"Laura, you are so goddamn tight," Dan groaned, arching his back.
"Is my p***y better than Blair's?" Laura asked, riding him harder.
Blair's heart stopped. Had she asked that on purpose?
Blair bit into her hand to keep from making a sound. She hadn't even planned to be home today. She had wanted to surprise him. The surprise had been on her.
She felt sick. A cold sweat broke over her skin.
Her other hand came up, gripping the doorframe for balance.
For a fleeting second, she thought about using it. Smashing the bed, the nightstand, the both of them. But she wasn't that person.
So instead, she straightened her spine. Let the rage steel her so when she finally spoke, her voice was calm. Icy, emotionless.
"While you two finish up, should I cook dinner?"
"F**k me." Dan's head came up off the bed as he pushed Laura off his body. Blair could see the horror on his face when he saw her standing at the door. He'd been caught with his pants down, or off, as it was in this case. Laura scrambled across the bed, pulling a blanket over her naked body. Her face was filled with shock, showing her cousin hadn't known of Blair's presence. The expression she wore was incredibly real and impossible to fake.
"No thanks. Looks like Laura has taken care of that for you."
Blair was surprised how calm she sounded. When all she truly wanted to do was scream and shout and throw things. But what would it accomplish? She would still have a broken relationship.
***
Coming home to find her fiancé in bed with her cousin should have broken her, but Blair refuses to fall apart. She's strong, capable, and determined to move on. What she doesn't plan on is drowning her sorrows in too much of her bosses scotch... or ending up in bed with her ruthless, dangerously charming boss, Roman.
One night. That's all it was supposed to be.
But in the cold light of day, walking away isn't so easy. Roman isn't a man who lets go-especially not when he's decided he wants more. He doesn't just want Blair for a night. He wants her, period.
And he has no intention of letting her go.
