Chapter Summary: CHAPTER 107: Back Into Your Head – Craving The Wrong Brother (Sloane and Knox) by Free Collection
In CHAPTER 107: Back Into Your Head, a key moment in the billionaire novel Craving The Wrong Brother (Sloane and Knox), Free Collection delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
Chapter 107
The words land right in the center of my chest, stealing the breath from my lungs: I almost smile. Almost.
God. Why does he have to say it like that? With so much passion and authority. So blunt. So certain. Like it’s just a fact and not the thing I’ve been secrety dying to hear again since the last time he said it while I was dozing off in the playroom, that soft whisper of ‘I love you‘ against my nerk. My whole body reacts before my mind can catch up–chest tightening, skin buzzing, knees a little weak even though I’m sitting.
I want to throw myself into his arms. I want to blurt it back and tell him, ‘Yes, I love you too. I’ll stay here forever if you want me to? We’ll figure out the closet space and whose mug is whose and grow old yelling at each other over breakfast. I want to be that girl. Just once.
But that would be my heart talking. And maybe my hormones, because every inch of me wants to be touched by him when he says stuff like that,
My brain, though? My brain is still working. Barely. It’s reminding me that love doesn’t mean letting him lock me away because he’s scared. That just because he feels this deep need to protect me doesn’t mean I should let him bulldoze my choices. Even if part of me aches to let him.
So I breathe. I hold my ground. And I say, “I’m going to stay here for the weekend. I’ll even move in, and we’ll be roommates with my heartbroken
stepfather. But you’re not stopping me from going to work, Knox.”
“Oh, I am.”
“You’re not.”
“This is not a joke, Sloane. I’m trying to protect you.”
“From what? You’re not even sure there’s danger, and I’m supposed to just keep my life on hold?”
He moves fast. One hand grabs the side of my chair, dragging it–and me–closer. The other wraps around the back of my neck, pulling my face to his.
Our eyes meet, and for a second, I forget to be angry. Forget to argue. Forget the whole reason we’re even here.
He leans in so close I feel the warmth of his breath on my lips. “What’s the attitude about, lady?”
“Attitude?” I manage. “You’re the one throwing a tantrum because you saw a ghost from the past.”
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“The only thing I’ll be throwing is you over my lap for a spanking.”
Heat travels from my neck down south. His fingers are moving, brushing over the tendons in my neck, and my púlse flutters against his touch. His eyes darken as they follow the reaction, and I hate that he notices it. Hate that he’s always three steps ahead of what my body’s about to do.
His hand trails down my neck. I stop breathing entirely.
“Am I always going to have a hard time keeping you safe?” he whispers, voice rough with frustration and that bass that makes my legs press together without meaning to.
“Maybe you’re the one you should be keeping me safe from.”
He smiles, and it’s all teeth. “You’re not wrong.”
Then, without warning, he reaches down and grabs the hem of my skirt. One strong pull and-
Riiip.
He steps closer and drags my hips forward. My thighs slide along the cold surface until I’m perched right at the edge. My legs fall open on instinct, and that’s when I feel the head of his cock nudging against me.
“So shut up,” he says, “and take this dick.”
He pushes in.
My breath chokes out. He’s too much, too intense, too everything. He doesn’t wait. Doesn’t ease. He fills me in a single, brutal thrust, and my hands scramble for purchase against the countertop, nails scraping against wood.
“Oh, my God,” I pant.
His grip tightens on my thighs, anchoring me in place as he pulls back and slams in again. My back arches, my vision goes blurry, and every single thought about danger or Mateo or T–Bone or promotions evaporates.
All that’s left is him. His body. His breath. The way he drives in and out like he owns me.
And maybe he does.
Maybe I’ve always been his.
Knox sets a rhythm, ruthless and steady, each thrust punching a moan from my throat whether I want it or not. His eyes stay locked on mine the whole time. Like he’s daring me to look away. His hands are like vises on my thighs, holding me open and completely at his mercy.
The counter digs into the back of my legs, but I barely notice. My world narrows down to the point where our bodies meet, where he’s splitting me open.
“Knox,” I gasp, my fingers curling around the edge of the counter. “Please-”
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