E
ven in the darkness, I could see the mischief in his eyes. He slowly got out of his bed while a purr resonated from his chest.
“Beg,” he said with a devious grin on his face.
I knew he would do this. But two can play this game.
“I don’t beg,” I snorted.
He edged closer, his lips were inched away from mine. “We will see about that,” he said. The warm breath that left his lips moved over mine, making a shiver move down my spine.
I slowly untied my robe and let it fall from my shoulders. I couldn’t help but notice the small flicker in his eyes.
“If you don’t want to, I can go,” I said while slowly walking backward.
“You wouldn’t,” he said.
“Don’t test me,” I said while narrowing my eyes at him.
My hand reached for the door, only when I was about to turn around did Jackson slam me
