papillon24
Living in your heart
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"Antarus is not my name. That was the name my owner at the Coliseum called me when he whipped or beat or forced me to fight and kill for his sport." His voiced called out to her making her stop where she was. His defiance was getting tiring, but at the same time it gave her a rush to know he was strong of both will and of body. It was something she truly wanted for her child and hoped that those traits would be passed on.
She continued to move towards the bed. She let the robe fall from her shoulders and come to a puddle in the middle of the floor. She could feel a breeze in the air. It was refreshing as the day had been warm, and the ceremony had warmed her to the core
"If Antarus is not your name, them what is your name mate." She spoke to him without turning back towards him. "Antarus is the only name that has been give to me for you so that is what I have called you."
Samara sat on the edge of the bed. the feeling of the smooth silk upon her base flesh was cool and smooth. A small table at the edge held a couple of goblets and a decanter of wine. She took a goblet and filled it and took a long drink, quenching her thirst. She then took the other one and filled it.
She lifted it and held it out to him without looking. She could feel his presence near her.
"Here, drink. You must be thirsty. And sit, rest. The night is young still and there is so much more."
She continued to move towards the bed. She let the robe fall from her shoulders and come to a puddle in the middle of the floor. She could feel a breeze in the air. It was refreshing as the day had been warm, and the ceremony had warmed her to the core
"If Antarus is not your name, them what is your name mate." She spoke to him without turning back towards him. "Antarus is the only name that has been give to me for you so that is what I have called you."
Samara sat on the edge of the bed. the feeling of the smooth silk upon her base flesh was cool and smooth. A small table at the edge held a couple of goblets and a decanter of wine. She took a goblet and filled it and took a long drink, quenching her thirst. She then took the other one and filled it.
She lifted it and held it out to him without looking. She could feel his presence near her.
"Here, drink. You must be thirsty. And sit, rest. The night is young still and there is so much more."