Trinity (The Executive's Affair) by Elizabeth Nelson Page A

orgasm that would leave her weak and shaky. It happened every time they orgasmed simultaneously and it was a feeling she was becoming quickly addicted to.
    "Fuck," he grunted and jerked inside of her.
    She cried his name and clamped her legs tightly around him. Her body trembled until she couldn't stand it any longer and then she just went limp. He kissed her neck and shoulder before pulling out of her and rolling off to his back. Trinity wanted to roll over and lay her head on his chest like she used to do, but it hurt too much to be on her side.
    Laszlo moved and settled beside her on an elbow. His hand rested on her stomach. "Are you sure you're okay?"
    "Yes." She chuckled. "I'm better than okay." Her eyes fluttered closed and she yawned. She didn't realize how tired she was. He moved closer to her and traced her lips with his thumb. She loved it when he did that. It felt so good. "Thank you for staying," she murmured.
    "I will never leave you, Trinity."
    She forced her eyes open and turned her head to look at him. There was truth in what he said. She could see it in his eyes and all over his face. "You really mean that?"
    "Yeah," he nodded, "I do. When I found you, I thought you were dead, Trinity and that was the most horrific thing in the world." He swallowed. "In that brief moment I knew I couldn't live without you and I don't want to." Laszlo reached behind him and fumbled in the drawer of the bedside stand. He produced a small black velvet box.
    Tears sprang to her eyes and she was powerless to stop them. When he opened the box to show her the large princess cut diamond ring, she cupped her hand over her mouth and gasped. Oh god, this wasn’t really happening was it? She must be dreaming.
    Laszlo took her left hand into his. "I love you, Trinity and I want to spend every moment of the rest of my life loving you. Will you marry me?"
    Her throat chose that moment to constrict, cutting off her ability to speak. All she could do was nod. He slid the ring onto her finger and she held it up to admire it. "Oh, wow," she whispered breathlessly. She'd never seen anything so beautiful before in her life. "If this is just another dream I'm going to be really angry."
    He laughed. "Trust me, love, you're not dreaming."
    She sat up and flung her arms around his neck despite how much it hurt to do so. "I love you, Laszlo." She cupped his face and planted several kisses on his face and lips. "I love you so much."
    "Easy, love." He removed her hands and guided her back down onto the bed. "I want nothing more than to make love to you all day, but don't hurt yourself. You need to rest."
    "I'll rest, but only if you stay in bed with me." She gave him a pouty smile. And then she held up her hand again to admire her ring.
    He reached up and pressed his palm to hers. "Do you like it?"
    "I love it, Laszlo. It's beautiful." She couldn’t stop staring at it and the way it sparkled. "Thank you."
    "I should be the one thanking you." He put his hand on her stomach once more. "You have no idea how happy you've made me."
    "Oh, I think I have an idea." She smiled. "I was thinking, if it's a boy, I want to name him after you. I want him to be a junior."
    "Really?"
    She laughed at the expression on his face. "Yeah, really."
    He nodded. "I like that. Although, it would be nice to have a girl, too. You know, Daddy's Little Girl…yeah, I could get used to that."
    "I bet you could."
    "Well, whatever we don't have this time we'll just have to try for next time."
    "Next time?" She raised her eyebrows. "You want more kids?"
    He shrugged. "Yeah, I've thought about it. Haven't you?"
    "No. I'm a little preoccupied with trying to get through this pregnancy. But I think I'm open to the idea of having more kids." She yawned again.
    "We'll talk about it later." He kissed her forehead. "Get some sleep, love. I promise I'll be right here when you wake up."
    Trinity nodded and let herself succumb to sleep. For the first time in longer than she could remember she