The Fire Within the Passion by Kayla Trautman (rooftoppers .txt) 📕

still feel like you're hiding something from me. But since you don't want to tell me at the moment. I'm not going to
question you. For now." Kattie closed her eyes and let a tear fall out. It hit his chest and he lifted his head, "Are you okay?
Did I upset you?" Kattie quickly wipped her tears away so he couldn't see them, "No. I'm fine. I just...droled a bit. Sorry."
Jack layed his head back down on the bed, "It's okay." Kattie started kissing his chest. Jack then pulled her on top of him.
She layed there on top of him and kissed him. They just layed there kissing. Then Kattie pulled away and layed her chin
down on her his chest. Kattie didn't want to ever leave from this moment, from him. Kattie whispered, "I don't ever want to
leave you. I want to stay right in this spot forever." Jack smiled, "You don't have to leave. You can stay." Kattie layed her
head down and closed her eyes. She thought to herself, "If only that were true." She felt so bad. She was leaving. She
couldn't stay. Jack fell asleep. And soon after that Kattie also fell asleep. Kattie and Jack slept through the the rest of the
day and into the night.
At 4:30 in the morning Kattie woke up. She carefully got out of bed without waking up Jack. She took a sheet and
wrapped it around her. The wall on the opposite from the bed was all window. The window had a see-through curtain. Kattie
stood by the window just looking out. She was deeply thinking. She was thinking for a long time. At 4:45 Jack woke up and
realized that the woman he had loved was not there with him. He got up and put his pants on. He looked around and saw
Kattie at the window. Jack saw how the sheet covered everything but her back. He loved how her back looked. For the first
time he saw that ahe was skinny but she was strong. Not stronger than a man but strong. She built in a womanly way. Jack
walked over and wrapped his arms around her. She was so deep in thinking that she jumped a little when he held her. Kattie
chuckled, "Jack you startled me." Jack smiled, "This window has the perfect view for thinking about stuff. To sort out things
that you have you mind wrapped around." Kattie replied, "Now who says I have my mind wrapped around something?" Jack
replied, "You didn't have to tell me. I could just tell. You can't hide that from me." Kattie leaned her head back, "I'm not
hiding anything from you." Jack kissed her neck. "I love you." Kattie replied, "I love you too. Want to get some breakfast?
For the first time, I'm hungry." Jack went and got his shirt on, "Get dressed. I'll be waiting downstairs for you with breakfast
ready." Jack left and shut the door behind him. Kattie just burst into tears. She couldn't believe that the time she found a
guy she truely feels she can be safe with, would be the time she would have to leave him. A few moments later she was
dressed and wipped her tears away. She went downstairs to find Jack waiting at the bottom of the steps. "I was just about
to come up to you. Breakfast is ready. They were already cooking it for us." Kattie asked, "How do they know when to make
it?" Jack replied, "I'm an early riser. I have them make it at this time so I can eat when I get up." Kattie grabbed the arm he
held out to her and they walked into the kitchen. On the table was a chair at one end and a chair on the other. It wasn't a long
table. It was a short table. It was able to fit two people to where they could touch hands if they want to. Kattie sat on the end
by the door and Jack sat in front of her. The butler came in with two plates of french toast with syrup, butter, and a
strawberry. He set in down on the table and left. They began to eat. Kattie asked, "What are you doing today?"Jack
corrected her, "You mean, what are we doing today. I was thinking of going to the park." Kattie looked up at him. She had to
make some kind of an excuse to go somewhere else. Kattie said, "Or we could just go for a walk and talk." Jack said,
"Okay. If that's what you want to do. We can do that."Kattie nodded. She was relieved that he didn't insist that they go to the
park. But she planned on going there today at 3:30 or so. She had a message for Victor that she wanted his guys to give to
him.
Kattie was waiting by the door for Jack. Jack was taking care of some buisness he had to attend to first. A few minutes
went by and Jack came down the stairs to her. Jack said to the butler, "It's about noon now we'll probably be back around
one o'clock or so." Jack took Kattie's hand and they left. They were walking down the drive when Jack asked, "So what did
you want to talk about?" Kattie looked at the road ahead of them and realized that he might ask questions that she can't
answer without letting him know that she was leaving. She answered, "Well, how about we talk about you?"Jack looked at
her, "Me? Why would you want to talk about silly old me?" Kattie answered, "Because I want to know everything about my
love." Jack sighed, "There's really nothing much to talk about. I grew up here. I'm adopted..." Kattie cut him off. Kattie said,
"You're adopted and you didn't think that wasn't much to talk about?" Jack's face grew dark, "I really don't want to talk about
it." Kattie hugged his arm. Jack looked at her and smiled, "So. What about you? What happend to you before you met
Victor Blackwell?" Kattie sighed, "Well, my parents were trying to find me a match. I refused to meet any of them. That
made her really angry but she got over it. My dad, on the other hand, I don't think he ever forgave me but he moved on. My
sisters were about to marry before it happend. They were both pregnant." Jack said, "Sorry." All was silent for a while but
then Jack brought up conversation about England. They talked about that and other stuff for the whole walk.
