Dipping Into Sin 2: Digging Deeper Into Sin
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Instead of answering, he pulled her body close to him before his lips came crashing onto hers. He made all sense of will power collapse within her, as his potent lips and tongue hungrily feasted on her.
She had the most delectable lips that he’d ever kissed, and her taste was as spicy as her feistiness. He wanted her, but only on his terms. There was no room for talking only moaning and following his directions. Releasing her mouth, he looked down at this feisty woman, who now looked dazed and delirious.
“Strip,” he commanded.
Chapter 1
Reign
“Are you coming home tonight or what?” Keith asked impatiently.
“Babe, this is my sixth week here and I’m still trying to get through the piles of cases that are on my desk. Please try to understand,” Reign pleaded to her husband Keith of two years. Ever since she became the District Attorney of New York City, their rocky marriage seemed to dismantle quicker than she could blink her eyes.
Huffing loudly, Keith said, “I’m tired of this shit. Do you understand that you have a husband at home who has needs too?”
“We spoke about how the first few weeks on the job were going to be the busiest time for me. You said that you would be more understanding,” she said as she felt a migraine forming. Her left eye twitched, which was a subtle indication that she was near her breaking point. The last thing that Reign wanted to do was fight her husband, but it seems that this is where they’re heading.
“Fuck you Reign. You know that I’ve been more than supportive of you,” he said before he ended the call. The disrespect was becoming more apparent within the past few weeks, and Reign was fuming. Her hand gripped the cell phone tightly as she counted to ten slowly.
Does he really think that he’s been so supportive throughout our two years of marriage? When they first met, she was 21 years old and a second-year law student at Harvard Law School. She was driving to the grocery store in downtown Cambridge, Massachusetts, when she was reared ended by a car. Losing control of the wheel, she swerved and collided into a pole. Immediately frazzled, she sat in place for what seemed like hours until a friendly face talked her into unlocking her door. He rescued her and even after being under hospital care, he checked on her constantly.
Her family didn’t really care for him—mainly because he didn’t come from money or stature. The Johnson family was all about wealth, title, and image; none of which he had. In fact they did everything to persuade Reign to leave him—even going as far as claiming that he impregnated their maid. But all of their protests only encouraged Reign to remain with him. Reign didn’t care about the superficial things such as titles, prestige, and wealth. Out of all her three sisters, she decided to further her education as opposed to getting married to the first eligible bachelor that Mommy and Daddy chose. She didn’t allow her last name or wealth to define her. After graduating from law school, Keith proposed to her in his studio apartment. She said yes, even though her family would never approve.
Needless to say, Reign’s family was not supportive and refused to acknowledge Keith as anything else, but the lowest of low. With the belief that money can solve anything, Daddy attempted to bribe Keith with a check for $100,000. He refused, and that reassured Reign that their relationship was unbreakable. Being the aggressive international businessman, Daddy decided to go a step further and make her trust fund and all of her assets to be only accessible by Reign and her children. In the event that Reign is deceased, her parents and the family attorney are the sole guardians of distributing those funds to Reign’s children accordingly. The total amount was a little over 80 million dollars. Disgusted, Reign never told Keith what her father had done. Although Keith did not come from money, he worked hard to finish his graduate degree in computer engineering. Together, they were determined to beat the odds and have an everlasting marriage. But something changed…
The once charismatic and soft-spoken man was now a complete brute. A year into their marriage, he became obsessed over finances. He even became jealous that a job was lined up for me immediately after relocating to New York City. He was struggling to find work in the Big Apple and that frustration pooled into their marriage. Still, that was not enough of reason for Reign to end her marriage. She just remained levelheaded and took care of all of their expenses, including his student loans. After all, they took vows to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death do they part.
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About the Author
DJ Parker is a self-proclaimed romance novel enthusiast hailing from the big apple, New York City. She enjoys reading and is a passionate romance writer.
She has a dual degree: B.A. in Forensic Psychology. She is currently working on her Master’s degree. When she is not reading or writing, DJ Parker enjoys spending time with her wonderful and supportive husband, family, and friends. She also enjoys traveling, trying different restaurants, going to the movies, and always remembering to praise God at all times of the day.
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