Spicy Hot
A low growl, animal, vibrates in his chest against my back.
"Don't move."
His voice is hoarse with sleep and use, gravel in the silence. It's not a suggestion. It's an order, even half-asleep.
And my body, my traitor body, my body that is no longer really mine, obeys. It relaxes, sinks deeper against him. A wave of heat, different from that of fever or exertion, courses through my lower belly. A damp, disturbing heat. Shameful.
Because it's there. Still. The hunger.