we don't have to live this way
02-17-2014, 05:26 PM
Tongue would revel in the taste of his skin, the silk of the fine hairs about his jowls. He worked overtime to avoid her gaze, which pursed a frown upon her features. The air grew thick between them, almost as a physical barrier, though his warmth was still there. ?Sometimes he is put out to pasture, to live out his days in the beauty of that which he helped to create.? He would lapse into more speech, each word meeting the caverns of her ears and melting into her very cranium. It seemed he feared aging, rightly so. Neither of them were in what could be described as their prime, and yet they were both vital, viral creatures in their own right. She too was plagued with the idea of the future, the uncertainty of what was to come. How could she comfort him when she had yet to find the answer? ?The trail you've blazed will not fade away so quickly, my adore. It is true, our sons are but youth and hardly prepared for leadership - that doesn't mean that we can't continue on as we're going. Glaciem is strong, I am sure there is someone capable to hold us together in the unlikely event of your inability to do so.? Finally his coral gaze would meet hers, and gleefully she would drown in the pools of his soul. ?Every effort up until now has been to get us to where we are, you and I... we would be fools not to relax and enjoy the spoils of the past year.? She breathed a sigh, wrinkling her brow and pushing forward to gently butt her head up against his own. Something of a purr would vibrate in her trachea, hinting at how pleased she was to be with he alone. ?Perhaps its time you take a step back and reevaluate how you want to live the rest of your days..? she would murmur, hoping that that reevaluation might somehow lead to him being with her more, being with their family more. It might be selfish of the Queen to wish such a thing, but the ebony mistress could hardly stop herself from being jealous over the time he dedicated to the other women of Glaciem, to his other children. ?speech,? |