One Night (Superstars in Love 2)

He picked her up, set her off to the side, stood up, and curved her over the kitchen island. She laid down on the cool granite, curving her hands over the edge of the island. Bending over her, he bit down on her neck and thrust into her from behind. She cried out, the pressure from the island digging into her stomach and the pleasure he awoke inside of her mingling until she was gasping for air.

He tilted his hips more, thrusting deeper inside of her. She gasped for air and strained against him. She needed completion. She needed him. “Justin.”

He groaned and slammed into her again. Harder. He fisted his hand in her hair and tugged her back. As he pulled out of her body, he curled his arm around her, sliding between her legs. As soon as he touched her clit, time froze and she exploded from pleasure. He pushed into her again, tightening his grip on her hair.

“Lexi,” he moaned. He joined her, their bodies straining against one another as he found his own pleasure.

By the time she crashed back down to Earth, he was carrying her into the bathroom. Flicking the shower on, he kissed her and set her down under the steaming water. Then he followed her inside, closing the glass door. She entwined her hands behind his head, smiling up at him.

“You still love throwing me in water, don’t you?”

His lips twitched, and he tucked her hair behind her ear. “I’ll never stop trying to get you wet.”

“Oh my God.” She laughed. “You’re hopeless.”

“Not with you in my life.” He kissed her ear, and then moved lower, nibbling on her neck. “Not anymore.”

“When should we get married? Where will we live? Should we—?”

“Lexi … ” he said, his voice holding a warning tone. “You’re thinking too much again.”

She clamped her lips together, her hands on his shoulders. “But what if—?”

He kissed her into silence. She clung to his shoulders, her breath catching in her throat when he dropped to his knees in front of her. He lifted one leg and rested it on his shoulder and then with a flick of his tongue …

She finally stopped thinking.