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Dance for the Billionaire(15)

By:Jewel Moore


"I'm not your little play- " The breath rushed out of her at the first  hard slam of hips as he penetrated her to the hilt. "Fuck … oh fuck!"

"You're not what?" he asked, daring her to defy him.

"Your damned plaything!" she replied, but circled her hips and met his strong, hard, fast thrusts.

"You're not?" He stopped moving and smiled roguishly as he pressed her  legs forward until her knees were either side of her head. Then he  placed his hands on her legs and started to move again. There was no  room to maneuver she soon realized and no escape from his full, deep  penetration.

"You brute!" She dug her short nails into his shoulder blades as he started to pound into her.

He laughed and added a sideways movement to his back and forth motion without breaking his rhythm. "But you love me."

"You know I do."

Her hands left his shoulders of their own accord and rifled through the  curls at the back of his head. She pulled his head down and he kissed  her gently-a startling contrast to the hard battering of his hips.

***

"Preston was out of order today." Chantelle heard the remnants of fury  in Dominic's voice and understood the control he had exercised in the  meeting. He hadn't brought the topic up as he had taken her fast and  furiously twice more before slowing to a more moderate pace as his  immediate lust was satisfied. Now he lay sprawled naked on green silk  sheets like a lazy lion in the Serengeti sun while she hurriedly  dressed, hoping to get home in time to read Charmine her favorite  bedtime story. Cerise would do it if she was late, but their little  sister complain that no one did the voice as well as Chantelle.

"It's okay." Chantelle didn't want to discuss the matter with Dominic.  She had to think long and hard about the ramification of continuing to  work for the company when every future project, bonus or promotion she  was awarded would raise the eyebrows or the suspicions of other members  of the management team. She was confident that she had been appointed to  the position purely on her performance at the interview, but her youth  and lack of experience would add credence to the suspicion Preston had  now fuelled.

"If anyone was going to get to work with me on the project it would have  been Mark, but he's just been diagnosed with lung cancer … please keep it  to yourself for now. He will need to take several months off to deal  with it."

"Poor Mark!"

"They've caught it early, so he has a good chance of survival. I don't  want him taking on a new project right now. The treatment won't be  easy … my father was diagnosed with prostate cancer eighteen months ago  and is now in full remission."   





 

"I'm sorry to hear about your dad."

"No need to feel sorry for the old codger." Dominic's smile softened his  words. "He's a workaholic, but he's enjoying the chance to spend some  time with Mum, taking her on cruises to all the places he'd promised to  when they were first married. And he still calls me over to the house  whenever he's in the UK to grill me about the company and the decisions  I'm making. He can't wait to take over the reins again next month."

"What will you do when he returns?" Chantelle tried to keep her voice  light, but a tremor still escaped. Dominic would then be free to return  to the Caribbean and his decadent lifestyle.

"I don't want him working too hard, so I'm going to stay here until next  April to keep an eye on him." They probably wouldn't still be seeing  each other, but Chantelle's heart ached at the thought of him in another  country. "I'll celebrate my thirtieth birthday here in the UK and-"

"You're not thirty yet?" she asked in mock surprise. "I thought you were mid- to late forties!"

"You're looking for a spanking," he threatened. "I will ‘mid- to late forties' your sweet round ass if you don't behave!"

"I'll behave," she promised quickly, knowing that he would probably  carry out the threat if she provoked him any further. "And after your  birthday you go back to your little island in the Caribbean?"

"You've been Googling me." He chuckled.

"So you do own an island, then?"

"Yes," he got off the bed, took her wrists in his hands and then wrapped  his arms around her, holding her prisoner. "I want to take you there  soon."

"Well, since I may not be working for the company much longer," she  responded, unconsciously revealing the thought that had been foremost in  her mind since that morning's fateful meeting. "I may just have the  free time."

He freed his right hand and tilted her face up to his. "You're not leaving the company!"

"Dominic, how can I stay after today? I would have loved the chance to  work on the Thamesview Project, but now everyone will think that I'm  sleeping with you and-"

"You are sleeping with me," he reminded her, a smile playing around his lips.

"Dominic, be serious!"

"I don't see what the problem is. It's my father's company and he has given his approval."

"I really don't want to leave, but-"

"Stop talking about leaving. You're not going anywhere!" His grasp  tightened around her wrist. For a moment she feared he would snap it.

"You're hurting me."

"Sorry." The blood rushed back to her fingers as he immediately released  her. He massaged it apologetically and then placed a kiss on her inner  wrist. "I won't let you leave because of an old fool who doesn't know  better than to keep his opinions to himself."

"Dominic, it's too late for that. They'll all be thinking the same thing now."

"The more reason to stop hiding our relationship." Dominic hadn't like  the subterfuge in the first place. "This ducking and diving is getting  old now. If you weren't a virgin before we made love, I would suspect  that you were seeing another man."

"Of course I'm not seeing another man!"

"Then what is the problem?" he asked, clearly exasperated. "The last  time I looked in the mirror, I had one head, two eyes, a nose and a  mouth. Have I grown a third eye or an extra nose or mouth since?"

"Nothing's wrong with your face and you know it!"

"Then what is it?"

"I just never … ," she began. This wasn't going to be easy. She knew that  he would take it the wrong way. "I just never thought I'd date someone  like you."

"Like me how?" He quirked an eyebrow and waited for her to elaborate.

"Look, I've always thought black women who dated white men were a little wannabe."

"Wannabe?" he queried, his voice dangerously soft.

At another time, Chantelle would have laughed at his pronunciation of  the Americanism with his proper British accent. This wasn't a time for  laughter.

"You know … wannabe white."

"Do you want to be white?"

"No!" she denied hotly.

"Then why would any other black woman?"

"There are some, believe me!" Her friend Gail, for instance, who had  never dated a black man and had always openly declared that she wanted  her children to be light skinned and soft haired-not dark and nappy  headed like their mother. She was still married to the man whom she'd  confessed had called her the N-word while they were arguing on two  separate occasions. She referred to her two young children's race as  white not mixed-race, although the children's mixed legacy was plainly  obvious. Chantelle already worried about them fitting into society as  they grew older. Nothing she said could convince Gail that she needed to  teach her children something of their black heritage.   





 

"You're not one of them, so what's the problem?"

"It's hard to explain." Chantelle floundered for an explanation that  wouldn't offend him. "Most black women who date white men seem to have a  certain look. I don't know if they achieve it before or after they  start the relationship, but it's not my style."

"What look is that?"

"Skinny, have weaves down to their asses and often talk like they're  trying to be … " Chantelle let her voice trail off. While it something  she'd observed more and more in London, she didn't know if it was true  for black women who dated white men in the rest of the UK, or worldwide.  She knew that she wasn't making perfect sense to Dominic. There were  several points she wanted to make, but every one would make her sound  like she hated white people, when all she wanted to convey to him that  she was proud of being black.

"Have I asked you to change anything about yourself?"

"No," she was forced to admit. But that would no doubt change if she  agreed to be seen with him publicly. After all, which young, billionaire  playboy didn't want a slim, sexily- or scantily-dressed woman on his  arm?

"I would naturally want to buy you things and ensure that you have an appropriate wardrobe for the functions we have to attend."

"A wardrobe you would no doubt choose yourself?" she asked and waited for his affirmative reply to drive home her point.