Bedazzled No More

Hearing the same frustration at being forced to stop in the breathless gasps Lillith gave made it nearly impossible to stop. Romulus could feel the tension and need in the Adravendi girl’s body as she gripped tight to him, pressing all of herself across him in all the right ways while they lay cuddled close in bed. Her heated breath washing against his muzzle from the close proximity of their mouths sent his heart into a fiery flurry of beats. Gods, how he wanted her so badly! Wanted her in ways he’d never had a fae before! She whispered a compliment back to him, her sultry voice making his heart skip a beat. Just as she did, he leaned into the touch of her paw, never wanting to part and pull away from her again. He wanted to surround himself in Lillith, to lose himself in the entire experience of her inside and out.

Lillith followed his gaze out the windows to the southern auroras painting the night skies, calling them their own little miracle. He hummed in agreement; he couldn’t say that surviving the strange sickness hadn’t been a miracle in its own right. Now the world seemed to be celebrating their life along with them. It tempted the wolves, coaxed them to come revel in the beautiful night together. Romulus was sorely tempted to do just that... but his resolve was truly tested when Lil turned her smoldering ruby eyes back to hold his, asking him to go and questioning if they had to wait until tomorrow. That roguish grin on his lips grew and turned far more suggestive, impressed by Lillith's sudden bout of rebelliousness.

"No, we don't," he whispered back, running his claws gingerly up the curve of Lil's spine from her hips up to her shoulder blades. He gave her side a gentle tap, then began to shift to urge her up. "C'mon, I know a spot we can have a great view from. I'll even bring a little treat for us." Roman had since discovered the wine cellars on his wanderings and knew they stood unguarded. So long as Ulric didn't catch him sneaking a bottle out with his daughter, he'd be none the wiser to the two lecherous youths' intentions.

"Speech"