Time seemed to have stopped again the moment Jack and I connected. He made me lean against a tree, carrying me in his arms as we claimed each other all over again. I was aware that we were outside and our situation was dangerous. Yet, whenever I tried to stop, I couldn’t help but feel the overflowing emotion radiating from Jack and I fell back, knowing myself that I too wanted more. We weren’t used to having such extreme sexual activities outside but then again, we had done this before.Being surrounded by nature was a completely different matter though.Chasing my own breath, I clung tightly to Jack’s broad shoulders as I felt his manhood continue to thrust in and out of me. "Aahh, Aki… Hmngn…” I moaned as I looked at him, eyes beginning to blurry as I could feel our bodies rubbing against each other with every thrust, our skin sticky and slippery from the sweat and passionate release. I couldn’t tell anymore.Jack looked at me, his eyes full of warmth and deep emotions I knew, lea
I stared at him lovingly as my hand reached for his face, caressing it. “Nothing… I was just wondering. Aki, how many women have you been with?” “Do you mean girlfriends? I had a few,” he said, then he paused, then seemingly remembering something, he softly admitted, “A lot of them actually. Since high school.”“Hmm,” I hummed and said, “But…”"But?" He repeated, his voice laced with a teasing tone. I let out a smile while having a sleepy tone, “But the serious ones… How many were they?” Jack caressed my face and rubbed my neck, his lips softly giving me a kiss before he spoke, “Just one. You’re the only one I love in my life. I can’t love anyone else…” His voice was turning softer and softer as if remembering it all too well – the times in the past which he still had yet to open to me. “Back then… I tried to forget you. I really did, mom.” Then a smile painted his face as he looked at me, “But I always found myself coming back to you. I realize then, that it can’t be anyone else b
I almost fainted in fear when I felt an unfamiliar body approach me from behind. My heart stopped beating when I saw Jack being held by two men on the road – both I had seen back in that abandoned building from yesterday. Cold fear rippled me further in when I suddenly heard the one behind me utter a sound. “Don’t make a noise. I’ll help you.”I slowly turned around and found a young man with tattoos on his face. I glanced up and saw there were also about three more of them, all young boys, crouching down on trees and bushes, wearing the same faces and clothing. The man who just spoke before me removed his grip on my mouth.I gasped for air and quickly spoke with tears in my eyes, “P-Please… Please save my son…!” The man who was standing in front of me gave a slight nod. Then he turned to his companions, seemingly giving them a signal. Then he turned to me again and looked me in the eye, “Stay here. Don’t leave. Don’t make sounds.”He even said something to his companions that I did
While walking towards their ‘chief parent’s hut, I seized the time to thank them. According to them, they saw Jack and me being chased by armed men since yesterday. They lost track of us for a while and when they decided to find us, they found out that the armed men were already near our trail. They quickly noticed we needed help so they followed us until we reached the road."Nana understands city language. But you have to speak slowly so she can understand you," said Bon, the only one who could speak my language among the young men who saved Jack and me. He looked to be the age of probably 18 years old, something similar to Jonah’s son, Gio. He briefly gave me short information about them. According to him, they were a tribe who got stranded in the mountainous part of the town and started living here a couple of years ago. Almost all of them were relatives of one another and because they had been residing in forests for the past centuries, most of them didn’t know my language–spo
I could hear the sound of water flowing steadily from a distance. Along with it was the sound of birds chirping, and the leaves rustling. Slowly, I tried to open my eyes as I felt the cold and slightly humid air brushing my skin. The first thing I saw was a ceiling… that was made of wood and hay…? I frowned, sensing the entire thing surrounding me was unfamiliar. I tried to move but felt an extreme throb shooting right through the side of my stomach. I gritted my teeth and struggled to get up. Then I stopped, suddenly feeling my heartbeat halting as I realized.Mom… Where is mom?I looked around, trying to find her from the bed. I didn’t care about my surroundings anymore. I forced myself to get up, chasing my breath while trying to sit up and further look around for any shadow of her. My heartbeat quickened as the events that happened slowly came back to me. I left mom to hide near a tree and I waited for any vehicle on that road… But Crista’s men arrived. And there were also those
I nodded and stared at her while she busy taking care of me. I couldn’t help but smile at the sight. Since childhood, she has taken care of me too much and spoiled me rotten that I became obsessed with seeing her all the time, of needing the same treatment like this. Now that I became more mature and older, she was still doing the same thing. She was still the one who would and could take care of me tirelessly, in a heartbeat, without any unwillingness written on her face. Unable to control myself, I reached for mom’s hand. Her hands had been busy holding a damp cloth and were cleaning my body for a while. She stopped at my touch, her head tilting up to look at me. “Hmm? What is it? Do you need anything? Are you hungry, Aki?”"Yeah," I replied and tightened my grip on her hand even more.She looked at me and smiled. "All right, I'll get you something to eat. Stay here.”"I want you," I said mischievously.I stared at mom and smiled at her reaction. There was an obvious blush on her
I couldn’t walk for two hours according to mom and the healers who helped me change the bandage around my stomach. In truth, I was missing Amy too much. I could notice mom felt the same but she never mentioned nor complained. I could tell she did though, especially when I once caught her looking at a baby with her mother in the tribe. Mom probably didn’t want me to feel sad and worried more than I already was so she kept it all to herself… “I can do it,” I told her once we were on what seemed to be a waterfall that followed the creek near the village. Apparently, it was where the tribesmen went to catch a fish. We were with some other men earlier but they went hunting in the woods, something they shared they were good at. "Aki, the doctor said you need two more days to heal," mom said while caressing my arm before she let go and stood on the side. “Don’t force yourself too much, okay?”I sighed. “Mom, I’m not a kid anymore. Besides, I know you miss Amy too. And aunt Jonah and the
"No…No… The tribe!" Mom exclaimed with a loud gasp as she moved and was about to run back to the village when I caught her hand in time. “Mom!” I held her. “Aki, t-they’re in danger…!” She exclaimed, her eyes round and full of worry. “They need our help, Aki!”I tightened my grip on her and pulled her to my side. Then I turned to Bon and Norman, waiting for them to speak. Even they were too shocked and seemingly unable to think what to do next. I looked up again, thinking… Then I stopped, finally realizing what it could be. Sh*t… Crista… Her men were the cause of this, weren’t they?!I gritted my teeth, the anger spreading throughout my chest. I turned to Bon and told him, “Head back to the tribe.”Bon seemed to snap back from his shock. He looked at me, clenching his hands into fists as he suppressed his emotions. “No… We can’t. Nana’s order was for us to take you two to the nearest town.” "Aki! We need to go back!" mom almost cried when she said that.I tried to think of the situ