Apollo Wilde
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She did end up shoving him away two, three times - simply long enough for her to catch a breather. Raeth was relentless; she hadn’t encountered a passion like his in ages. In her much younger days, she’d muse to herself, as she stretched some of the soreness out of her muscles. Perhaps she was getting too old and out of shape for an endless sex buffet.
She could hear Saboten clicking her tongue at her in her head now.
Truly, though, Raeth was an indulgent, thoughtful lover. It felt like up until this point, their fucking had been the result of tensions coming to a head. Something that they did to pass the time, to deal with that odd attraction. Since she’d “confessed”, he’d been…more attentive than usual. If she didn’t “know” him like she did, she would have been instantly put on edge. Now, laying on her back, his face hovering attentively over her breast, she realized that perhaps he was…just a little stilted. Maybe that wasn’t the right word. For someone that enjoyed talking as much as he did, he wasn’t particularly skilled in communicating.
Not that she was one to talk.
Emotional. Occasionally irrational. Too big hearted - these were things that she felt were fairly apt descriptions of her. Really, they were things that generally meant that she would be terrible at killing people. Funny how these things worked out. Whenever Raeth would pause, even for a moment, she would regard him coolly, though not unkindly. She was busy trying to work out the man in front of her, her partner - what he was about, what she could get out of the relationship. Well, maybe not “get”, but how much of herself that she could invest in him. It was hard to argue not to fall for him completely with the way he’d spoiled her over the hours, but….
“Mmmph,” she murmured, as he lifted his head from her breast. Her fingers were carding through his thick brown hair, content to touch him like this as he took his pleasure from her. She was pretty sure that if she tried to stand, her legs would have simply given out on her. So she stayed just where she was, taking the opportunity to sprawl ungracefully as he moved forward. Her own voice was raspy - though it had recovered immensely from the acrobatics from earlier in the “night.” There were times that, rather than a howl of orgasm, Raeth would only hear the faintest of squeaks.
She cleared her throat; grimaced. Swallowed, and winced. Her voice was shot. She had enough of one to sigh a long sigh, and gestured to the slender column of her throat. What came out was the faintest whisper.
“I don’t think there’s much for me to add.”
It wasn’t her being lazy; it was her being realistic. From start to finish, the operation had essentially been the brain child of Raeth. All she essentially did was play dress up and pretend for a few days. Whatever credit that there was to be doled out for the mission, she considered that he was entirely worthy of it. And, truthfully, his way was..easier. Less stressful. The level of planning was immense, but something he delighted in.
“…You know,” she rasped, wincing the while, “I can get used to this. You doing all the work, me only doing one or two things. Only downside is getting fat.” She smiled over at him, one eye closed.
She could hear Saboten clicking her tongue at her in her head now.
Truly, though, Raeth was an indulgent, thoughtful lover. It felt like up until this point, their fucking had been the result of tensions coming to a head. Something that they did to pass the time, to deal with that odd attraction. Since she’d “confessed”, he’d been…more attentive than usual. If she didn’t “know” him like she did, she would have been instantly put on edge. Now, laying on her back, his face hovering attentively over her breast, she realized that perhaps he was…just a little stilted. Maybe that wasn’t the right word. For someone that enjoyed talking as much as he did, he wasn’t particularly skilled in communicating.
Not that she was one to talk.
Emotional. Occasionally irrational. Too big hearted - these were things that she felt were fairly apt descriptions of her. Really, they were things that generally meant that she would be terrible at killing people. Funny how these things worked out. Whenever Raeth would pause, even for a moment, she would regard him coolly, though not unkindly. She was busy trying to work out the man in front of her, her partner - what he was about, what she could get out of the relationship. Well, maybe not “get”, but how much of herself that she could invest in him. It was hard to argue not to fall for him completely with the way he’d spoiled her over the hours, but….
“Mmmph,” she murmured, as he lifted his head from her breast. Her fingers were carding through his thick brown hair, content to touch him like this as he took his pleasure from her. She was pretty sure that if she tried to stand, her legs would have simply given out on her. So she stayed just where she was, taking the opportunity to sprawl ungracefully as he moved forward. Her own voice was raspy - though it had recovered immensely from the acrobatics from earlier in the “night.” There were times that, rather than a howl of orgasm, Raeth would only hear the faintest of squeaks.
She cleared her throat; grimaced. Swallowed, and winced. Her voice was shot. She had enough of one to sigh a long sigh, and gestured to the slender column of her throat. What came out was the faintest whisper.
“I don’t think there’s much for me to add.”
It wasn’t her being lazy; it was her being realistic. From start to finish, the operation had essentially been the brain child of Raeth. All she essentially did was play dress up and pretend for a few days. Whatever credit that there was to be doled out for the mission, she considered that he was entirely worthy of it. And, truthfully, his way was..easier. Less stressful. The level of planning was immense, but something he delighted in.
“…You know,” she rasped, wincing the while, “I can get used to this. You doing all the work, me only doing one or two things. Only downside is getting fat.” She smiled over at him, one eye closed.