Reel: A Hollywood Renaissance Novel by Kennedy Ryan
Author:Kennedy Ryan [Ryan, Kennedy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
39
Canon
âWe should leave the house today.â I say this while we float naked in the swimming pool.
âWhy?â Neevah asks, and with her breasts bobbing at the waterâs surface, her taut stomach and bare pussy visible in the water as she stands before me, I have to ask the same question.
âItâs Santa Barbara,â I say, only half-heartedly. âOne of the most beautiful cities in the country. You should see something other than this place. And itâs not LA. Less exposure, not that I have paparazzi trailing me or anything.â
She swims the few feet over, her long, naked limbs slicing through the water. When she stands in front of me, her head only reaches my chin, and she tilts up, holds my gaze.
âBut thereâs so much to do right here,â she teases, her eyes growing sultry. Her hand moves between us and she takes my cock, pulling slowly, firmly.
âYouâre insatiable.â I lift her so she can wrap her legs around me, and even though I donât enter, she rubs against me, the friction sweet and hot and glorious.
âYou love that about me,â she whispers into a kiss, her water-slick hands gripping my shoulders. âFuck me again, Canon.â
âWe donât have a condom.â
âThen at least make me come.â She nips at my ear, running her palm over my nipple.
I slip my hand between our bodies, inching two fingers inside her.
âOh my God.â She rocks into the thrust of my fingers, tipping her head back until the sun glazes her face and neck, highlighting her clear skin, completely free of makeup.
I finger her and stroke her clit, suck on her nipples, until she shudders in my arms, rippling like the water around us.
Laughing at my neck, she pulls back to smile into my eyes. I return the smile and kiss her lightly on the lips. I canât remember a time in my life where I felt like this. This happy. This satisfied. This starved. This possessive. Every emotion seems to be exaggerated with Neevah.
Iâve always been obsessive about my work, about my art. For the first time, I think Iâve found something else, someone else, to inspire that kind of intensity. Sheâs ruining me and I have no idea how to stop it. Iâm not sure I want to.
Itâs scary as hell.
Because that gives her so much power, probably power she doesnât even realize she has. And I know she feels the same. I didnât lie when I said I could read her easily. She doesnât hide the emotion in her eyes when she comes. Doesnât pretend itâs just fucking, or treat it lightly. I donât think she knows how to do thatâto hold herself back. She is as generous in bed as she is on the stage or on camera. She scatters kisses over my face while the sweetest, dirtiest things spill from her lips into my ears. At the same time thereâs a fearlessness about her, the same quality that makes her think it will all work out when people discover us. I hope sheâs right.
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