His Good Girl – J S Cannon

Lost in his kiss, I whimper when he pulls away, eyeing me curiously. “You didn’t have children together. Is it because you didn’t want kids with him, or you don’t want them at all?” Sliding my fingers through his hair, I smile. “When the time is right, I’d love to have children.” Lifting my hand to his lips, he kisses each knuckle softly.

“Me too.” “Let me shutdown my laptop and I’ll cook us dinner.” I try to shift off his lap, but he grips my hips, holding me in place. “We’ve both had a long day. I’ll order food. What are you in the mood for?” He places a wet kiss on my neck, and I shiver. Helpless against his touch, my hips rock against him.

“Order whatever you want. I’m not picky.” I lost count of how many orgasms he gave me this morning, but I can’t get enough of him. He lifts his hips, grinding his hard length against my throbbing pussy. He fists my hair, pulling my lips to his. We both groan as he plunges his tongue inside my mouth, tasting my desire. As I unbutton his shirt, he pulls away, leaving me panting. “Go do what you need to do while I order food. I want everything out of the way so I can keep you in bed all night.”

Swallowing thickly, I nod. Lifting myself off his lap, I head towards my desk, glancing out the window. A black SUV sits across the street and my skin prickles. It was there this morning when I arrived home, and a few hours later when I ate lunch, but I didn’t give it a second thought. Until now. The house across the street is on the market, so I see vehicles there from time to time.

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At least, that’s what I tell myself. Until I lock eyes with him. He’s gorgeous, confident, and covered in ink. Suddenly, I don’t want to be alone anymore. It begins like a script for a spicy romance novel, a second chance at finding love. But the past comes back with a vengeance, and ours collide in a way we never could’ve imagined. OceanofPDF.com What You Need To Know Please visit the link or scan the QR code below for a full list of tropes and trigger warnings. linktr.ee/jscannon OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com Chapter One Brooke Coffee is the most important part of my day.

Actually, that should be a blanket statement for every living person. I’m a book editor, and working from home is a good fit for me, especially since I’ve turned into a hermit. After leaving a toxic marriage, I choose to spend my time alone, in my house. Most days, answering work emails, and phone calls from the office are the highlights of my social life.

Kind of pathetic, I know. Spending so much time by myself probably isn’t healthy, but at this point, I don’t give a shit. Every morning, I make my way to The Grind for my unrelenting caffeine fix. I could make coffee at home, but the drive gets me out of the house for a bit.

Grabbing my purse and keys, I lock the door behind me as I head to my car. The long stretch of road ahead of me is a nice distraction. It’s a gorgeous day, the sun shining brightly, the grass in the fields sparkling with morning dew. Horses and cattle come into view, and I grin, always loving animals more than humans. I may be a bit bitter, but I can’t deny how beautiful my little town is. At twenty-eight years old, life isn’t what I expected it to be.

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