“I couldn’t agree more,” she sighed.
“I have something to tell you,” I confessed as I flicked my hips, getting deeper. “I realized something about you.”
“Yeah?” Her hands ran over my shoulders, and I closed my eyes at how nice it felt to be touched.
“Mm,” I kissed her jaw, “you’re making me better.”
“You couldn’t get any better,” she breathed and wiggled against me.
“No, I mean it may sound funny, but what I mean is I think I’m a better person now.”
“You’re a great person, Ty.”
“But I’m better because of you. Wanna know why?”
“Okay.” She arched her back to let me in further.
“I was struggling back at the hotel, you know, about Brown, and you know what I did?” I stopped moving and stared down into her glazed eyes. “I called my mom and apologized for how I’d treated her and the fami
