His Unveiled Passion

"Of course," was Stephen's reply.

Tessa peeked up at him from where she was pressed against his chest. Her eyes were sparkling like starlight as she pinned him with an unwavering stare.

Feeling his emotions surge within him, Stephen lowered his head and pressed his lips to hers, pouring his deep affections and desires into the kiss.

Beyond the window were the stars and the ocean. The glass shut out the sounds of the crashing waves while also trapping the sounds of their coupling within the room. The glimmering moonlight filtered in through the window and cast its gentle rays on them.

Tessa leaned her entire weight against the window. Her face was pressed to the glass as she admired the beautiful night scenery beyond it. She couldn't hold back her broken moans when Stephen rocked into her. He kissed her from behind, urgently and hungrily.

Tessa felt as if she had been plunged into an ocean of desire. She was lost amongst the waves, allowing herself to be swept into his rhythm.

...

Tessa returned to the law firm after spending two enjoyable days at sea. She quickly buried herself in her work after arriving at the firm in the morning. After looking through a stack of documents, she made herself a cup of tea.

Lester entered her office soon after.

"Tessa, are you busy right now?"

something the matter?" Tessa asked

lowered his eyes before saying, "I have something I want to talk to you

up the hints of disappointment in his expression. "Is it related to

shook his head.

attitude turned distant. "I do not wish to discuss

to catch you alone after work," Lester countered. He lifted his eyes to look at her. There was a hint of urgency in his voice when he asked, "Why did you

said, "Mr. Cooper,

asking

darkened. "Tessa, you know that I have

but since you didn't act on them, I didn't think too much

brought attention to it now, I'll give you my answer. I'm sorry, Mr. Cooper, but I have a boyfriend whom I love very much. He's

was swift and

in Lester's

forgotten me." He let out a self-deprecating chuckle. "Stephen was right. If a person

once,

a second