Into The Sunset: An Erotic Romance Anthology by Vivian Wood

Author:Vivian Wood
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Graham and I laid together next to the fireplace surrounded by fleece blankets, pillows, and empty wine glasses. We wore minimal clothing, clinging to one another for warmth and passion.

The entire day was spent talking and telling our stories. My cheeks ached from laughing the day away with him and my body was exhausted from everything else we’d done to each other.

Graham opened up to me about his life and told me the story of his cabin. It was his grandmother’s home. A place he would spend summers as a little boy. When she died, he inherited it.

“I had a wife,” he said quietly.

“Had?” I asked, sitting up on one arm.

“She died,” he said as he stared at the ceiling.

“I’m so sorry,” I said. “You don’t have to tell me—”

“No, I want to,” he said. He reached out and I took his hand in mine. "It was an accident. Shortly after the wedding.”

I said nothing and watched as the light of the fire made shadows dance across his face.

“I sold all our possessions and came here. I have not left ever since,” he said.

I kissed his forehead and stroked his chest. Then I pulled the blankets tighter around us and rested my head back down on the pillows. “I married Samuel when I was young. Too young,’ I said. “But I thought it was what I was supposed to do. It’s what everyone always said I was supposed to do."

Graham kissed my hair and silently urged me to go on.

“It was fine at first,” I paused and chuckled. "That’s what they always say, don’t they?"

“Who?”

“Battered wives,” I said.

“You couldn’t have known what he’d become,” Graham said. “It's not your fault.”

“I’ll never go back to him,” I said as I sat up to look him in the eyes. I brought his fingers to my lips and kissed them. “I’m yours, forevermore."

We spent the day exploring every piece of each other, as if we were making up for lost time. Our bodies would collapse from exhaustion, only to relapse back and start again.

In the night, the fire began to die as we ran out of fire wood.

Graham stood up, his tight body shining dimly from a heavenly mix of moonlight and fire.

“Must you go?” I asked, reaching out to him.

He pulled up his drawers and tossed a coat around his shoulders. “I’m not ready for this day to end,” he said. He dropped to his knees beside me and leaned in for another kiss. “And for that, we must keep the fire going.” He stood up and I chuckled at the thought. The happiest thought I’d ever had.

Graham opened the front door and walked out into the night. The wood pile was on the side of the house. He would not be gone long. I rolled over onto my side and looked into the fireplace. Dying embers turned orange and glowed with a pulsing power. I pursed my lips and blew a stream of air toward it and watched as it filled them with new, glowing life.

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