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By Virtue I Fall (Sins of the Fathers #3)(109)

Author:Cora Reilly

She cried out and pressed her pussy harder against my face. I pushed two fingers into Anna抯 pussy and she rewarded me with a quick orgasm. 揕et抯 switch places.?

Anna got up and I took her place then turned her around and pulled her down my lap. We both groaned when I filled her completely. For a moment, we allowed ourselves to relish in the sensation before I gripped Anna抯 hips and began to guide her movements as she rode me with her back to me. I reached for her clit, pressing my fingers against it. Anna moaned loudly. If someone was in the parking lot, or even just walked by, they抎 definitely hear it but I didn抰 care. It was my favorite sound in the world. Nothing else mattered. Soon our movements became erratic, hungrier, desperate for each other抯 release. I held back, waiting for Anna to topple over the cliff first and when she finally did, all tension slipped away and I lost myself in her.

She sagged backward, leaning against my chest. I pressed a breathless kiss to her cheek. We quickly cleaned up and righted our clothes before I pulled Anna down on my lap and wrapped my arms around her.

揑 don抰 want to stop this even when we抮e married,?she whispered.

揌aving sex? I can assure you that won抰 stop even when we抮e old and gray.?

Her body vibrated with laughter. 揘o, Sonny, the sneaky sex in parking lots, the stolen kisses and bathroom quickies.?

揟hey don抰 have to stop.?

Anna nodded then motioned at her wristwatch. 揥e need to go.?

We picked up Leonas five minutes later and headed back to the Cavallaro mansion. I still hadn抰 asked Anna to marry me. It hadn抰 felt right, but as I pulled up in front of the mansion, I knew exactly the right time and place to pop the question.

I held Anna抯 hand as we walked to the front door. Leonas trailed a couple of steps back as if he could sense that I had something planned. He抎 been surprisingly tolerable on the ride back home anyway, not asking any annoying questions. Dante and Val both opened the door for us.

揅an I come in for a sec??I asked, feeling nervous.

Dante locked gazes with mine and his brows drew together then he gave a small nod. Did he know what I had planned, and approved? Or was I reading more into it because I knew this was a risky move so soon after Anna抯 failed wedding. But her parents had been left in the dark for too long, they deserved to be part of our journey from now on. But who said she wouldn抰 say no to me too? That woman had dumped Clifford in front of a priest and hundreds of guests.

Anna tilted her head in curiosity. Dante, Val, and Leonas stood off to the side, but they too had an air of expectancy surrounding them.

I cleared my throat and took both of Anna抯 hands in mine before I got down on my knee.

Anna抯 lips formed an O, and her parents and brother exchanged looks. I took the engagement ring I抎 bought only yesterday from my pocket and presented it to Anna. 揗y heart never wanted to keep you a secret because it knew all the time that you were the woman for me. You rein me in but never made me feel caught. Your sharp humor and even sharper tongue keep me on my toes. I want to spend the rest of my life with you. Will you become my wife??

My heart hammered in my chest as I waited for Anna to say something. Her gaze briefly darted to her parents and in that second it took for Dante to nod and Val to smile my pulse reached concerning levels. My wounds ached with every heartbeat, but I suffered gladly for Anna抯 answer.

She smiled down at me and squeezed my hand. 揧es, definitely yes. And this time I抣l say yes in church too.?

I shoved to my feet and wrapped my arms around her for a kiss, overwhelmed by relief, then I put the ring on Anna抯 finger. And for the first time, she felt officially mine.

揂nd??Mom asked with a small smile. 揂re you nervous??

Mom had asked me the same question on the day of my canceled wedding to Clifford and I抎 said 搉o?without hesitation. Today the situation was very different. My belly was bustling with nerves, my heart racing. 揧es.?

I wasn抰 nervous because I doubted my decision to marry Santino. There wasn抰 a doubt in my mind. I loved Santino and he loved me. He抎 drive me up the wall until eternity and I would keep pushing all his buttons, and the knowledge made me ridiculously happy. My lack of nervousness at my canceled wedding should have been a warning sign. I抎 felt eerily calm. It wasn抰 the calm that came from certainty. I抎 been protecting myself by burying my emotions. I hadn抰 cared in that moment because it was the only way to go through with the wedding.

Mom touched my cheek. 揑 can tell it抯 the good kind of nervousness.?

I grinned. 揙h yes.?

Mom nodded. 揟oday I抣l watch you go down the aisle with a good feeling.?

揂nd Dad??I asked. Dad had always appreciated Santino梐s my bodyguard and until he抎 found out that he and I had been getting it on.