Ruin The Billionaire

Lilly

It was a beautiful, sunny afternoon in the pack. The birds were chirping, the flowers were blooming and we were was strolling along the winding path. Jake and I were enjoying the serene ambience and talking about the future. We approached a fountain and I stopped walking to observe it.

Suddenly, Jake dropped to one knee.

I gasped.

“Lilly,” he said, looking up at me, “You’re the most amazing woman I’ve ever known. You make me happier than I ever thought possible and I can’t imagine spending the rest of my life without you. Will you do me the honour of becoming my wife?”

My eyes welled up in tears and I took his hand, helping him to his feet.

“Yes, yes. I will marry you.”

He slipped the exquisite ring on my finger.

“I promise to always love and cherish you, and to make you the happiest woman in the world,” he said, kissing me softly on the lips. We then embraced before devouring each other’s lips. It was only after we pulled apart for air that I saw a photographer and my friends and family clapping their hands and beaming with happiness.

“You guys, where did you come from.”

I rushed to them and hugged everyone. It was a moment I would never forget.

Jake had called everyone who mattered to me. Heck, even my very deadbeat father had showed up. I had not seen him in so many years. Both my parents were deadbeats but at least my mother had started trying more lately. Having my father back made me very happy, and I felt very lucky to have a man like Jake.

After the proposal, we spent some more time in the part and then all of us went to Jake’s house for the engagement party. Jake’s friends and family members were also invited to the party and we had a lot of fun. Heather, who had accepted that Jake would never be has was also there. Her presence made me feel a bit uncomfortable but I couldn’t send her away, even after Jake said it’d be okay if I wanted to do so.

By the end of the day, I was exhausted. Most of the people left but my mother and sister remained.

“Oh my god, you’re going to be the lady of this house,” my sister said in disbelief. “My own apartment seems very cramped now. I might think of moving here.”

I laughed. “Nope. Not gonna happen.”

“What about me?” mother asked.

“Mother, you ran off after giving birth to me and were away for so many years. I may act like I forgave you but I’m not very sure I did. I haven’t forgotten.”

“I will never stop apologizing for it. Your father is actually worse.”

“It doesn’t matter,” I said. She was right about that but I did not need her or my sister in Jake’s house. I knew they would come with drama and interference in my personal affairs, and those were the last things I needed.

“This house is too big for only two people,” my sister said.

“No, no. now, if you’ll excuse me, I have to go and see my husband to be.”

My mother smiled. “Go and make me some grandbabies, dear. Amy needs a cousin.”

“Mom!” I said before leaving them in the kitchen.

I found Jake lying on the bed. He sat up and placed his legs on the floor when he saw me. Standing up, he came to meet me.

“I’ve been waiting for you, wifey.”

I smiled. “Wifey?”

“Yes, baby. We can get married as soon as you want. Set the date and it shall be done. I’m so ready for this.”

“Isn’t that a little bit too fast?”

“I’ve waited to make you mine for so long,” he said, grabbing my hands and pulling me to him. “You’re all I want. I never thought I was ready for marriage until you.”

“I’m ready to be your wife although it seems like a big responsibility. It’s scary.”

“Try being me. Don’t worry baby. I’ll be with you every step of the way. Now take off this dress. I love it but I’ve been wanting to rip it off you all day. I can’t take it anymore.”

It was all I needed. I stepped back and pulled the dress over my head. Jake helped me with my bra. As soon as my tits were out, he sucked on one before kissing me on the lips. He gently led me to the bed where I lay on my back.

I moaned softly as he kissed my neck, his hands wandering over my curves. He moved down, his mouth and tongue exploring every inch of my body. I arched my back, my hips thrusting towards him as he pleasured me.

He kissed me deeply, our tongues tangling together as I moaned in a dance of lust. I wrapped my legs around him, pulling him closer as he entered me. We moved together, our bodies in perfect sync. I cried out in ecstasy, while my body trembled with desire. Jake increased his pace, his movements becoming more urgent as he drove himself deeper into me. I gasped, my body tensing as I reached the peak of pleasure. We both feel back, panting and exhausted.

Jake and I lay in bed, tangled in each other’s arms. The sheets were a mess, twisted around our legs as we struggled to catch our breath. My head was nestled on Jake’s chest, my hair spread out like a fan. I could hear his heartbeat, strong and steady. I sighed contentedly, feeling his fingers tracing patterns on my back.

My eyes were closed but I could feel his warmth. I smiled, feeling a sense of peace and happiness wash over me. I felt Jake tighten his grip on me, pulling me closer.

We lay there for a few minutes, enjoying the silence of his presence. I lifted my head and smiled at Jake.

“I love you,” I whispered, my voice soft and gentle.

“I love you, too.” he replied, his voice rough with emotion.

We kissed, our lips moving together in a slow, tender dance. We were lost in each other, completely consumed by the moment. In that moment, I was completely at peace. Jake and I were together, and that was all that mattered.

*Five months later*

I walked slowly down the aisle, my eyes fixed on Jake at the altar. My long hair was swept up in elegant up do, with a few wispy strands framing my face. My hands clutched the bouquet of lilies tight. I made my way towards my husband-to-be in steady and sure steps. I smiled at him, and he smiled back with a look of pure love and adoration.

At the altar, I took his hand and we exchanged vows, promising to love and cherish each other for the rest of our lives. The priest pronounced us man and wife and we shared our first kiss as a newlywed couple. Our guests erupted in cheers and applause, as we turned to face them and made our way back down the aisle. We were surrounded by those who loved us, and they showered us with congratulations and well wishes.

Jake and I were beaming with pure joy, as we walked hand in hand into the future, ready to begin our new life together.

THE END.Upstodatee from Novel(D)ra/m/a.O(r)g