KYLE: A Mafia Romance (The Callahans Book 4)

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and we got under way. I turned sideways so I could watch the ground race away as we rose into the dark sky. A part of me wished we were headed to Oregon, going back to the security of the world I once was a part of. But that world was gone now. There was never going to be a homecoming for me ever again.
    Kyle unhooked my seatbelt the moment we were at cruising altitude, his hand slipping under the bottom edge of my shirt as he did. I closed my eyes even as he pulled me back into him, his hand sliding further up over my ribs, his fingertips sneaking under the bottom of my bra.
    “Where were we?” he whispered against my ear.
    “We’re not exactly alone here, Kyle.”
    “They know how to make themselves scarce.”
    I started to protest again, but he pulled my jaw around and took the words from my tongue. I couldn’t resist his kiss. It was like some sort of drug. With that first touch, I could feel myself melting against him, remembering how good his touch was and wanting it again and again, over and over. He touched me in places I’d never been touched. And, while that might seem like a given, I wasn’t as much of a prude as everyone thought I was. I’d been kissed. Just not the way Kyle kissed me. It was…I couldn’t even come up with words that described the way he made me feel when he touched me like this.
    His hand continued to slide under my shirt, slipping over my belly, up along my side. I turned into him, and he pressed his finger under the band at the back of my bra, pulling it apart with more skill than I would have imagined from a man. But he was something of a womanizer. And then his hand was cupping my breast, my nipple hard against his palm, and my thoughts just disappeared. I melted as his mouth moved down my throat. He pulled my t-shirt up and out of his way, running his tongue softly around my nipple, his breath creating a cool breeze that felt like electricity against my damp skin. I didn’t think it could get any better, but then he drew my nipple between his teeth and nibbled until I couldn’t catch my breath.
    “Beautiful,” he sighed. “You’re so beautiful.”
    He kissed me hard on the mouth again, a kiss that was lacking all the gentleness of his earlier kisses. This one meant business. It was a kiss that made demands. He pushed me back against the couch, the weight of his body both reassuring and frightening as he nibbled at my throat before returning his attention to my breasts. And then he was working his way down my belly, his lips grazing my skin as his fingers began to work the top button of my jeans.
    It suddenly occurred to me that I was about to lose my virginity thirty-thousand feet up in the air. I couldn’t do that.
    “Kyle—”
    I ran my hand over the top of his head, pushing him back a little as I tried to sit up.
    “Don’t ask me to stop.”
    “I can’t. Not like this.”
    “Like what?” He kissed my neck again, tugging at my shirt in an effort to pull it completely off.
    “That flight attendant…”
    “Sam? She’s knows how to disappear. I told you. This isn’t the first time I’ve had a woman on this plane.”
    That wasn’t a great way to convince me. I didn’t want to know about the succession of girls who’d come before me or to think about the succession of women who would come after.
    He must have felt me stiffen because he pulled back and smoothed the hair out of my face.
    “You’re really uncomfortable with this?”
    “I’m sorry. I just…”
    “The thing is, I’m not the kind of guy who can just turn it off, just like that. And you…you’re my wife.” He studied my face with a strange sort of determination in his eyes. “I think you owe me a little something.”
    “Do I?”
    “I gave you a lovely little bit of pleasure back at the hotel, right?” He ran his finger along my jaw as I turned my head away, already burning with a shameful blush. “Don’t you think I deserve a little relief, too?”
    “Kyle, please…”
    “You show

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