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“I can’t hold back any longer,” he gasped.
“You don’t have to, my love.”
Her words sent him spiraling into a climax, his codix filling her with spurt after spurt of his seed as his ring expanded even further, locking them together. Her sweet little cunt gripped him, the pulses of her own climax milking him of every drop as he groaned his release.
The pressure slowly eased and he clutched her against him, both of them gasping for breath. She made a tiny noise and he panicked, pushing her up slightly so he could see her face. Tears streamed down her cheeks but she was smiling.
“Oh gods, did I hurt you?”
“No - well, maybe just a smidge. But it was wonderful, overwhelming but wonderful,” she whispered and he pulled her back against his chest with a relieved sigh, gently stroking her back.
When he reached her ass, she wiggled against his hand, sending a streak of fire through his ring and his hand tightened.
“Mmm.” She stroked his chest, her voice dreamy. “Mary said tails could go all kinds of places. Did she mean… there?”
His codix stiffened so quickly they both groaned.
“I guess you like that idea.”
“I lo - like everything about you,” he said, and proceeded to prove it.
He left at dawn again the next morning, kissing her awake before he did. She smiled at him, her eyes still full of trust, of love, and his chest ached as he left. His body had never felt so sated but his mind was in complete turmoil. Was there a future for them?
What if we stay here on the farm together? After all, there was no reason to think that Marshall’s survey represented a threat. And if no one knew what he had done…
He’d taken the longer way around by the road to give himself time to think and as he passed the farm next door, a big red male was swearing at a large tree stump. He hesitated, then reined in and dismounted.
“Need a hand?”
Cold amber eyes studied him, then the other male nodded.
“You must be Celenk.”
“I am. And I assume you’re Borgaz?”
“Aye. Try levering up that side while I pull.”
He grabbed the iron bar and worked it under the stump. It shifted, but it took another fifteen minutes before it finally came free, knocking him back off his feet in the process.
“Excellent.” Borgaz looked at him and grinned. “You have half the dirt on the farm covering you now. Come up to the house and wash.”
“I’m supposed to be moving cattle with Kalpar today.”
Borgaz shrugged.
“Ten minutes won’t make any difference. And what’s he going to do if you’re a little late? Start throwing those knives of his at you?”
“He’s very good with them,” he said, but started to accompany the male up the long driveway.
“You know him?”
“Not well, but we were in the same unit for a while during the war.” He hesitated, then decided there was no point in trying to hide it. “I was with the Intelligence branch, working undercover to find out the truth about his captain.”
“Dirty job,” Borgaz said mildly. “Did you discover the truth?”
“I did. He was as guilty as they come.”
“I’m guessing Kalpar didn’t like that?”
