Starr Destined (Starr Series)

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Authors: G E Griffin
in even deeper.
    “Yes, that’s what I want.  Every last bit of your cock, all for me, and only me,” she whispered, as she started riding me, sliding her silky heat up and down my length.  I kept hold of her hips, and thrust in rhythm to match her movements on top of me.  This was going to be quick, because no question, it was exactly what we both needed right now.
    “Harder, deeper.  Give me all of you, give me everything,” she demanded, and I knew she wasn’t just talking about our lovemaking.
    “You have it all, Angel.  Everything about me is yours.  I love you, Seraphina,” I cried out, as we both climbed towards our peak.  “God, I love you so much.”
    A few minutes later, as we both lay collapsed on the sofa recovering, I gently stroked the silky skin of her neck.
    “You belong to me, Seraphina.  And I belong to you. Always and forever.”

Chapter 2 ~ Seraphina ~
     
    Everything changed when Liam told me that he loved me.
    I could see, I could feel, I could sense that he meant every word he was saying, as he poured out his feelings and declared his love,  his deep blue eyes gazing intently at me.
    And in those eyes, I could see that Liam did truly love me.
    Liam loved me. 
    It hardly seemed possible, but as I let this revelation sink in, it was the most wonderful feeling in the world.  Like some scene out of a Disney movie, I felt this glow, this warm fuzzy feeling literally spreading through my veins and unlocking my heart, which up to then had been gripped by icy cold fingers, ever since I’d seen him with Kimberley. 
    I'd been so convinced that he’d been cheating on me. 
    But he hadn't.
    Because he loved me.
    Up to that moment, I'd refused to even let myself contemplate the possibility of anything like love between us.  But I could no longer deny the truth, which was that I'd fallen head over heels in love with Liam.  He’d broken through all the walls I'd built around myself to protect and shield me, since I’d lost both my parents. 
    There was my Irish family, of course - they’d always been there for me.  It was weird the way they all thought the sun shone out of Liam’s backside, despite the fact that he committed the cardinal sin of being English.  Gran had just instinctively trusted him for some reason, as she insisted that he was The One, and she was certainly a canny old lady.
    So what happened now?  As we lay together that night in Liam's bed, having sealed this new special status between us by making love again, slowly this time, after our desperate need earlier, I thought things through. 
    Either I trusted Liam or I didn't - there was no place for half measures.  It had to be whole-hearted one hundred percent trust or things would never work between us.  So I decided that’s the way it would be from now on.  Whatever happened next, I would put my faith in Liam, and trust that he was being totally honest with me.  Once I'd made this decision, I felt myself relax and a sense of calm wash over me, because now I could finally let myself go and lean on this dependable rock that had been sent into my life.  I wasn’t on my own anymore.
    Liam had been so loving and caring, even after seeing the way I'd wrecked the apartment, even after I slapped his face really hard.  I’d totally lost it when I got back from the office, as the picture of him with Kimberley played over and over in my head, and I’d wanted to destroy anything connected with him - which meant virtually everything in the place.  But the destruction didn't faze him - he just calmly made a phone call to his facilitator guy, and instructed him to sort it. 
    Once that matter had been taken care of, Liam totally concentrated on us, on me.  He switched his phone off, and didn't even check in with the office.  I didn't envy Joy having to deal with the fallout from all his cancelled meetings, but Liam just shrugged and said it was what she was paid to do when I made some comment.
    We didn't want to burst

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