Page 113 of The Dragon's Mate

He raised her leg, running his hand down hersmooth thigh before sliding down a little and lining his cock up with her entrance.She pushed back immediately, sheathing him almost fully, and they madeidentical groans of pleasure.

He squeezed her thigh and pushed in close,loving the way she gripped him so tightly right to the very base. “Fuck, youfeel so good around my dick.”

She moaned and pushed back, meeting each ofhis shallow thrusts. “Bren, harder.”

He gripped her hip and pumped hard in andout of her. She cried out, panting loudly and reaching back to grab his ass asshe stared up at the ceiling. He rubbed her clit before pinching it between hisfingers.

She made another short cry, a small puff offlame escaping her mouth. “I’m sorry,” she gasped.

He fucked her harder in response, buryinghis aching dick in her hot wetness over and over as she moaned his name. Hepinched her clit again and her pussy clamped down on his dick as she climaxed.Her chest glowed dimly, and smoke drifted from her open mouth and nostrils asshe squeezed around him repeatedly.

The base of his spine tingled, and his ballsdrew up tight. Moaning her name, he pushed in deep, letting the pleasure washover him as he pumped in and out of her tight pussy. His limbs shaking, hecollapsed on top of her. She took his weight well, one warm hand rubbing histhigh as he kissed between her shoulder blades.

When he’d gotten his breath back, he movedback, easing out of her and disposing of the condom before lying on his side.She rolled to face him, and he pulled her in close, their legs entwined as shestared sleepily at him. “What time is it?”

“Early. Do you want breakfast, or do youwant to sleep some more?”

She pressed a kiss against his mouth, thesoft scent of smoke surrounding them both. “Sleep.”

“Good,” he said. “Because I’m gonna needat least half an hour before I can walk.”

She laughed and snuggled in close. “Am Itoo warm?”

“Nope, you’re perfect.”

“You too,” she mumbled as her eyes driftedshut. He stared at her face for a few minutes, tracing small circles on herback before closing his eyes.

Chapter Twenty

When he woke a second time, the bed wasempty next to him. He sat up, the weird bubble of panic in his chest deflatingwhen he saw Kaida’s suitcase sitting open on the floor. He climbed out of thebed and headed to the master bathroom.

Once he was done, he brushed his teeth, pulledon a pair of sweats and a t-shirt, and checked his phone for texts before openingthe bedroom door.

“Shit!” He grabbed at his chest and glaredat the large black crow standing in front of his bedroom door and staring at him.“Dammit, Lilianna.”

The crow cawed loudly before turning and struttingdown the hallway toward the kitchen.

“You know you have wings, right?” Brensaid as he followed the bird. “You could just fly.”

He walked into the kitchen. Elora andKaida were sitting at the table together, half-eaten muffins and cups of coffeein front of them.

“Tell me your grandmother didn’t make thosemuffins.” Bren grabbed a mug from the cupboard, poured himself a cup of coffeeand joined them at table, sinking into the chair next to Kaida.

“Ha, ha,” Elora said. “Helen didn’t makethem, I did.”

“Perfect.” He grabbed one from thecontainer and bit into it. He was starving and he shoved another bite into hismouth before sipping at the coffee.

“Anyway,” Elora turned back to Kaida, “beforeMr. Worst Bedhead Ever interrupted us, I was saying that I couldn’t imaginehaving to hide my true nature all the time.”

“Honestly? It’s weirder now, realizingthat I don’t have to hide who I am,” Kaida said.

“I suppose,” Elora said as Lilianna flew upto her lap and landed on her thigh. She handed the crow a piece of muffin andstared thoughtfully at Kaida. “How often do you change into your dragon form?”

“Once or twice a week,” Kaida said. “Wehave designated times during the night when we can shift and fly for a bit.”

“How awesome is it to fly during daylight?”Elora asked.

“We haven’t yet. The council believes it’sbest to continue to keep a low profile for now and with the number of reportersand humans milling about our home…” Kaida smiled at Bren. “Thank you for sendingthe police to keep the crowds back. It made a huge difference.”

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