Infect Me With Your Love, Fill Me With Your Poison
07-19-2014, 05:01 PM
Winter followed his Princess as she had demanded. The journey took consumed most of the day, the sun now falling behind the western horizon. It kissed the ocean as it touched the waters with its edges and painted the dark water's surface in gold. The place was familiar. It's where he met Dusk and that led him to the land of the Willows where his kingdom was. Ah, he should be returning to them soon. Trailing behind her - he took in her delicious perfume, it becoming stronger as time ticked by. The scent of heat enveloped her. He wanted her, badly. Though, he would not dare push her into something that she may be uncomfortable with. He stopped and took in a deep breath as she swirled to face him. The way she called out to him teased him even more than her scent. The way her lips wrapped around the name made his heart flutter. Winter brushed his face against hers then took a step back so that he could take her all in - her expressions, her beauty. Winter was unsure how to approach her with his desire. Ah, how he wanted to press his body against hers and feel her warmth encase him. Normally, he would simply take a female he wanted without asking. Though, his Princess was different. How would he approach it? Ask her or maybe tease her until she invited him? Ah, but would she want him in the same way? Deciding to do a mixture of both, the dainty wolf moved so that his nose touched hers softly. Winter kissed her angelic lips with his tongue and slowly made his way to her neck. There, at her neck, he would nibble her flesh gently. He was careful not ton inflict pain. Winter moved up to her ear, making sure that his words that followed were a breathy whisper so that his warm breath tickled her fur. I want you, Princess. I promise to be gentle. Winter hoped dearly he would not frighten the female. He was unsure if this was her first time and if it was, he would be so very gentle with her - doing his best to make it as pleasurable as possible. Speech Thought |