Under the Mistletoe

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Authors: Jill Shalvis
Tags: Fiction, Erótica, Romance, Contemporary, Contemporary Women
know that Nick was there, right at her back, so close that a sheet of paper wouldn’t have fit between them.
    “Anchor us,” he said.
    Her heart sped up, in reaction to both his low, sexy voice and his proximity. Her body always reacted to his like this. Zero to sixty. This condition wasn’t improved when he brushed a kiss to her jaw, and lingered. “Nick—”
    His mouth slid over her throat, his warm palm settling on the nape of her neck to hold her steady. “It’s my turn to be the boss, Mia.”
    She had no idea what it said about her that this made her quiver in anticipation, but she hurriedly steered them into a quiet, deserted bay and dropped anchor.
    Turning her to face him, Nick took her hands in his and directed them to his chest. Unable to help herself, she let them wander. She loved his body. Lifting her head, she found his eyes on hers.
    “Do you want this?” he asked quietly. “Do you still want me?”
    “Yes,” her mouth said without her brain’s permission.
    With a groan, he pressed her against the controls, pinning her there with his deliciously warm body. His mouth skimmed over her jaw to her lips as his big, warm hand palmed her breast. With a sound that said it wasn’t enough for him, he slid his hands beneath her sweatshirt and thin tee. Another sound escaped him at finding her braless, this one of rough, male appreciation while his thumb strummed over her nipple. “God. God, I missed this,” he said, his lips hovering over the pulse beating frantically at the base of her neck. “I missed you.”
    She didn’t want words. She wanted him to banish the hurt, just for a little while. Rocking into him, she reached for the zipper on his jeans. “We have to be quick.”
    Catching her hands, he pinned them on either side of her.
    “Nick—”
    “ My turn,” he said firmly, and dropped to his knees in front of her.
    Pushing up her sweatshirt, he cupped her breasts, leaning in to take a nibble of her quivering abs. “Mine,” he said, untying the sweats.
    She had no idea if he meant the sweats, or herself. Had no idea how she felt about that either.
    Okay, so that was a total fib. She knew exactly how she felt about it. She’d just gotten a rush that was a millimeter short of an orgasm.
    When he tugged the sweats down, she gasped.
    “Commando,” he said huskily. “My favorite.”
    “I was sleeping, and I don’t like wearing underwear when I sleep.” A little panicked, she searched their immediate surroundings. How had she gone from so hurt to so nearly naked? “Uh…”
    “No one’s around,” he assured her. “Not for miles. Relax, Mia. This is for you.”
    Relax? She had no idea how she was supposed to do that with her emotions seesawing, not to mention the fact that her pants were at her thighs and Nick’s hands were cupping her ass, pulling her to his mouth, and— “Ohmigod.” She slid her hands into his hair, holding him to her because his mouth—good Lord, his mouth . It took her an embarrassingly short amount of time to come, which she decided to attribute to adrenaline and not to his considerable skills or the fact that she was still helplessly in love with him.
    When her knees buckled, he caught her. Feeling incredibly emotional, and far too vulnerable, she tried to push him away. He simply and devastatingly pressed a sweet kiss to her hipbone. Then just beside her belly button.
    She stared down at him, nearly choking on her heart. “Nick.”
    He tugged off her sneakers and then her clothes, and surged to his feet. “I need you, Mia.”
    He did. She could feel his erection pressing against her through his jeans. She let her hand glide down his chest, his abs, and then she palmed him.
    He groaned but took her hand. “Not there.” He slid their entwined fingers back up to his chest against his heart. “Here.”
    Undone, and unable to resist, she went up on tiptoes and kissed him, long and deep. They’d do this, and she’d hold the memories warm and safe inside her

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