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He fumbled at the side table for a condom and sank into her and, fuck, he must still be asleep, he thought wildly, because this was too good, this had to be a dream. He felt it everywhere when Harmony laughed. “Full body hugs for everyone.” “Menace.” He rolled his hips back, then slid deep inside her again, breath stuttering. “Sweetheart.” Hitching himself up on her, he found that angle that always made her thighs tremble and her gasps melt into a deep moan, sweet and low. His hips snapped against her again, again, and she was kissing his throat, his collarbone, hands raking down his back. If this were a dream he could tell her everything. All the feelings she inspired in him, all the ways he wanted to provide her the same, somehow, someday. Instead he thrummed his finger over her until she tensed and shook apart beneath him, her cry driving a piercing sweetness through him that set him shuddering, everywhere, into her.
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L.A. Schwartz (My Kind of Trouble: The perfect bookish, enemies-to-lovers rom-com)