The Original Sinners: The Red Years. Tiffany Reisz
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Название: The Original Sinners: The Red Years

Автор: Tiffany Reisz

Издательство: HarperCollins

Жанр: Зарубежные любовные романы

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isbn: 9781472095848

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СКАЧАТЬ she sat on the floor. He knelt in front of her and ordered her to meet his eyes.

      “Are you ready to apologize now?” he asked her. “Or shall I continue beating Simone?”

      The only thing worse than one of his beatings was being forced to watch while someone else took the punishment that was rightfully hers. She slowly nodded her head.

      “Good girl,” he said. He stood up and walked over to the girl on the cross. He unbound her wrists and ankles. Simone stepped gingerly off the platform and knelt on the floor. She kissed the top of his bare feet and rose up again. He bent his head and in a voice too low to overhear, whispered something in her ear. The girl blushed and smiled. She asked for permission to kiss his hand. He granted it.

      Simone kissed the center of his palm, gathered her clothes and left the room. They were alone again.

      He walked back to her and squatted in front of her. He untied the gag and waited.

      “You have something to say to me?” he asked.

      “Yes, sir.” She took a ragged breath. “I’m sorry I forgot to call, sir. I apologize for worrying you. I was so tired when I got home I went straight to bed.”

      “It takes mere seconds to call and let me know you arrived home. You are my most treasured possession. Your value to me is beyond what you can conceive. It is my duty to protect you. You know my rules. And you know better than to flout them.”

      She hated when she disappointed him. But it wasn’t her fault she was so tired. He’d kept her up until

      3:00 a.m. beating her and fucking her over and over again. It had taken everything she had to just make it to her bed that night. She knew she’d worried him when she hadn’t called. But it was galling to be treated like a teenager with a curfew. She’d refused to apologize at first. She was twenty-six years old, for God’s sake.

      “Forgive me, please. I’ll do anything.”

      He raised his eyebrow and she knew she’d made a mistake.

      “Anything?”

      Her stomach fell through the floor.

      An antique black rotary phone sat on a table in his private quarters. He only ever used it for one purpose. He used it for that purpose now.

      She didn’t look up when the door opened. She knew from the shoes who it was who’d entered. Black riding boots. Men’s riding boots.

      She shouldn’t have said “anything.”

      He returned to her and released her from the floor. He didn’t remove the handcuffs, though. He kept her hands cuffed behind her back. He’d made her wear her old school uniform tonight in honor of the first time he’d seen her in handcuffs.

      He unbuttoned her blouse and pushed it roughly off her shoulders. His mouth crashed onto hers and he kissed her until her lips were sore and swollen. He kissed his way down her neck and across her shoulders and breasts, leaving a trail of bite marks and bruises. He pushed her onto her back on the bed and wrenched her skirt up to her hips. He yanked her white cotton panties down her legs, over her white knee socks and saddle shoes. His fingers pushed inside her and spread her wide for him. He gripped her arm and shoved her onto her stomach. She felt his hands between her legs again separating her, prying her open. She braced herself and groaned as he pushed inside her. He rode her with fierce thrusts that left her gasping. She didn’t want to moan or cry out. Not with an audience standing at the foot of the bed smiling and watching everything he did to her. But he wrenched the cries from her. She pressed her face into the bed and bit the coverlet trying to stifle the sound of her climax.

      He kept thrusting and she was close to her second humiliating orgasm when he came inside her with a ferocious final thrust. She whimpered as he pulled out of her. She rolled onto her side and brought her legs up to her chest. Now they were both looking at her.

      The man in the riding boots strolled toward her. He crawled onto the bed.

      “Sir, please,” she begged.

      “You did say anything.”

      She swallowed and nodded.

      “Yes, sir.”

      The man in the riding boots took her by the ankle and dragged her toward him.

      “C’est à moi,” the man said as he opened his pants. He pushed inside her and she raised her hips to take him deeper.

      My turn.

      Nora turned her head and checked the clock. Zach would probably be here soon. She laughed to herself at the thought of Zach getting stuck in handcuffs. How or why he’d been playing with handcuffs she could only begin to imagine. But knowing that sexy stuffed shirt of an Englishman there was no way he ended up in them for any of the reasons she ever had.

      She stared at the words on her screen—C’est à moi, she read again and sighed. She exited from the document without saving it then stood up and headed to the living room.

      Wesley lay stretched out on the couch with a chemistry textbook balanced on his chest and a highlighter between his teeth. He looked so warm and comfortable in his battered jeans and bleached-white socks and the double layer of T-shirts that she just wanted to stretch out on top of him and fall asleep on his chest. She was deliriously relieved he was home. But as happy as she was to have him back, she worried he was going to make himself sick again. He was supposed to start giving himself his insulin shots in his stomach, but he hadn’t been able to make himself do it yet.

      “You catching up on your homework?” she asked.

      Wesley spit the highlighter out.

      “Yeah. I’ve got three days of make-up work. I know what I’ll be doing this weekend.”

      “Don’t work too hard. I want to see nothing but decadent laziness on your part.”

      “I think I can handle that. Where are you going?” he asked as she pulled her coat on.

      “Across the street. Zach’s coming over. When you’re done laughing at him, just send him over. Tell him to go in and look up.”

      Wesley eyed her suspiciously.

      “Why would I laugh at Zach?”

      She bent down and kissed him on the forehead.

      “You’ll see.”

      * * *

      Zach hopped the train and headed north to Nora’s. But when he knocked on the door it was Wesley who answered.

      “Feeling better?” Zach asked.

      “Much. Puking your guts out then fainting in a library bathroom is no way to spend a Monday night.”

      “Agreed. Nora seems quite pleased to have you back. You gave her quite the scare.”

      “It’s only fair. She scares me half to death at least once a week.” Zach laughed but Wesley’s eyes showed no mirth.

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