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with nothing but what she’d left him with—memories.
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By the time Mia reached work on Monday morning, she couldn’t believe she was actually considering seeing Ty again. Sexually. Bringing out Mistress Mina for one more spin before retirement.
But sex like that—God, she’d never had sex like that.
Before Saturday night, she’d thought she’d had some good lovers. She’d thought she was an energetic bed partner herself and had never gotten any complaints. But her domination game with Ty had been different. She’d been making it up as she went, knowing little more about true domination than what she’d been able to read on the Internet over the few days prior, yet whatever she’d done had clearly worked—at least for her. Her whole body had been left practically humming from the two spectacular orgasms Ty had delivered to her at Aunt Sophie’s place. Even now, her pussy tingled at the mere thought of them.
“Hey, sweet thing, what’s shakin’?”
She looked up to see Ty walk in with a big smile on his face. At the sight of her unsuspecting lover, her stomach contracted and her breath trembled. Get it under control.
“You’re awfully chipper for a Monday morning,” she managed to say.
“Had a great weekend,” he replied easily. Rather than making a beeline for his office, as usual, he stopped and rested his arms on the counter, looking almost giddy.
“Oh?” she asked, trying to hold her voice steady. “What was so great about it?”
“Jack’s party. Met a woman. She rocked my world.”
It wasn’t unusual for Ty to give her little snippets of his sex life this way, but this was the first time she could remember hearing about it without the news making her insanely jealous.
He tilted his head. “Hey, wait a minute. Speaking of Jack’s party, where were you?” 55
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Excellent question. For which she—stupidly—had not prepared an answer. She reached for the simplest reply at hand. “Met a guy,” she said with a smile. “ He rocked my world.”
Ty blinked, looking understandably surprised. While he generally knew who she dated and had even met some of the guys on occasion, she didn’t usually allude to her sexual encounters, even in simple terms like this.
He raised his eyebrows. “Please tell me he’s someone I would approve of.” She couldn’t help smiling. “Well,” she began, leaning her head to one side, “I can’t be certain you’d approve , but I think you’d get along with him.” His eyes narrowed. “Any tattoos?”
She shook her head. “Unfortunately not. That’s his one flaw.”
“What is it with you and tattoos anyway?”
She shrugged. “Turns me on, I guess.” Then she squared her gaze on him. “We all have our little turn-ons, don’t we?”
As she’d hoped, she could almost see his thoughts traveling back to Saturday night, to rope and riding crops. Finally, he gave a short, almost-sheepish laugh. “Yeah, I guess we do.” Just as quickly, though, his eyes turned serious and protective again. “But listen, Mia, just be careful. Okay?”
“Of?”
“Guys who…well, just guys you don’t know very well. This is a crazy city with a lot of unusual people. I just…wouldn’t want you to get hurt in any way.”
“You forget, Ty, you’re the transplant. I grew up thirty minutes from here. I’m well aware of where we live.”
He sighed. “I know. And I don’t mean to treat you like a little kid or something. I just…you know.”
“No, I don’t know. What?”
“I care. That’s all.”
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Her heart constricted lightly, and one of her most frequent thoughts came back to her. If you only knew, Ty.
If you only knew how deeply it touches me that you care, but how badly I wish you cared in a different way.
She added a new thought. If you only knew how much of a little girl I’m not . If you only knew I was the woman who tied you up and fucked you senseless Saturday night, just like
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By the time Mia reached work on Monday morning, she couldn’t believe she was actually considering seeing Ty again. Sexually. Bringing out Mistress Mina for one more spin before retirement.
But sex like that—God, she’d never had sex like that.
Before Saturday night, she’d thought she’d had some good lovers. She’d thought she was an energetic bed partner herself and had never gotten any complaints. But her domination game with Ty had been different. She’d been making it up as she went, knowing little more about true domination than what she’d been able to read on the Internet over the few days prior, yet whatever she’d done had clearly worked—at least for her. Her whole body had been left practically humming from the two spectacular orgasms Ty had delivered to her at Aunt Sophie’s place. Even now, her pussy tingled at the mere thought of them.
“Hey, sweet thing, what’s shakin’?”
She looked up to see Ty walk in with a big smile on his face. At the sight of her unsuspecting lover, her stomach contracted and her breath trembled. Get it under control.
“You’re awfully chipper for a Monday morning,” she managed to say.
“Had a great weekend,” he replied easily. Rather than making a beeline for his office, as usual, he stopped and rested his arms on the counter, looking almost giddy.
“Oh?” she asked, trying to hold her voice steady. “What was so great about it?”
“Jack’s party. Met a woman. She rocked my world.”
It wasn’t unusual for Ty to give her little snippets of his sex life this way, but this was the first time she could remember hearing about it without the news making her insanely jealous.
He tilted his head. “Hey, wait a minute. Speaking of Jack’s party, where were you?” 55
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Excellent question. For which she—stupidly—had not prepared an answer. She reached for the simplest reply at hand. “Met a guy,” she said with a smile. “ He rocked my world.”
Ty blinked, looking understandably surprised. While he generally knew who she dated and had even met some of the guys on occasion, she didn’t usually allude to her sexual encounters, even in simple terms like this.
He raised his eyebrows. “Please tell me he’s someone I would approve of.” She couldn’t help smiling. “Well,” she began, leaning her head to one side, “I can’t be certain you’d approve , but I think you’d get along with him.” His eyes narrowed. “Any tattoos?”
She shook her head. “Unfortunately not. That’s his one flaw.”
“What is it with you and tattoos anyway?”
She shrugged. “Turns me on, I guess.” Then she squared her gaze on him. “We all have our little turn-ons, don’t we?”
As she’d hoped, she could almost see his thoughts traveling back to Saturday night, to rope and riding crops. Finally, he gave a short, almost-sheepish laugh. “Yeah, I guess we do.” Just as quickly, though, his eyes turned serious and protective again. “But listen, Mia, just be careful. Okay?”
“Of?”
“Guys who…well, just guys you don’t know very well. This is a crazy city with a lot of unusual people. I just…wouldn’t want you to get hurt in any way.”
“You forget, Ty, you’re the transplant. I grew up thirty minutes from here. I’m well aware of where we live.”
He sighed. “I know. And I don’t mean to treat you like a little kid or something. I just…you know.”
“No, I don’t know. What?”
“I care. That’s all.”
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Her heart constricted lightly, and one of her most frequent thoughts came back to her. If you only knew, Ty.
If you only knew how deeply it touches me that you care, but how badly I wish you cared in a different way.
She added a new thought. If you only knew how much of a little girl I’m not . If you only knew I was the woman who tied you up and fucked you senseless Saturday night, just like
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