Thrill Me, Chill Me, Fulfill Me

Cerberus eventually gave in, stepping into the water after her. A grin instantly formed on Scylla's maw, that grin only growing as he hooked a paw around her and pulled her in close. The big brute handled her slender frame with ease, depositing her on the bank where he'd just been laying. He was gentle and sweet, not at all close to Scylla's normal taste, but this was different for her. This wasn't just blind, animalistic mating with a stranger that she'd never see again. This was love. It was emotion. It would be the first time that she'd lain with someone that she truly cared about. So, in a sense, she was just as inexperienced as Cerberus in this meeting between them.

The copper and obsidian man stared down at her and Scylla allowed him to look for as long as he wished. Laying on her back, the fae's long, silken tail was still within the water, drifting lazily back and forth through the liquid like the fin of some exotic fish. Paws were pulled comfortably up to her chest as she lay there on display for him. When Cerberus came close enough, however, Scylla gently placed her paws on either side of his neck and pulled him lightly forward. Blue-tinged lips claimed black in another heated kiss. Cerberus knew what was coming now. He knew what she was asking for. She could see it in his minted eyes that he knew exactly what he was getting into.

After feeding at his mouth for a time, the small fae broke the kiss, sliding the side of her muzzle along his. "The choice is yours, Cerb. You know what I'm offering, what I'm asking for." The woman's digits combed gently through the thick fur at the side of his neck as her gaze burned up into his own. "I don't want you to regret anything and I don't want this to change how we are together." Scylla peppered little kisses across Cerb's lips and chin. "I just wanted to show you my love and show you how much I've missed you." After that, she was silent, allowing Cerberus to mull over her words and make the choice. She wouldn't be upset with him either way.

"Scylla Klein"