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“My favorite thing is when you smile,” he whispered. “My second favorite is knowing I made you smile.”
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“Feelings aren’t something you run from,” Christophe answered softly. “You bring them with you wherever you go.”
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“You deserve—” “You. That is what I deserve, diablo.” Stavros’ lashes lifted. “Then take what you deserve.”
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“We deserve each other.” “Got that shit right in one.” Daniel squinted at him. “Must you always swear?” The happiness in Stavros’ chest bubbled over, spilling from his lips in the form of low chuckle. “Fucking yes.”
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“We connected through blood and violence,” Daniel said thoughtfully. “We’re bloody, violent men.” A slow smile broke across Daniel’s face. Goddamn. He would never not stun Stavros with that gesture. “We”
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“I think I’m your mirror image.” He held Daniel’s gaze. “Like knows like, yes?” Stavros licked his chapped lips. “The monster in you recognizes the monster in me,” he whispered. “And it wants to play.”
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“I am yours. To fuck. To torture. To kill. I am yours.” For some reason, the truth of those words were the saddest thing Stavros ever experienced.”
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“But the sooner you talk to your brother, the sooner my tongue can be in your ass.”
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“That shit was fucking foreplay to me. You know that.”
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“We’re just here for the Greek.” Stavros cocked his head. “Wait, you’re here to kidnap me from my kidnapper?” Seriously?”
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“You have my attention,” he murmured. “That is what you wanted, yes? But you must know, Stavros…”
Stavros inhaled.
“You must know you had it from the very beginning. You never lost my attention.”
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Stavros inhaled.
“You must know you had it from the very beginning. You never lost my attention.”
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“My family, the one I’d die for? My family is made up of some of the most dangerous men you’ve never heard of. I’m seven killers deep.”
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“This was Daniel’s world. The Greek’s, too. They were so alike, it was almost comforting.”
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“You don’t get to fucking make me love you then leave me behind.”
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“Bending over, he gasped for breath. “Se agápo.” He shook against Daniel. “I love you.” “Diablo, te amo,” Daniel whispered”
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“Fuck.” Stavros fell on him. Carefully, though. Cupping Daniel’s face with cold, trembling hands. “You died. You died. You died!” He spun away then faced Daniel just as quickly. “Twice I watched you stop breathing.” His breaths were labored, agony bleeding from his eyes. Dripping from his words. “Twice I watched your heart stop.”
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“Daniel’s face with cold, trembling hands. “You died. You died. You died!” He spun away then faced Daniel just as quickly.”
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“I expect you to love me like I love you,” he whispered into that kiss. “I expect you to do right by me, because I will do right by you.” Stavros shuddered. His grip on Daniel faltered.”
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“Your touch kills me,” Daniel confessed through the thickness in his throat. “It’s the sweetest murder, and I want it again and again.” Fingers crooked, he went deep in search of that knot.”
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“It wasn’t that much of a revelation at all, to realize he’d set himself on fire to keep Stavros Konstantinou warm.”
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“Like the sun on his nape. Like the weight of Stavros’ body pressed to his.”
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“The Greek tensed slightly. “Is this you running from me?” “Yes.” Daniel gave him the truth, rubbing his nose over Stavros’. “But I’ll always end up back here, next to you.”
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“And you’re wearing my shirt.” The corners of Daniel’s mouth curved. “Do you mind?” Arms circled his waist and Stavros’ head dropped to rest against Daniel’s back. “I do, but only because I want to touch your skin.”
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“Would she recognize her husband the way he was now? In bed with the man who’d slit her throat, halfway gone in love with him.”
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“She’d see it, she’d understand just how much Stavros stunned Daniel. She had to know how hard he fought his connection to Stavros. She had to know how impossible it was to fight your heart.”
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“Tócame.” His cock lay atop his belly, thick, the veins bulging. Dripping.”
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“He disappeared into Stavros’ mouth, into his touch. Falling faster and harder than he ever intended. He didn’t outrun the betrayal. No, it stayed with him, keeping pace with every thrust of his tongue into Stavros’ hot and wet mouth. Every tug on Stavros’ hair. Every roll of his hips that pushed him into Stavros’ body, erections grinding.”
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“Eyes closed, Stavros clung to the sheets, fisting them as he sank deeper, the non-existent gag-reflex allowing him to throat all that thickness. Daniel throbbed for him, spilling liquid secrets that burst across his taste buds and sent him groaning. Shuddering.”
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“The scent of a man. This man. He ached from head to toe. He ached. He craved.”
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“Seconds later, his nephew came clambering down the stairs, the family’s dog in his arms, happily licking his face. He saluted them with his gun as he stood next to Daniel.”
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