Page 31 of Demon: Monsterverse
Her sweet scent permeated the air, filling my senses, and a quiver worked through my cock. The same smell I concluded had displaced her fear and the same one seeping from her when she wanted me.
Pressure accumulated at my spine and legs, increasing with each of her licks. I thrust my tail into her warm depths, swirling it in circular motions, which seemed to enflame her.
Her mouth on me shook my foundation, as if my body was injected with life every time she neared me. The organ that pumped me with life rested in the middle of my chest and continued to behave abnormally.
Was this... emotion?
“Come for me, baby.” She breathed against the tip of my moist, turgid cock. I stilled for a beat, then erupted. Her mouth opened, catching the jutting release. The sleek line of her throat fluttered as she sucked down my essence, but it was too much for her to handle and leaked from the corners of her mouth, down her chin, and over her breasts, coating her nipples.
Good.
Bridget pulled back and cum jutted across her neck, painting her skin with glowing streaks. Covering her more than she already was. I liked it.
My... cock wanted her always. I needed her with mealways. A purr trembled through my chest.
I forced her onto her back and rubbed my release into her skin, spreading it over her flesh until a thin layer glowed from her pussy up to her neck.
I zeroed in on the onyx claw raking across her flesh and the small bumps I left in my wake. Her eyelashes lowered, each blink slowing.
When her lips turned up like that ...
That constricting in my chest elevated, electrifying my limbs.
“Do you fear me?” The query came without thought, but I could not figure out this human. She had feared me, but she did not behave as she did. She did not run from me.
A small dent formed between her eyebrows. Her hand slid up and wrapped around two of my fingers, and she smiled as her breathing became even and low.
“No,” she panted. As I thought. I marveled at her. She did not fear me.
Her mouth stretched with that exhale again and her eyes fluttered, shutting. Mumbling words slipped from her mouth. “I like you.” A hum I’d never heard came from her, and it caused a constriction around my chest.
Like?
What was that word? It caused a thickness in my throat. I should have studied humans more, or incorporated myself in monster societies somehow, they must know what this meant.
All I knew about humans was inspiring their fear ... but she didn’t fear me.
A heated throb pressurized my chest, and I quaked.
Watching her—I would never tire of it, which was why I needed to keep her by my side. My heart ached when I was away from her.
A familial scent mingled with my human, and I gritted my teeth.
Elbri.
I lifted with stealth and crept out of the room she rested in. Elbri waited at the threshold, leaning against the wall. I bared my teeth and stilled. Elbri flirted with death by remaining after I’d ordered her to leave.
“Why are you treating her as a pet. Humans are best eaten alive and fighting for their life. If you wait any longer, you shall have a meaningless meal.”
I focused on her careless lean.
“Meaningless. What do you mean?”
She lifted her claw near her face, observing it as she spoke.
“Humans do not survive long in our atmosphere.”
Every muscle in my body spasmed and the odd thud in my chest quickened.