It was about 1:30 when they returned. Kattie was exhausted. They had walked for a hour and a half. Jack asked, "What to
do now?" Kattie went into his arms, "How about we take a nap? I'm exhausted." Jack picked her up and went upstairs.
Kattie said, "I could have walked." Jack put her down on the bed, "You said you were exhausted, so I carried you to bed."
Taking her shoes off, "Thank you." Jack took his boots off and climbed in bed next to her. Her back was against his chest
and he had his arm around her. They fell asleep in the next few minutes.
Kattie woke up at three o'clock. Jack was still fast asleep. She quietly got out of bed and got her shoes. She left the
room being careful not to wake him. She went downstairs and got the driver for the carrige. She asked him to drive her to
the park. When she arrived the one guy was sitting on the bench with his back facing her. Kattie said to the driver, "If I don't
return in the next ten minutes. Go get Jack." The driver asked, "Certainly. Would you like me to escort you?" Kattie shook
her head, "No. What I'm about to do I have to do alone. Thank you." Kattie walked into the park. She walked up to the man
who was sitting on the bench. It was one of the guys who had jumped Jack and tried to kidnap her. The guy stood up, "Well
I must say I wasn't expecting you to come at all..." Kattie cut him off when she slapped him in his face. His head turned to
the side. He rubbed his face where she had hit him, "I wasn't expecting that but I guess I deserve that. How's your
soon-to-be ex-boyfirend?" Kattie shut her teeth together, "He's fine no thanks to you. I'm not going to Victor. Not now. I
want you to give him a message. Tell him to stop sending you here everyday. Tell him that I will come here on the 25th but
only on one condition. Only if he promises not to hurt Jack. Or I won't go." The guy sucked his teeth, "Well, I guess I could
give him the message. Anything else?" Kattie shook her head, "No now leave." The guy took her hand to kiss it but before
he could she snatched her hand back. Kattie said, "Goodbye." Kattie walked back to the carrige and got in. The guy
followed her and stood outside the carrige and talked to her through the window. Kattie asked, "What do you want now?"
The guy said, "Nothing. Just came to see you off." Kattie said, "Well I don;t want you to now leave. Driver back to the castle
please." The guy tipped his hat as she drove off. Kattie was quiet for the rest of the way. When she arrived she asked the
driver, "I would appreciate it if you didn't tell anyone about this. Especially not to Jack." The driver answered, "Of course
maim." Kattie got out and went inside. When she went in she saw Jack sitting on the steps. She hesitated for a moment
and then said, "I didn't want to wake you." Jack got up and walked over to her, "Where did you go?" Kattie answered, "I
went for a drive around the town." Jack held her in his arms, "You should have woke me. I would have went with you."
Kattie replied, "I didn't want to wake you. And I needed some time to think." Jack asked curiously, "Thinking about what?"
Kattie pulled away, "Wouldn't you like to know." Jack followed her as she went into his office. He shut the door behind him.
Kattie stood in front of the desk. Jack went over and lifted her up on the desk. She sat on the desk combing her finger
through his hair. He kissed her. She said, "Should we be doing this here?" Jack muttered, "Does it matter?" Jack started
gripping her back and undoing her dress. Kattie pulled back, "You didn't lock the door. Someone could just walk in." Jack
looked back at the door and realized she was right. He locked the door and quickly returned. He took his shirt off and put it
on the desk. He went back to kissing Kattie as he lifted her from the desk and set her on ger feet undressing her. When
they were both completely undressed Jack sat on his chair while Kattie rode him. Jack gripped her cheeks as he kissed her
in pleasure. Kattie moaned but bit her lip so no one who walked past his office would hear them. After about a hour Kattie
pulled off of him and just sat on his lap. Jack held her in his arms. They were both sweating. Kattie kissed Jack and then got
up to get dressed. Jack followed her. When they were both dressed they held each other in