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Her head twisted on the pillow beneath her as she clenched on the invading finger as his erection stretched her pussy, filling her with thrust and pushing her closer to the brink of insanity.
    Yes, baby, he groaned at her ear then. Take me, Anna. Everything sweetheart.
    Everything I have to give.
    Everything. Her hips rose and fell to each thrust as she whimpered in shattered longing, feeling the heat building in her womb as it was stroked by every driving thrust in her pussy. Her legs rose, wrapping around his hips, opening her further, taking him deeper, harder, feeling the fire consume her.
    She lost the ability to breath. His finger was suddenly replaced by another in her anus, stretching her, sending arcs of fire through her anus as her orgasm began to explode through her body. Hard, brilliant shards of light and color burst in front of her eyes as she came apart in his arms.
    She shuddered, violent waves of pleasure tearing through her as she screamed his name.
    Blake
     

CHAPTER FOURTEEN
    Blake
    Anna sat alone on the back porch the next afternoon, her head lowered, her hands clenching in her hair as her elbows rested on her knees.
    Hadn t Devon realized whose name she had screamed out as she came apart in his arms?
    Hadn t he heard the lapse her heart had made?
    He had shown no sign that he had. Breathing heavy, his hard body straining above her in his own release, his semen spurting inside her convulsing pussy, he had whispered her name like a prayer. My Anna. My Anna.
    He had fallen asleep not long after rolling from her, his arms wrapped tight around her, her head tucked against his chest as she stared into the dark.
    She had loved Blake for so damned long. Since she was little more than a child and he had first made his presence in the small town known. He had been a stranger to the close knit community. That uppity city boy who couldn t seem to stay at the house he had built for more than a few months at a time.
    But while he was there he hadn t hid. Smiling, filled with laughter and life he had slowly become a part of her hometown. At sixteen, Anna had been entranced by him. Every time he spoke to her, her heart would race, her awakening hormones going into over drive.
    Those two years had been spent immersed in the pits of despair when he was gone and the heights of joy when she knew he was home.

    Her attachment to him hadn t been normal, her friends had warned her. There wasn t a chance, she had been told, that when she reach eighteen that her dreams could ever become reality.
    But they had. On a dark, deserted road, during one of the most frightening nights of her life he had been there. He had rescued her. He had loved her. He had made her who she was today.
    And her heart had never let go. In five years, so many lonely nights, so many tears, pleas, and curses, her heart had never let him go. Even now.
    What do I do, Blake? She whispered longingly, her hands tightening in her hair as she fought her tears. How do I let you go?
    There was no answer. Blake was gone.
    She came to her feet with a surge of violent, agonizing fury.
    She raised her eyes to the clear, brilliant blue sky, tears gathering in her eyes. Why did you leave me? She screamed out desperately, her fists clenching at her side, her insides rocked with such despair she didn t know how to fight it any longer.
    She had been strong. For five long, lonely years, she had been strong for him, for Mike.
    She had taken care of his home, held onto all he worked for despite her mother s machinations to destroy the last of the dream she had built around him.
    Why won t you leave me alone? She finally demanded of the heavens and the man who now resided in that paradise free of the pain and the regrets that tormented her heart. Her soul. Why Blake? Why did you leave me?
    She wrapped her arms around her chest, fighting to hold back the misery that seared her soul.
    Fate hadn t been satisfied in taking the man who held even her soul. That hadn t been enough to