She didn’t deny it, just kissed him back. His plan did sound like a good one, her and Elena moving in with him here. They’d even have an extra room to make into an office for Matt, since she and Matt would share a room. She was pretty sure Elena would say yes since rent would be cheaper than what they paid at their apartment.
But she would talk to her about that later, finish making plans afterward, because right now, Matt was dragging her out of the pickup and up the steps into the house where she knew he’d have his way with her in the best way possible. And she couldn’t be happier.
The End
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Cataclysm
Anything You Need
Shouldn’t Want You
Everything I Want
Just For Now
Songs and Sonatas Series
Double Exposition
Development
Recapitulation
Broken Chords
Counterpoint and Harmony
Overtones
Reverb
Players of Marycliff University
Summer Fling
Close Quarters
Always You
Keep reading for a sneak peek at Everything I Want
Chapter One
Aaron
Holy shit. It’s Sam.
When they brought the girl up on stage for Marcus to serenade, I thought she looked familiar. The way the light caught on the blonde highlights in her hair. The way she moved. Now that I get a closer look, it’s definitely her.
Samantha Barnes.
My high school sweetheart.
The one who got away.
I know, I know. No one meets the love of their life as a teenager, right? I mean, right?
And yet, she’s the one I compare all other women to. Have ever since we parted ways the summer after high school.
I was headed to New York City to go to Juilliard. And she was going to the University of Virginia. She raved about their creative writing program. She couldn’t decide between fiction and poetry, but she planned on journalism to pay the bills. Ever the practical one. We decided we didn’t want to try a long-distance relationship. Not when we were both going off on new and separate adventures. It seemed stupid. Unnecessarily restrictive.
But we kept in touch. At least at first. Over the course of the first semester, our texting turned into occasional emails
