KISS ME: JAX AND GABI EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT 4
The world burst into technicolor as our kiss went frantic, tasting each other. I blinked my eyes open to see Gabi staring up at me. The power had come back on, and we were spotlighted by the outdoor light and the one coming from over the kitchen island.
“Gabi, what are you doing?” I asked hoarsely.
“Testing destiny,” She answered before lifting up and crashing her lips to mine.
For a moment, I stood unmoving at the shock of her kiss. Tilting my head, I let my lips melt into hers. Cupping my cheek in her tiny hand, Gabi licked my lower lip, and I happily opened for her.
The world burst into technicolor as our kiss went frantic, tasting each other. I blinked my eyes open to see Gabi staring up at me. The power had come back on, and we were spotlighted by the outdoor light and the one coming from over the kitchen island.
Instead of looking around at her surroundings now that she could, Gabi only had eyes for me. Her hand tentatively reached up, and with one finger she lightly traced her finger over my scar. She started at my eyebrow and stopped by my eye only to curve around my cheekbone. A look of wonder came over her face. My eyes closed from her delicate and reverent touch.
“God Jax, you’re gorgeous.”
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KISS ME: JAX AND GABI EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT 2
“Are you an angel?” I coughed out. It was possible the light was coming from him if he was indeed an angel. Unfortunately, if he was, I wasn’t sure if he could tamp down the light he emitted.
“Are you an angel?” I coughed out. It was possible the light was coming from him if he was indeed an angel. Unfortunately, if he was, I wasn’t sure if he could tamp down the light he emitted.
I knew then that I was most likely delusional, thinking that an angel had been sent to save me.
“No, sweetheart. Are you?” his gravelly voice asked back with humor.
“Obviously not, or I wouldn’t be here freezing my ass off or my body throbbing.”
The man let out a deep booming laugh that made me want to smile, if it wouldn’t hurt so much. “Or the swearing.”
“Yeah, I don’t think I’ve ever been mistaken for an angel before. Do you think you could kill that light? It feels like my skull is splitting in two.”