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Chapter 21 by AddickTara
Do you tell him to go?
No
“Brenda,” Tyrone breathed against my lips. “I want you so bad.”
“Yes,” I whispered back, my hands fisting in his shirt. “I want you too.”
With that, Tyrone scooped me up into his arms and carried me upstairs to my bedroom. He laid me down on the bed, his eyes dark with lust as he looked down at me.
I reached for him, pulling him down on top of me. Our lips met again, this time with even more heat and intensity. Tyrone's hands were everywhere, touching and teasing every inch of my body. I arched into his touch, needing more, needing everything he had to give.
As we kissed and touched, I couldn't believe what I was doing. I was a grown woman, a mother, and here I was, in bed with a teenager. But as Tyrone's lips trailed down my neck, as his hands slipped beneath my shirt, I couldn't bring myself to care. All I knew was that I wanted him, needed him, and nothing was going to stop me from having him.
Tyrone’s hands were everywhere, exploring every inch of my body with a hunger that made my skin tingle. His lips trailed down my neck, leaving a scorching path as he made his way to my collarbone. I arched beneath him, gasping as his teeth grazed the sensitive skin.
“Tyrone,” I breathed, my fingers tangling in his hair. “Oh God…”
Do you stop him?
Life of the Divorcee
It begins
After many years of marriage, Brenda Barker never imagined she’d be starting over. But when her husband ditches her after she's caught cheating at the local health spa Brenda is left with a modest house, an overgrown garden, and a long-overdue reckoning with who she really is. What begins as a shaky stumble into singlehood—burnt dinners, awkward solo brunches, and tearful nights with wine and reruns—soon becomes a bold exploration of self. With the unexpected help of her two teenage sons, and new neighbours, Brenda rediscovers not just joy, but a version of herself she hadn’t seen in decades.
Updated on Sep 4, 2025
by AddickTara
Created on Aug 31, 2025
by AddickTara
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