Alien Vengeance
“But then she had spent most of it leaning against the sink unit, praying that he wouldn’t follow her. She was on the ropes, confused and vulnerable, with nowhere to run, and nowhere to hide.
She moved at last, slowly and stiffly, as if she wasn’t quite sure that her recalcitrant body would obey her, would observe the commands of her brain.
But her brain didn’t seem to be functioning any too efficiently or it would have warned her, reminded her just how dangerous it was to provoke him.
... She sighed tremulously, letting the tip of her tongue flick along her dry lips, exploring tentatively the slight soreness which still lingered. But that might be the least of her troubles before this long day was over, she thought, wincing.
She sighed again, but more sharply, bracing herself to fight the feeling of inevitability which threatened to overwhelm her.
He had said it would happen, that he would take and she would give, and she knew now how fatally easy it would be to let herself go with the tide, drown with him in sensual oblivion.MoreLess
She moved at last, slowly and stiffly, as if she wasn’t quite sure that her recalcitrant body would obey her, would observe the commands of her brain.
But her brain didn’t seem to be functioning any too efficiently or it would have warned her, reminded her just how dangerous it was to provoke him.
... She sighed tremulously, letting the tip of her tongue flick along her dry lips, exploring tentatively the slight soreness which still lingered. But that might be the least of her troubles before this long day was over, she thought, wincing.
She sighed again, but more sharply, bracing herself to fight the feeling of inevitability which threatened to overwhelm her.
He had said it would happen, that he would take and she would give, and she knew now how fatally easy it would be to let herself go with the tide, drown with him in sensual oblivion.MoreLess
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