“I need you, Morgan.”
Lifting me into his arms, he carried me to the massive king size bed and gently laid me down. I moved up to the pillows and watched as his eyes roamed ev
ery part of my body.
“You’re so beautiful. I don’t deserve you.”
My hands cupped his face, and our eyes met. “We deserve each other. I’m nothing without you, Blake.”
“I’m nothing without you,” he replied with a smile tipping at the corners of his mouth.
“Then don’t say that ever again. You are who I want to be with the rest of my life. I’ve never loved anyone like I love you, and with each passing day that love only grows.”
Blake stared into my eyes for the longest time before he spoke. “The first time I ever saw you, at Tucker’s birthday party, I couldn’t keep my eyes off of you. I think I fell in love with you that very moment.”
A tear slipped from my eye, and I touched the side of his face. “I didn’t think you ever noticed me.”
He laughed. “Notice you? I noticed you, princess.”
His mouth crashed to mine. I opened myself to him and moaned when I felt him slowly entering me.
Blake pushed in and pulled back, resting his forehead on mine. “Don’t ever leave me, Morgan. I don’t think I could survive without you.”
A rush of warmth filled my entire body from head to toe. I wrapped my arms around Blake and lifted my hips, prompting him to move.
“I’m not going anywhere. I promise you.”
We made slow, passionate love. Blake rolled me over so I was in control. I soon trembled from my orgasm. When he gently moved back over me, I swear I thought I had gone to heaven. He was gentle. Slow. Whispering words into my ear. The night couldn’t have been any more perfect.
When his body trembled, I knew he was close.
“Come with me again, princess. God, come with me.”
Tingles erupted as I felt my orgasm build with his pleas. He moved his hips, and I fell gloriously into a euphoria I never wanted to leave.
When I awoke to the feel of the bed moving and a soft kiss to my forehead, I peeked one eye open.
“Good morning, princess. I want to show you something.”
Smiling, I sat up and yawned. “What time is it?”
“It’s six fifteen.”
I groaned as Blake pulled me from the bed.
“Lift up your arms.”
I did as he asked, and he slipped one of his T-shirts over my head.
When I looked past him out the window, I gasped.
“The sunrise!”
Blake chuckled. “See why I woke you up? I was sitting out here on the patio, and I had to share it with you. It’s our first day as an engaged couple.”
I swooned inside at how romantic that notion was.
The field in front of us was still covered in wild flowers, casting the most beautiful yellows, blues, reds, and pinks. It was a pathway that led to an orange horizon topped with clouds the color of dark purple and orange.