MY BROTHERS AND I
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he raging need that was pulsing through every nerve in my body. Unfortunately, being
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in frustration, I watched it ro
f some of the dead weight. But now... Nothing was simple anymore. I was left to grapple with the reality of having found the one person who
, I called Mitchell
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you don't wa
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iate, especially when the other four were present for every other meeting. But
ning drinks. It was uncharacteristic of me to use alcohol as a distr
ster bedroom. The view of Manhattan city at night was spectacular but I could not enjoy
of the bed, my face cupped in between my hands as
ummer night was the closest I could get to describing that addictive scent. It drove my wo
stake his claim but I on the other hand, had been momentarily stunn
ned ou
n? How was this
I knew, that this was bound to get messy and problematic. Such a pairing was unheard of
d to linger around as my mind drifted
oric and exhilarating. After 132 years, here she was – the missing piece of the puzzle. I could cle
een eyes, high cheek bones, plush lips and the body of a goddess. Her smile though strained at that ti
he mate bond to pull mates together. But I did not need a mate bond to see that this woman was a show stopper. She loo
f and I were completely focused on our mate. Her smell, her face, h
wanted to do was to tear her clothes off and bury myself deep within her until we were both drowning in ecstasy. I had
rilled and worried at the same time. Her being a human would not only complicate things but she would never be fully accepted into t
lly at that thought and
clue on how I was g