Spin (Songs of Corruption #1)(51)
He must have seen me with Daniel on the news. Maybe in the paper. Maybe the man with the smelly Turkish cigarettes had told him.
“I’m not telling him anything about you,” I said.
“I know you’re not. In my heart, I know you have too much grace for treachery. But he wants to f**k you. I don’t like it.”
I wanted to draw the rules out for him in a cold, businesslike manner. But I couldn’t, and it wasn’t just his beauty but the intensity of his gaze. Something spun inside him, some toxic lava. It terrified me, and it was the thing I wanted most. How could I draw lines around that? Was there a law I could lay down that it would obey?
“I can’t see you with anyone else,” he whispered into my ear. “It makes me crazy.”
“We’re supposed to be discreet. This isn’t helping.” He pushed his erection against me, and I gasped. “And where have you been? Your phone’s disconnected.”
“I’ve been busy.”
“What the hell does that mean?”
“You’re asking questions.”
“I don’t have the right to ask questions? Still?”
He held his finger up to my face. “I f**k you. I take care of you. That’s what I offer.”
“It’s not enough.”
“You American women make me crazy.”
I closed my eyes for a second, getting a hold of myself. I couldn’t fight him like this. He’d only come back at me like a bull.
“Tell me,” I said. “Tell me what’s happening. Where have you been? Are you all right?” I took him in, his eyes blacker, deeper from the moonlight coming through the window. “Don’t tell me facts. Your truths all sound like lies anyway. I don’t care about names and dates. I don’t care about the situation. Just tell me about you. I want to know you, Capo.” I touched his chest with the flat of my hand. “I want to know your heart.”
“No, you don’t.”
“Let me know you.”
“Contessa,” he said so tenderly I barely heard it.
“Let me know you,” I repeated. “Let me in.”
He brushed a strand of hair off my cheek. “You dance with your friends. I don’t. You see movies. I don’t. You have a good life. I have something else.”
“Come with me. You can dance too. We can go out to movies with friends, do all the things people do.”
He put his arms around me and kissed me fully. When I slipped my hands under his jacket and felt the lump of a gun holster under his arm, he stiffened. I kissed him harder, because the feel of it had dumped a bucket of desire between my legs. I clutched him, the gun on the inside of my forearm.
He shook his head. “You turn me around every time. You’re going to make me soft.”
“A soft man wouldn’t say that.”
Something changed in his face. His jaw got tight again. “No, a soft man would.” He grabbed my hand. “I’m taking you now, Contessa. And not gently.”
We were in a room full of people. I had no idea what was on his mind, but he pulled me to the back of the loft and through the kitchen, which had been stripped to the lathe. He pushed through a metal door and yanked me into a fluorescent-drowned hallway with cracked walls and mottled concrete floor.
He rushed me into a dark closet and slammed the door behind him. Brooms and mops fell around us when he grabbed me, pulling my hair back and hitching up my skirt. The painted-over window let a little of the streetlights in, and when my eyes adjusted, I saw the fire in his eyes. Was this his reaction to a moment of softness?
“You’re going to get me killed.” He ran his fingers over my pu**y roughly. “That make you wet?” He jerked my hair.
“Mercurial, much?”
“I will not die because you made me weak.” He put me on the edge of the slop sink. I leaned on my hands, and he jerked my legs open.
“Fuck me then, you son of a bitch.”
He ripped a gaping hole in my panties and shoved two fingers in me. With his other hand, he released his erection as if it was a weapon. He took his fingers out of me and put them on my throat, thumb and middle finger on each side of my jaw, pressing me to the windowsill.
“I f**k you, and you take it, do you understand?” Without waiting for an answer, he shoved his c**k all the way in me in one thrust. The wind went out of me, and his hand on the throat kept me from speaking. He said, “You’re mine. I am who I am, and I own you. That’s all it is.”
He f**ked me hard and dirty. One hand pinned me by the throat, and the other hand spread my knee wide. My ass was balanced on the edge of a sink, and somehow, as rough as he was, his hands kept me from falling.
“You take it. Take it.”
“Yes, yes,” I croaked, pressure building every time his c**k went in me.
He hooked his pu**y-soaked fingers in my mouth. “Come, Contessa. Do what I tell you. Fucking come.”
In three painful thrusts, I had to obey. I shuddered and cried out into his fingers, coming for him, only for him. He ground his teeth and plowed into me so hard, the pain was muffled by another rising orgasm. Still he came at me, punishing me with his dick, and still my body rose to him. He slowed, and I thought he was done, but he pounded twice more, lengthening my climax.
“Please stop.” I gasped. “Please, Capo. I can’t take it.”
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