Page 44 of The Dragons’ Eternal Mate

We fucked her with slow, alternating thrusts. Rowan was utterly blissed out, her eyes fluttering as she breathed through her mouth, rocking against us to heighten the sensation.

The slow dance became a potent spell of thrusts and grunts. We stretched our mate around our cocks, and I was losing my mind. I’d thought a bit of foreplay was all I’d be getting, so this was the best fucking surprise in the entire world.

And I wanted to come—right now.

I barely restrained myself, sinking in up to my knot, the sensitive ring of flesh beginning to ease into her.

“Oh God… It’s so much… so… good…” Rowan circled her hips, working my knot inside her. “Ugh, Nix!”

“You’re taking us so well, gorgeous.” I squeezed her hip, my mind scrambling as I timed my thrust with Orsen, blown apart by how damn incredible it felt. “You’re perfect.”

I couldn’t hold back a moment longer, and, stuffed deep in Rowan’s pussy, with her walls pulsing around my knot, I came, emptying myself into her on a groan.

“Fuck.” I gave her everything I had, holding my weight on my hands as I craned over her, trying to catch my breath.

The orgasm helped to relax Rowan all the more, and I felt Orsen’s knot sink into her ass. The sensations were so intense, our perfect mate stretched around us. Then, in a blur of pleasure and time, Orsen was coming, his erection jerking in Rowan’s ass, which, of course, rocked me, and another tiny release shot out of me.

“Goddammit, Rowan. You took us so well.” Orsen’s voice was breathy and rough.

“I…. Hmmm.” Rowan sighed, her eyes closed, her mind likely offline.

We collapsed onto our sides, a tangle of limbs, as we all struggled to breathe, a sweaty, amazing marathon complete. Exhaustion claimed us all, and we slowly drifted to sleep.

Rowan

By the time I finally crawled out of bed, it was daylight outside. A small part of me felt like I was doing the walk of shame, but everyone in the den was happy I was with my Alphas, so there was nothing to be embarrassed about.

At least, that’s what I told myself.

Padding down to the kitchen, I was pleased to find it a hub of activity once again.

Ma was sitting at one of the tables with Baby Rowan in her arms. She was chatting with Allison, who was kneading bread that already smelled fantastic.

“Well, if it isn’t my beautiful namesake,” I cooed, scooping up the baby who Ma held out for me to steal a snuggle. “He’s getting so big!” I exclaimed, bouncing him playfully.

“Somehow, babies seem to grow up too fast and not fast enough.” Ma laughed.

“He’ll be running circles around us before we know it,” I agreed, rubbing my nose against his, which made the baby giggle in a way that melted my heart.

“Colin is counting down the days until he can take him fishing and exploring,” Allison said as she popped a load of bread into the oven.

“How’s Colin doing? It’s been a minute since I saw him.” I cradled Rowan against me, walking around the kitchen, soothing the baby while inching closer to Allison so he could see his mama was near.

“Good! He has been helping with the cabin renovations. He says it’s hard work, but he’s enjoying it. The next cabin he and the team are working on is going to be ours—the Alphas have been so generous.”

Ma nodded. “You guys are going to need your space, but I’ll be sad there won’t be a baby toddling around the den anymore.” She gazed pointedly at me.

“What are you looking at me for?” I laughed, shaking my head at her before smiling down at the baby in my arms again.

“How else am I going to get grandbabies without you?”

Allison and I both broke into laughter.

“I’m in no hurry there, Ma. You’ll have Celia’s baby first… Speaking of, how is she?”

Ma was thoughtful for a moment. “Good, all things considered. She’s been visiting Tanner regularly and taking him food. The baby’s doing well, but you’d know that better than I would.”

“I don’t know, actually. Celia hasn’t come in for her most recent checkup. I’ve been distracted, so I haven’t chased her. I really should. There’s just been a lot going on.”