Spring Tide Ki Stephens Novels & Stories

Instead, a low grunt escaped him and he tugged on my hair till pain exploded all over my skull. “Use your teeth again and I'll forget about calling the cops. I'll just kill you,” He hissed. “Now, suck.” I didn't dare to defy him but the problem is I've never done this before. So I just close my eyes and do as Gigi said when she tells me about doing it to her boyfriend. “That's me,” He breathed. “Good girl.” Tears stung my eyes and drool trickled down my chin. Just then a salty taste exploded on my tongue and I threw it up on the ground.

I could’ve dragged her away from this fire and bent her over a dune until she was saying my name again with those breathy, broken gasps. But instead, I stepped into her space. Close enough that only she could hear me when I said, “Keep pushing me, baby. See what happens.” She smirked. “Maybe I want to.” Then she turned and walked straight into the waves. Every head followed her. Her skin glowing under the moonlight. The water swallowing her body, bit by bit, until only her head and shoulders remained. I could feel my control snapping. Someone elbowed me. “Damn, your girlfriend’s a savage.”

I barely slept. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Hermes Vitali “My StepDaddy”. That towel barely hanging on his hips, water sliding down his body like it was teasing me and the way his dark eyes had dragged over my tits, slow and hungry, like he was imagining what they’d feel like in his hands. My pussy had stayed wet the whole night, aching and empty, no matter how many times I pressed my thighs together or tried to ignore it. By morning, I felt wrecked eyes puffy from crying over Kyle, body still humming from that charged moment with my new stepfather, Stepfather.

If only… this moment didn’t have to end. When the sun finally disappeared and the air turned colder, we headed back up. Steffano promised Stephie we’d let her swim tomorrow instead. “Daddy,” Stephie said, looking up at him while he carried her, “will you and Mommy get married during sunset too?” Steffano and I exchanged a glance. He smiled at her. “If that’s what you want,” he said. “Are you excited?” “Super excited! But I’m staying calm,” she said proudly. “Doctor Mitch said I should always stay calm so my heart behaves.”

It’s absolutely stunning, and the way the water refracts the sun causes it to cast beams of shifting light all around it. “There. If you start to feel the pull then use this staircase. It should keep you close enough without risking you drowning in the ocean,” she says brightly, then winces and clutches her head. “Thank you, that was very thoughtful… are you sure I won’t fall right through? I mean, it is water and I have no water abilities,” I say sceptically. “Trust me, you’ll be fine,” she promises, turning her attention to the tsunami which seems to be staying in place.

"How disgusting of her to start fighting for the family's money right after marrying into a wealthy family." My fingers slowly clenched the phone, but Tania pulled it away from me. "Stop reading the comments. Are you able to find out who did this?" I shook my head, but I knew who the culprit was. According to the angle of those photos, only someone sitting opposite me would be able to take them, and the person sitting opposite me during that dinner was Sandi. That night, trouble continued brewing. Several self-appointed citizen reporters started sharing the post and adding an extra headline, 'Gorman widow forced to leave with nothing as sister-in-law masterminds her fall'.

Arthur said. "No kidding Steph he is who he says he is and he's fifty two," said Kane. Stephanie had been listening to the news but not intently until she heard Jim say, "...this is the first time it's been recorded for a red tide to happen in this ocean. We can't afford to not educate the vast majority of people coming out here to view the ocean or those of you living here temporarily for the summer vacation." "It's nice to meet you Mr Arthur," Stephanie said, turning her focus to the tv screen and gasping. "That's happening right outside this beach right?"

Tide yelled and the merboy grabbed his stuff and left. "This is why my brother hates you." He retorted before leaving the class. "Yes, Merry, I am a Tideian, and just as that little grumpy eel said, only the keepers of the Seven Apex Sea mountain are called Tide." "Thank you, senior Tide." She smiled and he returned her smile. The bell dinged and the class was dismissed. ******** "This is why my brother hates you."

This was their sanctum of desire, the one place where phone calls, interruptions, and life’s turbulence couldn’t bother them. Even at dawn, the desert heat was intense. Stephanie, Stevie to her friends, arched back and let the rushing wind blast against her flesh. Overcome with the fever of her anticipation she pulled her skirt up, leaned back, and let the dry wind search out the moistness within her.

Ethan asked, rubbing his eyes. The fresh air of the Pack hit me across the face, and memories of my past flooded my mind. I had to close my eyes and call myself down as the images of my mother haunted me now. It was the first time I had stepped into the Silver Moon Pack's territory since I had been banished, and the fresh air from the snowdrifts hit me. The memories of my past flooded my mind. I had to close my eyes and call myself down. I smiled, "Sweetie, I told you about Aunt Chantel's wedding. We will go back after the wedding."