The Man Of Sin: The Series - Sex Stories

The Man Of Sin: The Series

... disappointment, by abandonment and even betrayal by God and the world around you. Reach for the sun, my little flower, so that I may clip you and send you falling back to Earth. Wait for someone to come and rescue you, so that every time you feel my touch, you realize that you are all alone. Make this a glorious and eternal battle of wills, make me fight to win your heart.” He grasped her trinity necklace and held it up to her face. “Keep this close, so that you can learn again and again how useless it is.” He then vanished, leaving Helena to fall to her knees, her throat sore and her body weak. ‘Don’t cry, don’t you dare cry,’ she told herself, feeling tears hanging from her lashes. Having left Helena, Xavier was in a sinister mood. He was looking for someone, using his powers to track her, and as luck would have it, she was alone. Timing it perfectly, he rounded a corner just as a girl did. She was fourteen, small for her age, with short brown hair and a fragile look to her. She had been carrying several books and papers, and bumping into him, she fell and everything dropped into a mess. “I’m sorry!” she squeaked, getting down and frantically trying to pull everything together. “No, no, it’s my fault. I should have watched where I was going better.” Getting down on one knee, and helped her gather her books and papers. “Oh, I recognize you! I saw you in the cafeteria the day before yesterday,” he said cheerfully. She looked up at him and her face turned red. The last time ...

... she had seen him, he smiled and winked at her. “You… remember me?” “Of course. How could I forget those pretty eyes of yours?” Not used to flattery, she ducked her head and tried to contain her nervousness. She wasn’t even picking up papers anymore. “I’ve Xavier Michaels, and I see you are…” he picked up a homework assignment. “Lily Traiton, a beautiful name.” The worksheet he had retrieved had already been graded and it was dotted with red marks. “Having trouble with stoichiometry?” he asked, looking down through the problems. “Give that back!” she cried out in embarrassment. She gave it to her and she stood up, all of her possessions in a messy pile in her arms. “Thank you,” she said nervously with her face downcast. “I could help you.” She looked up at him. “What?” “I remember stoichiometry being the worst part about chemistry, but it’s not too bad once you figure it out. I could tutor you if you’d like.” She averted her gaze, less nervous than before, but now feeling shame. “Why would someone like you help someone like me?” Xavier put his hand on the top of her head, making her look up at him with eyes full of wonder. His smile was warm and kind. “Because something tells me you’ve always been afraid to ask for help. Listen, I’ll be in the library today at 6:00. If you’d like some help, come find me.” Just as Xavier had planned, Lily came to find him in the library. They were sitting at an isolated table in the corner of the library, where no one would bother them. They had ...