASON
Novel #2 ~ Mason Chargill & Kingsley Hunt
LAKE
Novel #3 ~ Lake Cutler & Lee-ann Park
Enemies To Lovers
Heartless
Novel #1 ~ Carter Hayes & Della Truman
Reckless
Novel #2 ~ Logan West & Mia Daniels
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Careless
Novel #3 ~ Jaxson West & Leigh Baxter
Ruthless
Novel #4 ~ Marcus Reed & Willow Brooks
Shameless
Novel #5 ~ Rhett Daniels & Evie Cole
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Acknowledgments
Sheldon, you’re my rainbow. Thank you for all the color you add to my life.
To my beta readers, Kelly, Kristine, Elaine, Sarah, and Sherrie - Thank you for being the godparents of my paper-baby.
Sheena, Allyson, and Leeann - Thank you for listening to me ramble, for reading and rereading every book, and for helping me to create. I’d be lost without you.
Candi Kane PR - Girl, thank you for being patient with me and my bad habit of missing deadlines.
Wander & Andrew – Thank you for giving Falcon the perfect look.
A special thank you to every blogger and reader who took the time to take part in the cover reveal and release day.
Love ya all tons ;)
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