Doc
It had been a year since the woman Sax loved walked away. He'd thought Holly had been it for him, that he'd found something that would last a lifetime. But some things just weren't meant to be. After a year on the road, he returned to the Desert Rebels, ready to move on with his life without her...until she shows up...and with a baby.
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"Which one of my brothers do I kill?"
The coldness of his tone frightened me. He meant it. "I never cheated on you," I whispered hoarsely. A sob escaped me. "I love you."
He pounded the pillow next to my head. "Enough," he snarled with impatience. "I don't want to hear that fucking lie out of your mouth again." Even as he growled the words he kept his voice low so not to wake Ava.
It wasn't a lie, but his tone revealed that he wouldn't believe anything else. That he'd made up his mind a long time ago, and he was too filled with hate and rage now. Ava could very well be his but telling him that wouldn't help right at this moment. He was fueled by alcohol, and another emotion I hadn't seen in him before. A kind of desperation.
"I loved you."Again in the past tense. His tortured whisper broke me. "I. Loved. You." His mouth moved against the side of my neck as he spoke, causing little tingles down my spine.
I felt his hands glide down the side of my barely clad body where he gripped my hips brutally hard. I remembered how good we were together. How every time we'd fucked it had felt as if it was the first time all over again. The excitement, the intense ride to completion had never waned between us. As the hard ridge of his shaft rested against my pelvic bone I thought how easy it would be for Sax to open his pants and just slip into me.
"Fuck…I missed you," came his quiet voice right before he inhaled deeply. "Missed your scent."
"I'm sure you haven't gone without since our breakup."
He stiffened against me, his hands clenching my hips. He pulled back far enough so that I could see the glitter of his eyes glaring down at me. "You're so fucking wrong, Holly. I never considered us over."
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