When It Ends

by Penelope Black

“Everyone thinks the phrase is ‘blood is thicker than water,’ but the real phrase is ‘the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb,’”

“That’s alright, Cher. I’m excellent at sharing.”

A smirk spreads across his face. “You’re staring.” My gaze snaps to the windshield and my neck straightens. “I was not.” “It’s alright, baby girl. I like the way your eyes feel on me,” he murmurs.

There’s nothing around me that I could use as a weapon, unless you count high cholesterol.

“I want to ride your cock, West. And then I want you to fuck me like you’ll die if you don’t get inside of me.

“What if this is it? If this is when it ends?” Sonny smooths his thumb between my bunched brows. “Then I’ll find you in the next life.” “And in the one after that,” West vows. “In every life,” Cole promises.

“I love you—all of you. But today, I want you to fuck me like you don’t.”