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His grin is wicked as he lines himself up and slams into me.

My head falls back as my husband fucks me fast and hard.

Within seconds, I feel my orgasm building.

It starts in my toes and shoots up my legs to my lower back. The moment his thumb swipes over my clit, I shatter.

“Yes!”

His thrusts grow reckless as he holds me at the hips and jerks me against him with each pump.

“Sunny, I’m never going to get enough of you.” The edge in his voice encourages my orgasm to linger long.

When his release hits, he buckles forward, his lips to my neck as he nips me.

“I love you,” he says.

“I love you, too,” I say and press my lips to his one more time. “Now, we really need to hurry.”

“Fuck.” He laughs, pulling himself out of me and rushing into the bathroom. I do the same, then quickly put on a pair of clean underwear.

We’re out the door and in my car in five minutes.

“I can’t believe we are actually going on a real honeymoon.”

“It’s about damn time,” he says, grabbing my hand and kissing the back of it.

“All good things come with time,” I remind him.

He nods and then gives me a wink.

“Yes, they do.”

Preston and I, and both of our companies, are officially old news. There are too many scandals happening in this world for the media to keep reporting on a couple who are committed to actually staying married. Sure, we still have a reporter looking for comments here or there, but their obsession faded after some movie star was caught cheating on his wife with multiple women.

With the news of our wedding and the official merger of King Enterprises with the lodge, work was busier than ever. So busy, in fact, that we postponed our honeymoon three times. I mean, we did take a few days off to spend together, just the two of us, but we didn’t go far. When you don’t plan on leaving your room, what’s the point of being anywhere but your own house?

But no more waiting. It’s officially honeymoon time for us.

Not to mention, two weeks ago, Preston was officially installed as the CEO of King Enterprises. We did choose to add the lodge under the name, but I am still the full owner and have final say in all decision-making. If anything were to happen to me, that role falls to Gavin and then Preston. If Wren ever decides she wants in, I’ll change that.

The board didn’t rescind their offer, but they did request that Preston’s father remain on as a mentor for the first year and that Preston split his time between Wyoming and California. Considering Preston wants to be more hands-on in this new role, that was an easy yes.

Marcus was the first person Preston let go under his leadership, with a few of the others following suit. Turns out, Marcus didn’t want Preston as CEO because he was hiding things he knew he’d never get away with under Preston. The big ones being trying to start his own company, bribing current clients to make the move with him, and convincing the board to reject offers all so he could weasel his way in and sign them with his new company.

If King Enterprises has been in any magazines lately, it’s for the fast changes Preston has initiated to fall into place by the end of this year and how he’s setting the standard for leadership across billion-dollar companies.

So, to sum it up, things are really good.

Even splitting our time between LA and Lovers has been easier than I expected it to be. Turns out, when you’re all in, making it work is the easy part.

The trips to California have been good for me. My trust in leaving the lodge in Gavin’s hands is better than ever before, but with me being gone more often, we did have to hire an assistant for him.

“I hope Gavin does all right while I’m gone,” I say.

Hey, I said I was doing better, but again, I’m not perfect.

“He’s going to be fine. And once his assistant starts, he’ll be even better.”