Nauti ​and Wild (Nauti 6.) 2 csillagozás

There were times in a man’s life that remained indelibly imprinted on his brain for one reason or another. Events that threw open the window to a dark, shadowed corner of his soul and revealed truths he’d search for within himself all his life. That day had come for John Calvin Walker Jr.

“You smell good. Like cookies and hot sex.”
She smiled even though he couldn’t see her. “That’s an interesting combination.”

“We’re landing, Sierra.” Thomas’s broad hand covered hers where it lay on the armrest of the leather seat. “Remember. Don’t back down. Stare him in the eye and stand strong.”
“He’s not an animal, Thomas.” Candace’s amused chiding brought a smile to her husband’s face.
“Sweetheart, all men are animals. Feed us, pet us, and use a firm hand, and we’ll worship at your feet.”
Thomas worshipped at his wife’s feet, but it was clear Candace cherished him just as deeply.
“Don’t put up with his temper, Sierra,” Candace advised her softly. “And remember, at the very heart of it all, John would never harm you. You are truly important to him, or he wouldn’t have spent so many months chasing after you.” A twinkle in her eye indicated that perhaps he had chased after her for reasons other than the ones he had.