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The Sheikh's Baby Scandal(26)

By:Carol Marinelli


She told him that she was covered in ragged, breathless words. ‘I’m on the pill...’

Both of them would usually have needed far more than that to continue. Felicia even let out a half-sob and a laugh at her own abandon. But both felt now that it was imperative not to lose the beauty of this moment.

They were on the edge of discovery, entering into uncharted water—and not just because of the lack of protection. It was the eye contact, the unbridled pleasure, and the care taken as he positioned her calves.

Kedah let out a moan as he slid into her oiled, tight warmth. His eyes came up to meet hers, but she was looking down at the blending of them.

‘Felicia!’

He snapped her into eye contact with him, and she found there was nothing sexier than full-on looking into Kedah’s eyes as he took her.

For a couple of moments that was exactly what he did. He moved to his whim along his thick length.

With anyone else she would have resisted, and yet he guided her so expertly and filled her so completely that all Felicia had to do was give in to the arm that held her up and lie back to receive the pleasure.

She felt the bliss of his weight and the reward of his kiss. His skin was immaculate as her hands slid down his loins and she knew that if she’d made a decision to do something rash then this was the right one.

He took her with force and passion and she returned the same—and almost a tussle ensued as they rolled so Felicia was on top.

‘I want...’ she said, but did not continue. She just wanted to come again, and there was such energy between them...such a mutual goal to give the other pleasure.

He had thought about what they might be like together and he had expected restraint, a tinge of regret too, and yet there was only fire and buried passion from Felicia.

‘Slow down,’ he said, and took her hips and jerked her down on his thick length over and over.

His hands moved up to her breasts and toyed with them, stretching her nipples as Felicia bit down on her lip. Then she leant forward to taste his salty skin as his hands roamed her buttocks.

He started thrusting upwards, and with that she had the pleasure of watching him release, and the sensation of the power of him within her.

She toppled forward, and as he came he slid her over and over down onto him, over the edge with him.

Their faces were next to each other and she could feel her hair was damp. Every part of her was more than warm, her skin was on fire, and she had never known anything like this feeling of silence and peace—this space they had walked into together.

He slipped her off him and she fell beside him, breathless, and looked him in the eye.

Then they smiled, because it had been better than they had hoped or dared to expect.

She wanted to touch and explore him, but they lay for just a moment, both thrumming in private bliss as they kissed each other down.





CHAPTER SIX

THEY LAY ENTWINED TOGETHER, and Kedah listened to the hum of the engines as the plane carried them to his home. Deeply sated, he found his mind was clearer.

Felicia’s wasn’t.

She lay with her head on his chest, listening to the steady thump of his heart as her hand toyed with the silky straight hair on his stomach that she had, right from the start, wanted to feel.

Now that she had, still she wanted.

‘Can I ask you something?’ Felicia spoke but, far too comfortable in his arms, did not raise her head.

‘It depends what it is.’

Kedah was no open book.

‘Do you want to be King?’

‘Of course,’ he answered as his hand stroked her bare arm. ‘I was born to be King.’

‘So why aren’t you there all the time?’

‘Because my plans to improve Zazinia are repeatedly turned down. I refuse to be an impotent Crown Prince...’

‘I doubt there’s any chance of that...’ she said, and her hand crept down.

‘I had a stand-off with my father and the old King some years ago,’ Kedah told her. ‘They had turned down every plan I had submitted and it was evident that they were never going to accept them. I asked for confirmation and they gave it to me—they did not welcome change. I love to design and so I chose to go it alone. That diamond I carry—it was from the sale of my first hotel. They loathe that I am self-made because it means that I am not beholden to them. I want, though, to make my land better for the people.’

‘And now you can?’

‘Perhaps.’

‘The old King is dead,’ Felicia pointed out.

‘My father still chooses to listen to the elders and Mohammed.’

‘I know you, Kedah—you could convince anyone of anything.’ After all, she was in his bed. ‘Your people love you.’

‘I know they do.’