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A beep sounded and Vrix pulled away, his chest heaving, his eyes glancing to the dashboard.

“We are approaching Occaro X7,” Thase said, his hands still gripping her ass.

Vrix groaned, his body slumping like an exasperated child.

“Thase must be unencumbered to land the shuttle. But you can stay and watch if you’d like.” After a pause, he added. “I would like to try more kissing later.”

CHAPTER 10

GISELLE WAS SURPRISED WHEN Thase set the shuttle down in a deserted inlet, sparkling blue water greeting her as they helped her down the metal steps of the ship.

She’d been expecting some sort of bustling alien metropolis, but there didn’t appear to be anyone here other than her, Vrix, and Thase.

Strange rock formations of pure white jutted out of the glimmering sea like icebergs, the air warm and humid, the sound of crashing waves filling her with peace.

People on Earth would pay good money to vacation in a place like this. And they considered this a punishment?

“It’s not much, but it’s our home,” Thase said, gesturing to a building above.

Not much, but it was more beautiful than any architecture she’d ever seen.

The small home was perched on a ridge overlooking the sea, a marvel of some sort of translucent material shining in the light of the dual suns. The dual suns which had sent her reeling when she’d first noticed them in the sky, Vrix steadying her as they walked up the steps carved into the stone ridge. It was like a great glowing crystal, refracting a kaleidoscope of colors that danced across the sandy beach below.

A metal door whooshed open, exactly like the ones on the Starlet, revealing a large space with open windows that spilled golden light, filling the home with a warm, radiant glow. Vrix showed her to a bedroom, almost identical to the one she’d stayed in on the shuttle, an enormous bed with a window overlooking the sea.

There was a coastal forest out back, broad-leafed trees with slender trunks swaying slightly in the wind. Sunlight shimmered through the sparse canopy, rippling like the water below.

And through it all, she felt nothing but elation.

Was she really coming to terms with the fact that she was never going back to Earth? And so easily, too. The thought still frightened her, gnawing at the back of her mind, but it lost some of its edge as she stared at the beautiful beach.

Vrix opened the window—the ocean breeze scenting the room with salt—then laid on the bed, not a hint of subtlety as he eyed her with a smirk.

Thase rolled his eyes.

“I will research food options. You do not appear to enjoy the neogel and it will be easy enough to test if the native plants are edible to humans.”

Giselle’s smile beamed through the room, the tenderness of both aliens stirring her arousal, which had laid dormant—or mostly so—since the day on Umuna.

“Thank you, Thase,” she said as he nodded, leaving them alone in the room.

“Come here, my sweet human,” Vrix said, holding his arms out to her.

There was no hesitation as she bounded over to the bed, curling in next to him. His breaths were heavy, her arm rising and falling with the rapid movement of his chest as it slung across his body.

She knew what he wanted and it would be a lie to say she didn’t want the same thing.

Vrix grasped her chin, pressing their lips together in a mimicry of the kiss she’d shown him back on the Starlet. She sighed into him, his long rubbery tongue flicking into her mouth and running across her teeth.

The strain of arousal was strong as she gripped onto him, enjoying the way his tongue pressed down her throat, gagging her.

When he pulled away, he had a downright devious grin, grasping her hand and dragging it slowly down his stomach until it rested at his groin. She expected his cock to emerge, but nothing happened.

“There are multiple ways we can have sex, you know.”

Giselle nodded, her mouth watering, though she wasn’t certain she was ready for whatever was about to happen.

“Our sheaths can be used for more than just housing our cocks.”