Blaze's Second Chance (The Sinclair Men)

Blaze's Second Chance (The Sinclair Men) by Sam Crescent

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you used me. You never had any intention of taking me further.” She shouted back at him, oblivious to the other people in the house. “Well, I’m over it, Blaze.” She stormed out of the house leaving him shocked.
    ****
    “Wow, it appears the Sinclair men know squat about love and women.” Trent entered the kitchen.
    “Keep your opinions to yourself.” Blaze followed after her.
    He couldn’t cope with the thought of her hurting. He found her on the patio staring out into the night sky.
    “Cassie.”
    “Don’t bother, Blaze. I’ve nothing I want to say to you.” She stopped him. Blaze watched her back.
    “I missed you,” he whispered as he placed a hand on her shoulder. He felt her flinch from his touch. When she’d come to him that night, she’d been so beautifully passionate. A hot sensual woman. She hadn’t flinched but touched back.
    “Don’t do this to me, Blaze,” she said.
    “I never thought I’d see you again.” Chris had never told him about their relationship. He wondered what else his younger brother was keeping from him. “My life with Francesca was a mistake. We were miserable together. Even when I was with her I thought about you.”
    Blaze had to tell her everything. He’d wasted so many years fighting his attraction and the desire for Cassie. She was so close to him, and he could have her. Blaze knew a day wouldn’t go by when he didn’t fight for her.
    “How can you say these things to me?” He heard the sob in her voice, and he hated himself all over again. “This was supposed to be a relaxing weekend, and so far I’ve done nothing but want to cry. Tell me what’s wrong with that?” She turned, and he saw the tears coming out of her eyes.
    He reached out and touched them with his thumb. “I’m a bastard,” he said.
    “No. You’re not.” She rubbed the tears away and faced forward. “We didn’t have any claim over each other. That night was nothing more than two consenting adults giving in to temptation.”
    “Don’t say that.” He stood directly behind her with both of his hands on her. “That night is the only memory keeping me alive.”
    “That’s a little dramatic, Blaze. Even for you.”
    “Mock and laugh at me all you want, Cassie. It doesn’t change the way I feel about you.” Blaze moved round to face her. He grabbed her chin roughly and forced her to look at him.
    “I was just an employee to you,” she said.
    “You were so much more. You never realised how much I fought for you.” He slammed his lips down on hers. This wasn’t a make-up kiss. This was about possession. Blaze wanted to claim her for his own. To seal every little shred of himself inside her and never let her go. His fingers sank into the smooth, dark hair, and he grasped her head. He held her in place while he thoroughly loved her lips and mouth. Kissing her was becoming a drug in his veins.  Cassie fought him. Her struggles were feeble, and he calmed her down, never breaking contact. She melted beneath him, and he loved her submission to him.
    Her full, tight breasts pressed against his chest. He wanted to suck on them, to taste their full plump red nipples between his teeth.
    His dick was as hard as rock. Her little moans escaped from her lips, and he took every little advantage. He plunged his tongue into her depths.
    Their sighs of pleasure mingled. Blaze couldn’t hold back any longer. He needed to touch her. His hand slid down from her hair, over her neck and passed her collarbone. He cried out at the same time as Cassie when he cupped one of her tits in his palm. That night so long ago he’d not taken the time to love these soft mounds. Providing he played his cards right they’d have the rest of their future together. Her erect bud pushed against his palm, and he ran a nail over the tip through her summer dress. Blaze wanted more. He took her strap and pushed it past her arm exposing the full breast to the naked air and his consuming vision.
    Her chest rose and fell

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