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Marie-Claire was striding along, doing her best to disguise the natural sway that had come into her movements since she entered womanhood. Will nodded at her suggestion, unable to resist holding her a moment longer.
"We'll find one on the promenade."
The biting cold winds whipped their coats around them on the deck. Two guards were loading bolts of cloth into one of the tubs. Will, familiar with the ways of such freebooters, simply strutted past them arrogantly, Marie-Claire at his heels, and climbed into the tub, gesturing for them to leave off loading and give the signal for them to be winched upwards.
They frowned, but Will's self-assurance convinced them of his reason for being there. Within moments, they were being cast up into the air at terrifying speeds. Will was forced to wrap his arms around Marie-Claire's slender waist to prevent her from being blown off the edge. It was no hardship at all -in fact, the feel of her warm lithe body against him stirred all kinds of distracting thoughts.
Trying to keep his mind on the mission at hand, Will gazed upwards at the vast underbelly of the airship, rapidly approaching. Besides the open ports, he noticed a huge trapdoor set in the metal. He had a grim notion that he knew what it's purpose was.
The prisoners now aboard the Otto von Bismark, directly above the trapdoor in the hold, had learned the pirate Baron's secret -that his hide-out was a mobile fortress in the sky and not some mountain lair. They would never be allowed to leave with this secret. Once all their ransoms had been wired to the Baron's agents, that trapdoor would open and they would all tumble to die in the cold Atlantic ocean, half a mile below. Will set his shoulders. He could not allow that callous massacre to take place. Their mission had a time-limit now.
The movement pressed Marie-Claire closer to him. Her pert bottom now rested on his crotch and his cock was beginning to stir. Will took a deep breath. It was almost a relief when the cart crashed to a halt within the vast metal hangar of the pirate airship.
Guards scurried forward, giving the two, very closely clinched together, a perplexed look. Will gave them no time to muse on the sight.
"I must see the Baron at once," he said in German. "An urgent message from Fraulein von Ehrengard."
"We'll find one on the promenade."
The biting cold winds whipped their coats around them on the deck. Two guards were loading bolts of cloth into one of the tubs. Will, familiar with the ways of such freebooters, simply strutted past them arrogantly, Marie-Claire at his heels, and climbed into the tub, gesturing for them to leave off loading and give the signal for them to be winched upwards.
They frowned, but Will's self-assurance convinced them of his reason for being there. Within moments, they were being cast up into the air at terrifying speeds. Will was forced to wrap his arms around Marie-Claire's slender waist to prevent her from being blown off the edge. It was no hardship at all -in fact, the feel of her warm lithe body against him stirred all kinds of distracting thoughts.
Trying to keep his mind on the mission at hand, Will gazed upwards at the vast underbelly of the airship, rapidly approaching. Besides the open ports, he noticed a huge trapdoor set in the metal. He had a grim notion that he knew what it's purpose was.
The prisoners now aboard the Otto von Bismark, directly above the trapdoor in the hold, had learned the pirate Baron's secret -that his hide-out was a mobile fortress in the sky and not some mountain lair. They would never be allowed to leave with this secret. Once all their ransoms had been wired to the Baron's agents, that trapdoor would open and they would all tumble to die in the cold Atlantic ocean, half a mile below. Will set his shoulders. He could not allow that callous massacre to take place. Their mission had a time-limit now.
The movement pressed Marie-Claire closer to him. Her pert bottom now rested on his crotch and his cock was beginning to stir. Will took a deep breath. It was almost a relief when the cart crashed to a halt within the vast metal hangar of the pirate airship.
Guards scurried forward, giving the two, very closely clinched together, a perplexed look. Will gave them no time to muse on the sight.
"I must see the Baron at once," he said in German. "An urgent message from Fraulein von Ehrengard."