Page 62 of Valpar

But he came all over the bed when he was licking my lady parts.

He’s done it twice now. Why would he go back for seconds?

“We—we are just taking things slow because—”

“Because you are probably too small. I bet he couldn’t get one finger inside you. He’s gonna reject you.”

I gasped. Simon backed up and took a running jump leaping into the air, headbutting Karma until he fell into the mud. I heard him mumble and squish, and Simon bleating in laughter, but didn’t revel in his misery.

Instead, I was watching Valpar destroy large boulders, tree trunks and punch the ground with his hands. He was sweating, with large beads of sweat dripping down his back, face and chest. I was in awe of him, how wonderful he looked and yes, he was very different from me, but I couldn’t be more attracted to him.

I wondered if I was enough.

Karma always had a way of getting under my skin.

I took a deep breath and slowly approached Valpar, who was still destroying everything in his path. The other pixies flew away in fear, but I couldn’t help but be drawn to him.

His sharp claws tore through the ground and his loud roars echoed through the forest. But I felt an inexplicable pull towards him, like a magnetic force that I couldn’t resist.

As I got closer, he turned to face me with a wild look in his eyes. But, instead of feeling scared, I felt a surge of adrenaline rush through my body.

Without hesitation, I reached out and touched his arm. His skin was rough and hot against my fingertips, but it only made me want him more. He looked down at me with surprise and confusion, but then his expression softened into something else.

He leaned down and inhaled my scent deeply, before pulling me into a fierce embrace. His powerful arms wrapped around me as if he was trying to protect me from something.

I buried my face in his chest, taking in the musky smell of sweat and adrenaline that surrounded him. It was intoxicating and alluring at the same time.

For a moment, we just stood there holding each other. He needed this, to release a frustration, an anger. Our breaths mingled together and our hearts beat as one.

I just wished I knew what he was angry about.

But like he said, orcs are males of few words. How am I going to get him to talk?

But then, Valpar suddenly pulled away with a growl, breaking our connection. He turned back to destroying everything in sight, with even more intensity than before.

I watched him for a moment before stepping forward again and placing my hand on his back. This time, he didn’t push me away or react at all. He simply continued to destroy everything in front of him with renewed vigor.

Eventually, Valpar stopped and looked down at me with a mixture of exhaustion and pain.

Is it me?

Was Karma right? Why else would he be ripping up the forest? Am I too small for him?

He hasn’t let me see his thing, yet.

But why would the Goddess pair two souls that were not compatible? It wasn’t right—couldn’t be right. He’d better not be afraid of breaking me.

“Wow, you’re super strong,” I joked, rocking back and forth on my feet. “Remind me not to make you too angry.” I snorted at my joke and Valpar came toward me with a sad look on his face.

“Little fairy, I would never, ever, ever harm you. I would rather die than let anything happen to you.” He put his hand on my lower back, pulling me toward him. His muscles bulged and his breath was ragged.

I hummed in agreement. Valpar wouldn’t physically hurt me. It was Karma’s words that were hurting me.

Stupid Karma. I hoped he gets the clap from fucking some wood sap from a woodpecker hole somewhere.

The sweat glistened on Valpar’s body, and my heart raced in my chest. He really was a snack, and I was ready to just take a bite out of his giant man boob right in front of me. I smiled sweetly at him and took a lick at his chest.

He groaned and his free hand cupped between his legs. “This was why I was out here, trying to relieve stress and here you are riling me up again.” I tried to take a quick peek, but he pulled my chin back up to look at him. “Not yet,” he warned.

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