Black and Brown (Ravens #1) Read Online A.E. Via

Categories Genre: Dark, Insta-Love, M-M Romance Tags Authors: Series: Ravens Series by A.E. Via
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Total pages in book: 66
Estimated words: 64938 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 325(@200wpm)___ 260(@250wpm)___ 216(@300wpm)
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Mirage had taken him across the bed, on the side of the bed, propped against the wall, and in the shower. Now, he had him back, face down, on the bed.

Sweat poured off him as Mirage yanked him to his knees, gripping his hips, and started slamming Grace onto his cock.

Mirage’s strength and determination to make him pay for all the years he’d craved him was outrageous. No one should have that kind of stamina unless they were taking metabolism enhancements.

Oh yeah. Shit.

Again, Mirage thrust inside and stayed his hips. Each time he did that, the hard throbbing of Mirage’s cock against his prostate made Grace shudder.

“Uggh, shit.”

Grace came again, his cock already so spent from the last orgasms he only released a few drops. But the intensity of the sensation never lessened.

“Do you understand what it felt like now, Grace? Or should I stay buried inside you until the sun rises?”

“Fuck you,” he answered with no resistance, his voice weak and raw from his guttural moans.

Mirage tsked. “Dawn it is, then.”

Mirage

Mirage did what he’d promised and fucked Grace all night until he’d passed out around five fifteen in the morning.

He should wake Grace’s ass up and fill him again, but his partner looked wrecked. Mirage would take pity on him for now and ease off the punishment for a few hours.

He leaned over and nestled into Grace’s neck, sucking on his salty throat.

“Mmm, fuck off, Mirage. I’m staying asleep this time,” Grace muttered, then turned over, giving Mirage a good view of the palm prints he’d left on Grace’s lightly tanned skin.

Too wired to sleep, Mirage got up and went into the bathroom to wash off a night’s worth of sex sweat in the biggest shower that could fit in an apartment.

With a long towel wrapped around his waist, he went into the living room, drew back the floor-to-ceiling drapes, and opened the doors to the terrace to feel the morning breeze on his wet skin.

“Damn. I need coffee. And food.”

He couldn’t go downstairs and eat because Grace had been adamant about him being there when he woke, so he went into the kitchen, flicking on all the light switches to see what he could find.

He believed he’d always be wowed by Grace’s kitchen. And it never failed to make him horny when he watched Grace navigate it as if he were doing a show for the Food Network.

He went to the coffee maker…at least, he thought it was a coffee maker.

Mirage sucked his teeth, throwing his arms up in the air.

“Why is there a goddamn touch screen?”

He touched it to wake it up, and it displayed multiple images of cup sizes and brew strengths to choose from.

Fuckin’ hell. Simplicity is lost, and I blame this generation.

“All I want is a cup of fuckin’ Folgers.”

He had to settle for a glass of orange juice and a piece of toast he burned in the many over-the-top settings on Grace’s toaster.

Neither was satisfying. He was still starving. After last night’s marathon, he needed a lot more sustenance.

Mirage

Mirage’s head spun while he struggled to come up with some food.

He cleared the dinner mess, having to wash the dishes by hand when he couldn’t figure out Grace’s dishwasher.

Now, he was staring into the refrigerator for some cold cuts or something. There was milk, but he hadn’t seen any cereal in the pantry.

He eyed the eggs sitting in their own compartment, but he’d never seen brown ones before. He assumed they were top-of-the-line since Grace had them.

Now, all he needed was some bologna to tear into pieces and add to some scrambled eggs.

Mirage usually made his eggs in the microwave, but today, he’d have to use Grace’s stove.

How hard could cracking eggs, dropping them in the pan, then stirring fast until there was no more runny shit be?

He didn’t find bologna, but he did find bacon.

Another kind of food he made in the microwave, but Mirage was sure he could flip the pieces until they were crispy and brown.

But so he didn’t fuck up like he had with the avocado—Mirage noticed Grace hadn’t put any on his plate, and when Mirage had bit into it, he’d almost chipped a tooth—he pulled up YouTube and searched how to make bacon and eggs for breakfast.

He wanted to make sure it was perfect to debunk Grace’s theory that Mirage couldn’t cook without a microwave.

Even if it was against a person’s diet, everyone loved to wake up to the smell of frying bacon.

Mirage went hunting for the kind of pan the cook used in the video. He tried not to grumble and curse too loud as he shoved and clanged multiple pots inside cabinets packed with too many different kinds of cooking shit.

He found a pretty good replica for the eggs but not the bacon. Mirage grabbed a flat pan with low edges, unlike in the video, but it was darn close.


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