Melt
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She was a notoriously light sleeper, prone to waking and prowling Rob’s house at all hours, but she didn’t wake until just before dawn. She opened her eyes to that murky half dark that hinted at sunrise, her body jolting at the unfamiliar surroundings. Then she remembered.
Justin. Even better, Justin’s mouth. Mmm.
She’d be reliving those moments on his bathroom sink for the rest of her life.
She rubbed her eyes and shifted on the mattress, pleased to feel a heavy arm wrapped around her waist. Sh...e wasn’t naked. Dimly, she remembered him helping her into one of his huge flannel shirts before bed, though she’d climbed between the sheets sans panties. She glanced at him over her shoulder and smiled at his tousled hair, his slack mouth. That he seemed to be smiling even in sleep made her want to smile too.
And do very bad things to him. Yep, panties were definitely unnecessary.
She rolled over and smiled again as he mumbled something unintelligible. But his arm tightened around her as if he were afraid she’d disappear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a notoriously light sleeper, prone to waking and prowling Rob’s house at all hours, but she didn’t wake until just before dawn. She opened her eyes to that murky half dark that hinted at sunrise, her body jolting at the unfamiliar surroundings. Then she remembered.
Justin. Even better, Justin’s mouth. Mmm.
She’d be reliving those moments on his bathroom sink for the rest of her life.
She rubbed her eyes and shifted on the mattress, pleased to feel a heavy arm wrapped around her waist. Sh...e wasn’t naked. Dimly, she remembered him helping her into one of his huge flannel shirts before bed, though she’d climbed between the sheets sans panties. She glanced at him over her shoulder and smiled at his tousled hair, his slack mouth. That he seemed to be smiling even in sleep made her want to smile too.
And do very bad things to him. Yep, panties were definitely unnecessary.
She rolled over and smiled again as he mumbled something unintelligible. But his arm tightened around her as if he were afraid she’d disappear.
What to read after Melt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cari Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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