Page 25 of Flight Risk

“I’ve got you, mate. I’ve always got you.”

His breath quickened, and he latched onto my neck, biting and licking softly over my skin. He was everywhere all at once, andmy release built quickly. His hand worked over my length and my balls drew tight.

“I’m going to come, Tav.”

“Fuck yes.” He captured my lips while slamming harder into me. His hand worked over my length faster.

With one hard thrust, he struck deep, hitting that spot inside me that sent stars exploding behind my eyes. My hips bucked and cum shot between us, coating my stomach and his.

“Yes, yes!” His hips jerked erratically as he lost himself to me. Warm cum filled me.

Then he was rolling us so that I lay over top of him, his cock still buried in my hole.

His breath came in heavy pants, and I rested my chin on his chest to watch as he caught his breath.

“You’re amazing, Tav.”

He chuckled. “If you say so.”

“I do say so. You and our growing family are my whole world. I love you.”

Tav’s eyes softened. The heat in them cooling with my declaration. He cupped my cheek. “I love you, too. So much.”

Chapter 15

Kier

With my nest set up at home exactly the way I wanted it, I found it easier to focus on my work again. Not that anyone had expressed concerns about my ability to do my job, but since being mated and finding out I was expecting, it felt as if my attention had been pulled in multiple directions. Work was last on the list of priorities.

Perhaps that was normal—the way things were once your life became fuller. Prior to being with Tav, my life had been empty.Work was the only thing I had, and it was everything. Now, my work was still important, and I loved it, but it held a deeper meaning. Knowing that the work I did was for my own clan made it all the more fulfilling. They were starting to feel like mine—more so than ever before.

“Everything is all set up?” Tav asked.

“Yes. We should be ready for the flight team. They will be arriving...” I checked my watch. “Very soon.”

“What did you do? Put a tracker on them?”

I rolled my eyes. “No, I spoke with their assistant. Turns out they have a person who handles all their travel, and they are a genius.”

“Ah, so they have their own Kier?”

“Exactly.”

He held out his arm. “Shall we?”

I grinned. “Absolutely. Your father and the rest of the group will meet us there.”

Tav was driving us to the restaurant where we had booked a private room to host the dinner for the flight team. The flight commander, Shane, and the flight trainer, Raoul, would be there. They were a big part of why the flight team had been doing so well in their competitions recently. Most flight teams had fiveor six dragons on them. Fewer if the dragons were all large, and more if they were all small. This team had five of the best flying dragons this clan had ever seen.

It was interesting how dragon flight teams weren’t unlike the regional football or baseball teams that humans seemed to have. Though, honestly, why anyone would enjoy watching balls being thrown around when dragon flight games existed was beyond me. Seemed boring to me.

“You know,” I said as we climbed into the car, “I don’t think I’ve driven myself anywhere since you and I were mated. Where is my car?”

“Parked in the garage at my home,” Tav replied. “Although, given its current state is less than ideal, if you were to want to get rid of it, I would not be opposed.”

I laughed. “It must look funny in there, next to all of your nice cars.” Also, how little had I paid attention to my personal items that I had forgotten about my car? My life was unrecognizable from where it was a month ago, and I was not complaining. Tav and I had packed up my tiny apartment in less than an hour. I didn’t have much.

Tav shrugged. “I only own two cars—this one and my personal vehicle. Perhaps we should look into getting an SUV for when we have to take the dragonets around.”

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