Love Me Tonight (25 page)
Authors: Gwynne Forster
But he continued to chart his own course. Frantic, she unzipped his pants and stroked him until he groaned uncontrollably, capitulated and took her to bed. Like a wild man, he stormed inside of her while she met him stroke for stroke and twist for twist until she surrendered
herself to him in a powerful orgasm and cried out in relief. He collapsed in her arms. Totally spent.
“When are you going to marry me?” he asked, still locked inside of her.
“How about December eighteenth? That way, we can spend Christmas together.”
“That will be a perfect time for a warm-weather cruise,” he said, hugging her. “Sweetheart, you will never regret this. I'll love you for as long as I breathe.”
Her face beamed in a smile. “And I will love you just as long.” She reached over and turned out the light.
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That December, in Frederick's Shiloh Baptist Church, Pamela Harrington walked down the aisle ahead of Heather, who held Henry's arm as she walked to the altar to marry Judson Philips-Sparkman. Others there to witness their exchange of vows were Cissy, Annie and the Harrington families. As best man, Scott Galloway offered the wedding toast at the reception, the most elegant affair that Velma had ever created. Shortly after the toast, the bride and groom slipped away and headed for their honeymoon in the South Sea Islands.
LOVE ME TONIGHT
ISBN: 978-1-4268-6566-4
© 2010 by Gwynne Forster
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