Leave Me Breathless

Leave Me Breathless by Helenkay Dimon

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breaths.
    He dove back in. His lips met hers over and over again in a kiss that had her winding her arms around his neck and pulling him close.
    Him. Her. Touching. Nothing else mattered. Pleasure crashed over her, drowning out everything around them. Fingers searched and sculpted. Her hands swept into his hair while his pushed against her lower back, easing her closer to the juncture between his thighs. She heard the grumbling moan in his chest and the deep breaths from her own.
    She lifted her head in an attempt to get some air. “Ben…that…”
    “You taste so good.”
    His mouth found that sensitive spot right at the slope of her chin. Her kryptonite. A few nibbling kisses and she wanted to strip that conservative shirt and tie right off him.
    She dropped her head back to give him greater access. “Right there.”
    When his mouth found hers again, lights exploded in her brain. He kissed like he worked, with an intensity that sent her common sense screaming in wild defeat. The touch of his lips was all she dreamed about and everything she feared.
    But her mind shouted out a red-light warning through the sensual haze. She had a job and he had a girlfriend.
    Callie pulled her mouth away, letting her forehead rest against his cheek as she struggled to breathe without wheezing. “We have to stop.”
    “God, why?” He mumbled the question into her hair.
    “Emma.” Callie now hated that name.
    With the gentle touch of his palms, he lifted her head and stared down at her. The gaze from deep brown eyes searched her face. The rapid beating in his chest thumped against her as his eyes grew soft.
    “I don’t cheat,” he said in a husky whisper. “If I were with Emma I wouldn’t be kissing you.”
    Callie knew she should pull back, but she rubbed her hands up his back instead. “But, I saw—”
    “Evidence of a lifelong friendship.” He traced her cheekbones with his thumbs. “That’s it.”
    “You’re not—”
    “No.”
    “Does Emma know that?”
    His chuckle vibrated against her from everywhere their bodies touched. “Definitely.”
    Relief washed through Callie. She balanced her head on his chin as she tried to figure out what it all meant. “Now what?”
    “You invite me to your house.”
    “That crosses a line.” She could recognize that over her misfiring brain waves and damp panties.
    “I’d carry you to mine right this second, but Mark will be there eventually to screw everything up.” Ben dropped a quick kiss on her mouth.
    “Oh, yeah. Your brother.” And her boss.
    “And we’re going to need hours of privacy.”
    She debated the pros and cons for all of two seconds. The temptation proved too great. “Well, as you keep telling me, you’re the one in charge.”
    Ben’s smile lit up his face. “About time you admitted that.”

Chapter Six
    E mma finished her afternoon docket and left the bench in time to see Mark storm into the back room of her suite and grab her clerk by the arm. He dragged Scott MacAllister behind him down the hall to her private office, and was not too subtle about it. Scott’s high-octave screaming didn’t help, either.
    Everyone came running. Emma waved off her bodyguard and reassured her assistant as she followed in Mark’s footsteps. “What the hell are you doing?” she asked in a harsh whisper as she shut her door.
    Mark barely spared her a glance. “Get out of here, Emma.”
    “Absolutely not.” She used her best judge tone to convey her anger over his disrespect.
    If Mark picked up on her mood he didn’t let on.
    “This is between me and young Scott here.” Mark’s face flushed with fury as he dropped Scott into the nearest chair and held him there.
    She feared he’d kill Scott if she moved away. “This is my office,” she said, trying to break through the irrational mood that gripped Mark.
    “This is my case.”
    Dread settled in her stomach. “What has happened?”
    “Your clerk has the starring role on the security tapes of Ben’s

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