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Authors: Lexie Davis
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He blew out a long stream of smoke. “Thanks, baby, but I’m okay.”
“Do you get headaches? Nausea?”
He pulled her to him, careful not to burn her with his cigarette. “I should have known better than to tell my problems to a doctor.”
She rested her chin on his chest, loving the way he felt against her. “I’m worried about you.”
“I appreciate it,” he said before kissing her. “But I’m okay.”
“Have you ever relapsed?”
“Not yet.” He took a drag off his cigarette.
She smoothed her hand along his chest. “How long did you use?”
“A few years.”
“A lot?”
“Enough.” He laid his cheek against her forehead. “Please stop worrying about me.”
But she did worry about him. The club used drugs heavily and with Ryker being around it all the time, he was at a high risk of relapsing. She’d seen the effects of a relapse and they were often worse than the initial addiction. He struggled with the craving. She could see it in his temperament. He didn’t want to look at her. His hands shook as he raised the cigarette to his lips.
She smiled. “Easier said than done.”
Caring for people wasn’t something she could readily turn off. She cared for complete strangers without any rhyme or reason. Her professors in med school considered her an oddball in today’s society. Most were narcissistic and out to get what they could. She supposed that was why she fit so well with the free clinic program at the hospital.
“You know you can come to me if you need anything, right?” She pulled back so that she could stare into his eyes. The darkness did little to hide his surprised reaction. “You’re not the only one with a school boy crush. I liked you too, you dork.”
And she did. He was fun to be around. Even when they’d been younger they hadn’t spoken much, but his presence had made her smile. She felt safe around him. She thought about what she’d been like at fifteen and that sheltered girl probably would have went out with Ryker if he’d asked her. But he hadn’t. Even when he’d been busy flirting with the other girls, he’d always stopped to smile at her. There was an attraction between them that she couldn’t deny. It had grown even stronger when they’d met up again, after she’d moved back to the city to start her residency.
“You had a crush on me?” He grinned. “I guess that explains why you didn’t let me get anywhere near you.”
She rolled her eyes. “You didn’t make huge advancements either. Put that nasty, cancer-causing stick out and come back inside with me.”
He smashed what was left of his cigarette against the railing. “And then what?”
She gripped his hand and tugged him toward her. “And then you can kiss me.”
“I can kiss you right now.” To prove his point, he did. A five o’clock shadow had darkened his jaw, lightly scraping against her as he moved in. Ruggedly handsome and the epitome of a bad boy, he had the most kissable lips. Ella couldn’t get enough. “We don’t need to go inside for that. There wasn’t even tongue.”
She brought his hand to her stomach and pushed it lower until his fingers brushed against her crotch. “Here.”
“Oh, that. I can definitely do that.”
Ella pulled him back into her apartment and let him press her up against the door after they’d closed it. He kissed and licked along her neck while his hands held her hips to him.
“I changed my mind.” Ella pushed lightly at his chest. Her hands dropped to his pants, quickly undoing them. “I want you inside me instead.”
“Ah, Ella.” He groaned when she wrapped her fingers around his cock. “You’re going to be the death of me.”
Her thumb stroked along the tip of his cock. He went hard almost instantly and she couldn’t help loving that she had that
He blew out a long stream of smoke. “Thanks, baby, but I’m okay.”
“Do you get headaches? Nausea?”
He pulled her to him, careful not to burn her with his cigarette. “I should have known better than to tell my problems to a doctor.”
She rested her chin on his chest, loving the way he felt against her. “I’m worried about you.”
“I appreciate it,” he said before kissing her. “But I’m okay.”
“Have you ever relapsed?”
“Not yet.” He took a drag off his cigarette.
She smoothed her hand along his chest. “How long did you use?”
“A few years.”
“A lot?”
“Enough.” He laid his cheek against her forehead. “Please stop worrying about me.”
But she did worry about him. The club used drugs heavily and with Ryker being around it all the time, he was at a high risk of relapsing. She’d seen the effects of a relapse and they were often worse than the initial addiction. He struggled with the craving. She could see it in his temperament. He didn’t want to look at her. His hands shook as he raised the cigarette to his lips.
She smiled. “Easier said than done.”
Caring for people wasn’t something she could readily turn off. She cared for complete strangers without any rhyme or reason. Her professors in med school considered her an oddball in today’s society. Most were narcissistic and out to get what they could. She supposed that was why she fit so well with the free clinic program at the hospital.
“You know you can come to me if you need anything, right?” She pulled back so that she could stare into his eyes. The darkness did little to hide his surprised reaction. “You’re not the only one with a school boy crush. I liked you too, you dork.”
And she did. He was fun to be around. Even when they’d been younger they hadn’t spoken much, but his presence had made her smile. She felt safe around him. She thought about what she’d been like at fifteen and that sheltered girl probably would have went out with Ryker if he’d asked her. But he hadn’t. Even when he’d been busy flirting with the other girls, he’d always stopped to smile at her. There was an attraction between them that she couldn’t deny. It had grown even stronger when they’d met up again, after she’d moved back to the city to start her residency.
“You had a crush on me?” He grinned. “I guess that explains why you didn’t let me get anywhere near you.”
She rolled her eyes. “You didn’t make huge advancements either. Put that nasty, cancer-causing stick out and come back inside with me.”
He smashed what was left of his cigarette against the railing. “And then what?”
She gripped his hand and tugged him toward her. “And then you can kiss me.”
“I can kiss you right now.” To prove his point, he did. A five o’clock shadow had darkened his jaw, lightly scraping against her as he moved in. Ruggedly handsome and the epitome of a bad boy, he had the most kissable lips. Ella couldn’t get enough. “We don’t need to go inside for that. There wasn’t even tongue.”
She brought his hand to her stomach and pushed it lower until his fingers brushed against her crotch. “Here.”
“Oh, that. I can definitely do that.”
Ella pulled him back into her apartment and let him press her up against the door after they’d closed it. He kissed and licked along her neck while his hands held her hips to him.
“I changed my mind.” Ella pushed lightly at his chest. Her hands dropped to his pants, quickly undoing them. “I want you inside me instead.”
“Ah, Ella.” He groaned when she wrapped her fingers around his cock. “You’re going to be the death of me.”
Her thumb stroked along the tip of his cock. He went hard almost instantly and she couldn’t help loving that she had that
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