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21 - Flushed and Sated

Author: Sakiah Zee
last update Last Updated: 2024-06-24 20:59:07

GILDEON

His fingers slowed, holding her on the brink. The air thrummed, eager to merge with her. He hadn’t expected her power to manifest with such intensity just from his touch. But he found a way to control it, to keep Arah in check.

“Arah?” he whispered, but she was lost, eyes shut tight. He continued stroking her in a calculated way, the hem of her skirt brushing his hand, his wrist grinding against her ass with every thrust. Her hips matched his rhythm. Each squirm, each moan drove him wild, barely containing the bulge in his pants.

But tonight wasn’t about him. This was all for her.

“Gildeon, please...” she begged. He risked it, pushing her to the verge of insanity.

Her body trembled, walls spasming around his fingers. He watched her face contort, blue eyes fluttering in silent ecstasy. He ached to kiss her but nuzzled her ear instead, holding back his own desire.

He felt it—tension coiling, ready to snap. Her desperate moans and fingers tugging at his hair pushed him to work fa
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