Your Christmas Love (The Bennett Family 10)
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“Not right now.”
She shuddered in my arms. I loved that I affected her so much. She pushed her ass back, smacking right into me, pressing her ass cheek against my erection.
I groaned, taking in a deep breath, trying to rein in my instincts. I wanted to devour her.
“You liar. You do have sexy time on your mind.”
“Always. But I have other plans for us right now.”
“What?”
“Come on, lovely girl. Let’s get you some breakfast.”
“I like the sound of that. What are you going to feed me?”
“Let’s go look.”
I laced our hands as I got out of bed, leading her through the apartment. I took a good look at her while we busied ourselves around the kitchen. My woman was her usual bubbly self again, chatting my ear off, smiling for no reason.
Who knew that this spirited woman who always spoke her mind would change my life so much?
Our breakfast consisted of eggs and bacon and a lot of coffee.
“Hey, so do you want to watch a movie before we go to lunch with my siblings?”
“If it means you keep looking at me like this, hell yes!”
She grinned at me. “You’re in a great mood this morning.”
“Yes, I am.”
“Can I take some credit for that?”
I waggled my eyebrows. “Debatable.”
She pointed her coffee cup at me. “Don’t try to fool me, mister.”
“Or what?”
Her eyes widened as I stepped closer. Whisking the cup from her hand, I placed it on the table before drawing Sienna flush against me. I kept her exactly where I wanted her, capturing her mouth, kissing her until she moaned.
“Did I say watch a movie?” she murmured. “Because what I meant was doing you.”
I laughed against her lips. “I was planning to seduce you while we watched anyway.”
“Of course, you did.” She sighed, patting my shoulder. I nudged her thighs open with my knee, aligning our hips. She gasped when I pressed lightly into her, when she felt how much I wanted her already.
“How about going to a movie after lunch?”
“Wow. Really?”
She was always so surprised when I did something for her. I just wanted to keep doing it, keep surprising her, putting that happy smile on her face.
“And that’s not all I have in store for you this weekend.”
“It’s not? What else? No, wait. I don’t want to know.”
“I wasn’t planning on telling you anyway.”