Hail Mary (Red Zone Rivals, #4)

by Kandi Steiner

“Where are you off to?” I asked. “I’m sorry, are you my daddy now?” “In every single one of my dreams.”

“Look, what happens to me is none of your business.” “What if I want it to be?”

“You…” he croaked, and then shook his head, deftly blinking before his eyes found mine. “Stig?” The nickname was just above a whisper when it left him, but it felt like a knife to my chest. I swallowed. I nodded. And then I let out a gasp of a sob as he charged me and swept me into his arms.

“Open these legs wide for me, baby.” He pushed and pushed until my hips hit their maximum, until I was completely at his disposal. “Let me see my girl.”

“You don’t own me,” I said, trying to scoff even as I writhed beneath him. “Oh, but I do, cariño,” he said, and his eyes stayed locked on mine as he swept his tongue up the length of me. “And you own me, too.”

“How’s my girl?” he asked sleepily. I smiled, heart skipping a beat. “Better now.”

Her eyes softened, and she nodded. “I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t still scared.” “That’s okay,” I told her. “One day at a time, I’ll stay. I’ll be here for you. And I’ll prove to you that you don’t have anything to be afraid of.”

“Mi amor, mi cariño, mi cielo,” I whispered against her neck between soft kisses. “I love you.”