“Feel good, baby?” he asked, his voice strained with effort.
“Yes… ah… Caelan… I can’t…” My voice broke on a sob as the pressure built inside me.
He pounded into me relentlessly, the sound of our bodies meeting filling the room. The place where we joined was slick, his cock glistening with my arousal.
Caelan bent forward, his tongue tracing a hot path up my spine. His thrusts became faster, harder. The combination of sensations pushed me over the edge.
White-hot pleasure exploded behind my eyelids. My body convulsed as I came, wetness gushing between my thighs. I collapsed onto the bed, completely spent.
Before I could recover, Caelan flipped me onto my back. He spread my trembling legs apart.
Thinking he wanted more, I quickly closed them. “No more, Caelan. I’m exhausted.”
He pried my knees apart again. “Relax, baby. I’m just going to clean you up.”
His head dipped between my thighs. His tongue lapped at my sensitive flesh, gathering the evidence of my pleasure. When he flicked against my chit, I gasped, oversensitive and still quivering.
After we showered, we lay in bed together, my head resting on his chest. The alcohol had mostly worn off, leaving me clearheaded but tired.
“Why did you come to the bar tonight?” I asked.
His fingers combed through my damp hair. ‘Your voice sounded off when you called. I was worried about you.”
I looked up at him. So you heard everything I said?”
About not being good enough for me? He rolled over, pinning me beneath him Sabi, Fm the one who doesn’t deserve you.”
“That’s not true, I protested, my voice faltering Carlan, can I ask you something?”
“Anything I hesitated, Darrell’s words echoing in my mind. “Why are you so good to me?”
He blinked. ‘What do you mean?
*I remember… before I turned fifteen, we met a few times. You were always so cold toward me. I bit my lip. “But after my mom died, you suddenly started being nice-tutoring me, bringing me food… Why?”
Silence stretched between us for several seconds.
Finally, he stroked my cheek. “I felt sorry for you. I couldn’t stand seeing you in so much pain.”
“Is that all? I couldn’t hide the disappointment in my voice.
His hand paused, then he laughed softly. “What else would it be? You don’t think I fell in love with you when you were fifteen, do you? I’m not a pedophile. Though I have to admit, you were pretty even then.”
I snuggled closer to him. “Whatever your reasons, I’m grateful you were there for me during that time.”
The next day, Dad drove me to Blackwood Manor.
Dad told me Victoria suddenly said she wasn’t feeling well and couldn’t attend tonight’s dinner. She and Daisy would both stay home. But I know the real reason- Victoria is still upset about our confrontation and doesn’t want to face me.
Caelan stood waiting at the entrance, his tall frame outlined against the warm light spilling from the doorway. When his eyes found mine, that familiar warmth spread through his gaze.
He approached Dad’s car as we parked, opening my door before I could reach for the handle.
“Rodrigo. He shook hands with my father, then turned to me. “Sabi.”
Marcus and Katherine Blackwood – Caelan’s father and mother appeared in the doorway, their smiles genuine and welcoming. Katherine hurried down the steps, her arms already extended.
“Sable, darling!” She embraced me warmly. “You look absolutely radiant.”
Marcus gripped Dad’s hand firmly. “Rodrigo, it’s been too long.”
But my attention was caught by the figure hovering behind them. Blair stood slightly to the side, her posture rigid and unnatural. Her eyes were rimmed with red, and she looked like she’d rather be anywhere else.
Blair looks like she was forced to attend this dinner.
I met her cold stare briefly, remembering those desperate messages she’d sent to Caelan. Despite my relationship with him being secure, I still felt wary around her.
“Come in, come in,” Katherine urged, ushering us through the foyer. “Dinner is almost ready.”
The long mahogany table was set with fine china and silver, but what struck me most was the food. Every dish was something I loved.
After dinner, we moved to the living room for coffee and dessert. The atmosphere had lightened somewhat, both sets of parents discussing wedding traditions and ceremony logistics.
I was starting to think we might get through the rest of the evening without incident when Caelan suddenly stood up.
Before we go any further,” he said, his voice cutting through the conversation, there’s something that needs to be addressed.”
All eyes turned to him. Blau went very still.
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Blair looked around the room desperately, seeking support that wasn’t coming. When her eyes met Katherine, the found only expectant silence.
Katherine sighed Blair, tell in what happened If it was truly a misunderstanding. I’m sure Sable will forgive you
Under the weight of everyone’s stares and Caelan’s implacable authority, Blair finally began to speak.
“That day, she started, her voice barely above a whisper, I asked Sable to teach me to ride…
Her voice grew stronger as she continued, but she was careful to paint herself as the victim.
“The horse suddenly went crazy and threw me off… Tears started flowing down her cheeks. I thought… I thought maybe Sable had done something to make it panic, but later I heard there was a wound on the horse’s back, and maybe I accidentally scratched it or something.”
She turned to me with tear-filled eyes. “I’m sorry, Sable. I was wrong to suspect you. I shouldn’t have had such evil thoughts. Can you forgive me?
Katherine shook her head disapprovingly. “Blair, I’m very disappointed in you. How could you accuse someone without proof?”
Marcus frowned deeply. “Why didn’t you simply take proper riding lessons instead of creating this situation?”
But Caelan wasn’t satisfied with her sanitized version.
“That’s not what you said at the time,” he said coldly. “You specifically told me that Sable kicked the horse, causing it to go berserk. Why aren’t you mentioning that now?”
Blair’s composure cracked further. “L… I was confused and in pain-
“So you lied then, or you’re lying now? Caelan’s voice cut like a blade. “Which is it?”
He turned to his parents, his expression hard. “How exactly did you two raise her? To become such a practiced liar?”
“Caelan!” Katherine gasped.
Dad’s voice rose with protective anger. “My daughter has been kind and honest since childhood. She wouldn’t hurt a fly-she once brought home an injured bird to nurse it back to health. She would never harm anyone without cause.”
Hearing Dad defend me so fiercely without hesitation brought tears to my eyes. No matter what misunderstandings we had, his faith in me never wavered
I met Blairs gaze directly, my voice firm but not cruel. ‘Blair, if you really want a fresh start, then please be honest with yourself. Stop the lies and stop pretending. That’s the only way forward instead of accepting responsibility, Blair tried to deflect again She bowed deeply but continued to insist it had all been a misunderstanding, that she never meant to frame the
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