Addictive Gloamshade
““Did you eat your apple?” he says, in my ear so close to his mouth.
Sagging despondently, I give a brief shake of my head, unwilling to release him yet.
Sigh.
Always the chief, always in command. I bet he'd suck badly at being a bottom, not that any cuffs on earth would manage to tie him to a bedpost. The rope they use to haul cargo ships, maybe.
Pulling away I cuddle back into the pillow, watching the man sitting rigidly on the edge of his bed with so much tension exuding out ...of him that it's palpable.
Is he pissed that I didn't eat the weird apple?
“It's strange, Ewan. There's a reason why little girls should read Snow White.”
Leaning across his bed propped on an elbow, he surveys me with eyes flickering between bronze and honey, “You question my character? You're an odd bird, Liah. You miss me enough to cry yourself into a coma but don't trust me enough to eat an apple.”MoreLess
Sagging despondently, I give a brief shake of my head, unwilling to release him yet.
Sigh.
Always the chief, always in command. I bet he'd suck badly at being a bottom, not that any cuffs on earth would manage to tie him to a bedpost. The rope they use to haul cargo ships, maybe.
Pulling away I cuddle back into the pillow, watching the man sitting rigidly on the edge of his bed with so much tension exuding out ...of him that it's palpable.
Is he pissed that I didn't eat the weird apple?
“It's strange, Ewan. There's a reason why little girls should read Snow White.”
Leaning across his bed propped on an elbow, he surveys me with eyes flickering between bronze and honey, “You question my character? You're an odd bird, Liah. You miss me enough to cry yourself into a coma but don't trust me enough to eat an apple.”MoreLess
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