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My velvety walls flutter. My back arches harder into him.
“Don’t you dare come yet.”
I push back faster. I’m going to steal it whether he gives it to me or not. Then my pussy clamps down as Fin pushes as deep as he can go. He stills as we both orgasm together.
My heart is pounding, ready to fly out of my chest like a rocket. Slowly, he allows me to stand straight, away from the railing, as he pulls out of me. I can feel his cum dripping onto my thighs.
“It’s going to stay in there until we get home,” he challenges.
“We didn’t use a condom.” My hand goes to my mouth.
“We never do.”
“But you normally pull out.”
He pulls me in so our hearts beat against each other. “I guess this is our form of Russian roulette. You in this with me?”
“Same deal as before.”
“I would move the world for you, Luna. Going on a killing strike is a small price to pay.”
“I love you.”
“I love you too. Now let’s go home.”
Fin
Eight years later
“Daddy,howdoIlook?”
“Like a beautiful princess?”
Our seven-year-old daughter, Cora, smiles. “Could I also be a beautiful bride?”
“You will make one hell of a beautiful bride when you are older.”
She considers my words.
“You can’t be the bride. Our mom is!” Nicoli, our son, exclaims as he rolls his eyes.
Luna and I have decided to renew our vows for our ten-year anniversary. The kids have been asking us to get married again so they can see it. After we thought about it, it made sense. Our first wedding was a bit of a shitshow.
It’s only the four of us and the officiant on our own private island. The waves crash against the sand, the air humid and warm. A small arch with flowers stands in the sand. We’re all here waiting for Luna.
“I see her!” Nicoli says, and Cora presses Play on our small speaker.
The soft melody floats toward my wife. Her long, white dress flows in the wind, taking my breath away. My eyes mist at the sight of her. She is the best thing to ever happen to me.
I meet her halfway and take her arm, walking her down the aisle. It takes all of my self-control to not kiss her at this moment. My arm slips from hers, and we join hands.
We say our vows.
“Fin. If it wasn’t for you, I would never understand the term ‘in love.’ I’d be a crazy cat lady with cats all over the city who follow me around. I’m grateful you fought for me, for us. You showed me there is so much more to life than I could have ever imagined.”
“Luna. I knew from the first moment I laid eyes on you that you were special. As we grew up together, I realized you were made for me. These first ten years have been better than anything I have known. I look forward to the next decade and the rest of my life with you. I love you.”
Luna and my daughter both shed happy tears, and I kiss my wife’s away.
We continue with the vows until I’m told I can finally kiss the bride. I tip her over, placing a big kiss on those lips I love so much. When I stand her upright, my son is high-fiving me while Luna and our daughter giggle.
Life can’t get better than this.
