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Authors: Nix Knox
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Noah pulled the lid off the box, then pushed the tissue paper aside. “I don’t get it.”
“This would have been clearer if we were dressed.” Ronan took one of the little padlocks out of the box. He lifted up Noah’s discarded jeans, hooked the lock to the hole in the zipper tab, and then clicked it shut. “It doesn’t actually lock anything. It’s like a little chastity reminder. Not that we need that; I just like the idea of making it clear we belong to each other.”
“Aw, that’s cute.” Noah examined the other lock in the box. “And we each wear one?”
“Yep.” Ronan tossed his pants to Noah so he could hook his lock on.
“There. Now you belong to me.”
“Forever and always.” Ronan pulled Noah into his arms. “Forever and always.”
“I have something for you, too.” Noah went into the living room and opened his bag. After fishing around, he pulled out a brown-red,-and-white rock that was smooth on one side and rough on the other.
“For your Zen garden. It’s from where we were married.” Noah placed the rock in Ronan’s hand. “Part of it has been smoothed by the waterfall but it’s still rough on the other side. I thought it was like life in general. Jagged and smooth.”
“I love it. I can’t wait to put it in the Zen garden.” Ronan knew the exact spot he would place the rock. He would put it standing up so he could see both textures.
“Good. But now you need to come to bed and punish me.”
“You’ve been bad?”
“Oh, I have.”
“How about I come to bed and make love to you?”
“Well, if you insist.”
“You know, sex is like that rock, too.”
“It is?” Noah gently grasped Ronan’s cock, leading him back into the bedroom.
“Yep. Sex can be rough or it can be gentle.”
“I never thought of it that way.”
“It all depends on the mood.” Ronan held Noah’s hand, pulled him close, and kissed him. “Right now, I’m feeling a little mushy.”
“Aw, the wedding got to you, did it?”
“It did.” Ronan eased Noah down into the bed. But it wasn’t all flowery and romantic, because Ronan wouldn’t let Noah climax until he told him to. Ronan realized they could take the Dom out of the playroom, but they’d never get the playroom completely out of the Dom. After making Noah wild with longing, Ronan allowed him to come, then pulled him close, and they slept. When he woke up, he discovered his husband was in dire need of more serious punishment, so he gave him that with just as much enthusiasm. Breathless, bodies entwined, Ronan held Noah close, thanking his lucky stars that he decided to drive by the corner of Ninth and Ninth what seemed almost a lifetime ago.
“You’re squeezing the breath out of me,” Noah said.
“Sorry. I’m just grateful that I have you.”
“I am, too.”
After what they’d been through, Ronan had no doubts that whatever the future held, they would not only be able to face the unknown, but they would triumph.
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Nix Knox is a mild-mannered foodie who loves travel and just about anything made out of leather. If you’d like to keep up with Nix’s next book, please check out
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