“Your life is with me now. Don’t push me on this.” His hand pressed against her stomach as he studied her expression. The heat from his body, hand, and gaze warmed and softened her body, and she could feel her pussy cream start to coat her inner thighs. Her nipples rubbed against the nightgown.
“We can talk about this later,” she said.
He cupped her face and squeezed when she tried to pull away. “How about I show you?”
“Wait. What?”
His head lowered, and his lips took hers in a kiss so blatantly sexual it would have taken very little to send her over. His tongue dived past her lips and tangled with hers. Rebeka heard a moan and was vaguely aware it came from her.
He lifted his head. “Do you see? I’ll treat you like a princess and make you feel so fucking good. You’ll never have to worry about anything.”
“What do you get out of this?” she asked.
“You. I’ll get everything that has to do with you. Yourbody and heart and soon your soul. I’ll need to control most things in your life, and you’ll never deny me.”
She sucked in a breath. His comment should have terrified her, but instead, it made her even hotter.
“How about we go to sleep, baby? We’ll deal with your reservations tomorrow.”
She wanted to snort but decided it might push him, and things would get out of hand.
He turned her on her side with her back against his chest.
“Good night.”
She relaxed into the mattress and against him. She struggled to remain still when he wrapped himself around her. After all, she wasn’t used to it but was too tired to fight.
“Good night,” she murmured.
Chapter Sixteen
The next morning, Dominic sat with his brothers-in-law in the room in front of Alastair’s desk.
“Tell us what happened yesterday,” Graham said.
He told him about the visit from Victor and that he guaranteed the man wouldn’t stop.
“So, you told him she was your fiancée?”
Dominic nodded. “Yeah, I thought he might let it go if he thought she would be my wife, but it just pissed him off more.”
“I think we should consider the marriage,” Alastair said.
“She’s not happy about it. She doesn’t understand how the mafia works,” Dominic said.
Alastair rubbed the top of his nose. “My Beth didn’t understand in the beginning, but she’s learning and becoming more relaxed. I think the sooner you get her involved with the girls, the better. They can explain things to her.”
“I’m planning on it after this.”
“Good,” Graham said. “They are in the family dining room.”
“I’m going to do some checking into Victor,” Duncan said. “If I find anything, I’ll let you guys know. In the meantime, I think you need to keep Rebeka close and not let her leave the house.”
Dominic nodded. “I thought that, too. I’m wondering when I should move her to the Morettis’ house.”
“I’d take some time,” Graham said. “For one thing, the girls will help her a lot, and you still need to talk to your mother.”
“I’m planning on doing that later today if there’s time,” Dominic said.