I always used to think relationships meant compromising what you want for something somebody else wants, but I never realized that when you meet that one person who becomes your priority it’s not compromising because you’d willingly do anything to make them happy

You and me. I want us. Forever.

Maddy.” My hand goes over his head, pushing the door closed so he can’t escape, and he turns to face me. This close, we share the same breath, and we’re both breathing hard. His eyes are either hooded or narrowed; I can’t tell if he’s angry or turned on, but I don’t give him a chance to let me know which, because I move in and fuse my mouth to his. He accepts it willingly—eagerly.

I’m enjoying his shortness of breath and his moans as I kiss his skin. I like exploring his hardened body, because I’ve never experienced it before. It’s new and exciting and hotter than I ever anticipated.

I run my nose down his neck and chest, peppering soft, open kisses as I go.

Boyfriend, huh?” Maddox asks me.“Unless the label freaks you out. I know you’re not a fan of those.”“I like the boyfriend label.” He kisses me again.

Damon smiles against my mouth. “I love when you don’t make sense.

He steps forward and brings his mouth to mine in a soft kiss.

The smile Maddox gives me is innocent while his burning gaze is anything but. He presses his mouth to mine, but there’s only tenderness. And it’s over way too fast.