Page 13 of Fractured Souls
“Dean!” Her scream echoed as a second climax hit, hard enough that it took me with her. My roar of her name against her skin and the way I slammed into her one final time, my primal instincts riding me hard to get as deep as possible inside of her, had her jolting and whimpering in relief.
My cum exploded out of me and into her hot pussy, providing a sense of relief that couldn’t be matched. I groaned, feeling it overfill her pussy so much that it leaked back out onto my cock and dripped onto the balcony. I didn’t move, though. I didn’t pull out, loving the way that she continued to pulse around me.
My eyes closed, my breathing as rough as hers, as I realized that for the rest of dinner she would be coated in my cum. With no panties.
I loved that shit so fucking much.
“Holy shit,” she murmured, sounding dazed, and I made a sound of complete agreement before finally pulling out of her. Her pussy looked red and well fucked, cum leaking out of it, as I felt satisfaction roar through me.
Helping her adjust her dress, she continued to just stare at me in surprise as I adjusted my own outfit. Offering her a small smirk, I whispered that I loved her and gave her a soft kiss before leading her back inside. I knew she was a bit out of it because instead of making any sassy comment she just leaned against me, allowing me to wrap her in my arms.
It was good she was so damn distracted, because when we walked into the restaurant and found it empty of any patrons that weren’t in our group—the others clearly having caught on to the problem—she didn’t notice. Instead she sat down to eat as a satisfied smirk filled my face.
Nowshe could eat in peace.
CHAPTER5
Lorcan
“I would hardly call this morning,”I grumbled, my gaze moving to the dark span of windows. I knew what Rhett meant though when he said he was deliveringmorningcoffee to everyone, going room to room as we packed up.
It was time to get moving, time to make our way up the Alps to find the portal to the Elven realm.
We were going to the official portal mostly because of my kitty cats. We could have taken a private portal like when we’d left the Demonic realm, but I’d noticed how exhausted the Reid brothers were afterwards. Enough so that I didn’t want to bring up any other options like that—I knew Cash was still upset about the New Orleans thing when we chose to travel to the official portal there for their safety and well being, and would probably not care about taking the risk.
I cared though. I cared a fucking lot. I loved the bastards.
“Didn’t sleep well?” Adriel asked, approaching from where he had been looking out the windows. I was finishing getting ready, choosing to do so in the bathroom off the main room like last night, absolutely loving the view of the early dawn light filtering over the dark mountains, which were dotted with lights from other villas throughout the resort.
A view that was currently blocked by Adriel’s lean, muscular body…though the view of Adri was pretty great too, so I guessed I would forgive him.
“I slept good,” I said, running a brush through my hair before adding it to my bag. Pulling out a ponytail holder, I went to start braiding it but Adriel paused my hand and motioned for me to turn. I could totally get used to this, him fixing my hair for me every day, especially since right now it gave me a chance to take a long sip of my coffee.
“I did have some weird dreams,” I added after a long moment.
“I know.” Adriel’s fingers paused their movement. “But I couldn’t make sense of them.”
That was because they were an explosion of colors and shapes accompanied by a symphony of screams…beautiful and horrible at the same time. It had also gone on forever because I’d been so tired after traveling all day, and then everything that had happened with Dean…it was amazing, but I’d barely been able to keep my eyes open after dinner.
Something that was totally on purpose—which is why I wasn’t going to mention the dream sequence to him, because I knew his intention was to ensure I had a solid night of sleep…not whatever had happened instead.
I sighed. “I wish I had the energy to decode it, but I just don’t.”
“Not sure there’s anything to decode. Hell, it could just be those fuckers trying to mess with you.”
I blinked. Adriel was completely right—it could just be the dark ones. Motherfuckers seemed like the type to try to redeliver a message a million times. I seriously got it, though—they wanted me to back off and not try to stop them.
I just didn’t give a fuck what they wanted.
“Do you think the Elven realm will have what we need?” I asked, turning towards him as he finished my hair. I was already dressed in thermal layers with a coat on top, but now I could add a hat before we left. I had no doubt that it was going to be a cold venture, even once the sun was fully up.
“I’m not sure,” Adriel admitted, “but I hope so. It’s the perfect place for you to practice whatever it is you’ll need to do. The chaos there makes it so that surges of power are usually overlooked, at least by anyone who could cause trouble. The leaders in the Kingdom of Day are never sober or rational enough to pay attention to the realm.”
“But people in your kingdom aren’t like that,” I pointed out. “Won’t they realize something is different with me?”
“I’m going to be able to cover most of your magic with star elf magic—it’s fairly uncommon, so most people don’t know what to look for.”
“Okay.” I nodded and then added hopefully, “If there is anywhere that will have folklore on sirens and how to defeat their natural enemies, which seem to betheseassholes, then it would be there. I think.”
