Because You Are Mine Part VI: Because You Torment Me

Because You Are Mine Part VI: Because You Torment Me by Beth Kery

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Chapter Eleven
    The next morning, Francesca placed the pill on her tongue and tipped some water between her lips, swallowing. She glanced at herself in the bathroom mirror, looking away quickly when she registered her reflection. Seeing herself take the birth-control pill brought last night back to her in a vivid rush: Ian taking her for a private dinner for two with a breathlessly romantic view, her confusion by his aloofness, her sharpness in response to his withdrawal even while he was seemingly so solicitous . . .
    . . . their spat and his walking away.
    Why was she even bothering to take the birth control after the way Ian had behaved last night? She really was mad for agreeing to this venture with him—both in the crazy and angry definitions of the term. Her stupidity had never been more evident than since he’d first walked away after such an incredibly erotic and intimate experience yesterday.
    It’d been incredibly erotic and intimate to
Francesca
, anyway. Ian must have considered it par for the course.
    Or another example of the good service he deserved.
    Anger flared in her at the incendiary thought.
    True, he’d spent time with her after they’d . . . done what they’d done—she didn’t know what to
call
it, precisely. She would have said made love, but Ian clearly wouldn’t agree. After he’d instructed her on how to give him pleasure with her mouth? After they’d brought each other off? After he’d made her lose herself so greatly in need that it was now difficult to look at her own reflection in the mirror?
    He not only had spent time with her, to a casual observer, he’d treated her to a once-in-a-lifetime

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