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silvery moon above them.
    “The sky is so clear tonight. I bet you could count every star.” She elbowed him in the side. He made a mock grunt and grinned down at her. “I remember when you were a little girl and you used to tell me you were going to count every single star in the sky. Do you remember that?”
    “Yeah.” Chloe rested her head against the back of the chair. She stared at the twinkling, bright stars. “I actually tried one time, but the next thing I remembered was waking up the next morning.” They both laughed and she turned to look at him. He stared at her intently and Chloe could see the way his jaw worked under his skin, a light dusting of stubble across it. She wondered what he was thinking about to have a look so brooding and almost haunted. How she wished she had the courage to reach across the distance that separated them and run her finger between his eyes, smoothing away the small crease that was there.
    Chloe turned her attention away from Dominic and looked back at the stars. It wouldn’t do any good thinking those things. She needed to push away the emotions that threatened to consume her. He was her Uncle Dominic, the man that had always shown her strength and compassion. “I’m really glad I came to the cabin. Even though everything happened the way it did.” She changed the subject quickly. Chloe didn’t want to think about Jake and what happened, but it was a sure fire way to steer her thoughts on to other things.
    “You know you really are a wonderful man and if Clara can’t see that, aunt or not, good riddance. You have always been there for me when no one else was, not even my parents.” He didn’t speak and she worried she might have said something wrong or overstepped her bounds. She tore of gaze from the stars and looked over at him.
    “I can’t even begin to say how much that means to me to hear you say that.” He stood and caught her in a tight embrace.
    Chloe couldn’t help but let herself fall into the hug. He was so strong that she knew he could make every bad thing disappear. He smelled like the wilderness that surrounded them and she inhaled deep. She wanted to imprint that scent in her brain so that she would always have it to look upon even when he wasn’t near.
    “I love you, Chloe.”
    “I love you too.” He pulled her back slightly so they were staring at each other. She couldn’t help the arousal that slammed into her, couldn’t help the desire to press her lips against his.
    “No. I really love you.” Voice low, he almost murmured the words under his breath.
    He was so close all she would have to do was lean in and she could kiss him. Dropping her eyes down to his lips, she ached to do just that.  “I really love you too.” When she glanced back up she saw that he too was staring at her lips. The expression he held could have been interpreted a million different ways: arousal, fear, indifference, all of those filtering across his face in rapid succession.
    It may be wrong, may even be inappropriate, but Chloe couldn’t deny how she felt about him. It was more than just loving Dominic, it was feeling protected and cherished. She didn’t just realize this, no, she had felt it when she first knew what real love was, when she first realized that looking at him caused her heart to stutter and wetness blossom between her legs. She was an adult, knew what she wanted, and didn’t care any longer what the result would be.
    She leaned in those last couple of inches and pressed her lips to his. He was tense for several seconds, but when she ran her tongue along the seam of his lips she felt his body soften. The deep, male groan he made had her nipples tighten and her pussy becoming moist.
    When he opened his mouth and their tongues pressed together she couldn’t help the small sound of pleasure that escaped. He tasted so good, so addicting. She never realized it could feel this way, so potent and intoxicating. Chloe tilted her head more and deepened