Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

Into his touch she had leaned, welcoming the preening. No longer could she blame nature for her remaining there, for their previous entanglement had led to her believing that it was she who wished to stay there with him and not just her body. He had offered her a release, and she had enjoyed it. A distraction from the world was offered just by being near to him, a period of time in which she would not be left to wonder of Noctura or anything else. And she embraced that, being there with him—even if it did eventually turn out to be a result of hormones alone, she knew she'd be unable to forget how she was currently feeling. He would remain within her mind as a friend, though one that she could certainly get closer to, if necessary, than any others that she knew.

As his touch lingered along her spine, she'd relaxed, hesitant in no way any longer. And when his leg had found its way over her back once more, she'd been ready, welcoming him and the sensations that he could offer her. For as long as she could, she'd remain near to him even after the fact, offering herself whenever he desired her and leaning against him in between. Though eventually they would need to part ways, she'd reveled beneath his claim all the while that they stayed together within the woods.