Sweet Submission: Reclaiming Her Love

Chapter 1 I Am Getting Married

Corynn Harper let out a moan as her nails bit into the skin of Elliot Andrews‘ back. Her body was drenched in sweat, as if she had just got out of a bath.

Her parted lips found the curve of Elliot’s shoulder as the crescendo approached. She bit down, her eyes fluttering as her hips bucked against his. A moment later, she loosened her grip and fell back on the bed, her eyes closed, her breathing slow and deep.

Corynn felt hot, but she liked the warmth of Elliot’s body far too much to pull away from him.

In the end, it was Elliot who let go and stood up. He grabbed the gray robe hanging at the foot of the bed and put it on.

His voice was still a little hoarse when he spoke, but his tone was cool. “I’m getting married, Corynn.”

She felt as though a bucket of ice water had been dumped over her head. Corynn was rudely jolted out of the afterglow of the intimacy they just shared. She sat up in bed, her previously flushed face now pale.

“So let’s break up,” Elliot added before she could say anything.

Corynn didn’t even have the time to compose herself. Her eyes, which had been bright with passion and desire a few minutes ago, dimmed. Her hands balled into fists at the sheets.

Her body was still sore and aching from their hours of lovemaking, and here Elliot was, breaking up with her like he was ordering a kitchen maid to fetch the tea.

In all fairness, his behavior was true to his nature–ruthless and decisive.

should have known better.

years that they had been together, Coryn had never really managed to thaw Elliot’s

of the day,

back and swallowed the bitter taste that rose in her tongue. It wasn’t easy, but she did her best to

said slowly after exhaling a smoke ring. “My family has been good friends

to her side to keep from looking

been together for three years. I will compensate you for your time.

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Am Getting

house, a car,

am not selling my

fair. I don’t want any loose ends, either. Just take

you, I’m not selling my

sighed. “Don’t be

Corynn’s tongue, but really, she did this all to herself.

man.

but Corynn was too stubborn and delusional to believe it. She slept with him on the same night that they met. He had never explicitly acknowledged that they were dating, but he never denied it, either. Things just fell into place, and

happened so naturally that Corynn thought she had become the exception to his rule. It turned out that it was all wishful

and found that he had turned away from her

and took a deep breath, only to feel a sudden wave of nausea. Corynn scrambled out of the bed and rushed to