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Extrait ajouté par lina69 2013-07-21T14:24:41+02:00

Beck turned towards her, gave a faint smile and excused himself from the other trapper. He joined her just inside the cemetery gate.

"Riley..." he began, then halted, like he wasn't sure what to say.

This was what she'd really wanted, a chance to say goodbye, but now it was way awkward. Too many eyes were on them and that made Riley nervous. Beck noticed and drew her away from the entrance and down a side path, out of sight of most of the others. The witch took the hint. ‘You can catch up with us,’ Ayden said, and walked away, Mort at her side. Riley gazed up into Beck’s deep brown eyes. What do I say to this guy? What if this is the last time we ever see each other alive? Beck took a deep breath. ‘Stewart told me what yer up against, what Heaven expects ya to do.’ That jarred her. ‘Why did he tell you that?’ ‘So I wouldn’t be an idiot.’ She had no idea what he was talking about. ‘Beck, I …’

He gently caressed her hair, studying her face with near reverence. ‘I’ve been a damned fool, Riley. I pushed you when I should have backed off. I wasn’t there for you when I shoulda been.’ ‘No, you were always there for me.’ ‘Not like I’d wanted. I wish … we’d had a chance.’ He looked away for a moment, then back at her. He placed his forehead against hers. His breath was ragged and uneven. ‘Do what ya have to do to pay off yer debt with Heaven,’ he said, his concern for proper speech abandoned. ‘But ya do not die on me, ya understand? I can’t live without ya. Yer all I got, woman.’ Her breath caught in her lungs. ‘I don’t want to be here if you’re not.’ Beck’s hands slipped round her waist, pulling her closer. She could feel each of his breaths, so close they were almost one. Their lips touched, hesitantly, and to her relief the skies didn’t rain demons or the earth boil under the feet. Emboldened, he deepened the kiss, pulling her body tight against his. Her hands slipped through his hair as the passion built between them. She felt the heat roar through her body, singeing her, marking her as his. It was the kiss of a man who had waited years for the moment, and feared that it would never come again. When it ended, Beck pulled her into a bone-crushing embrace. It was hard to breathe, but she didn’t want it to end. Riley rested her head on his shoulder and felt their world change. Someone called out his name and he swore under his breath. ‘I have to go,’ he whispered, then stepped away, suddenly all business. There was dampness in his eyes, evidence he’d felt the power between them. Riley straightened his collar and though it proved nearly impossible she pasted on a fake smile. ‘Go kick some demon butt, Backwoods Boy,’ she said, trying to sound brave. ‘You do the same, Princess.’ He caressed her cheek. ‘I’ll see you soon, wherever that might be.’

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