Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

Never would she understand how she'd managed to hold out, to keep from falling down especially when his pace had picked up. The begging of her limbs had been ignored, an attempt at forgetting their pleas made. Though they'd lingered still within her mind, disinterested in fleeing, she'd subdued them well enough to get by and enjoy the rest of their moment. She'd steadied herself as his own release was achieved, but the moment she'd felt him swell within her, she'd began to struggle. The girl stumbled under his weight as he'd rested atop her, eventually having been able to stay upright no longer as her frontal half began leaning towards the ground.

She'd refrained, still, from collapsing on the spot, the potential outcomes of doing so not settling right within her. Moments later, she'd been offered something else to think about, his request taking her by surprise. "I–" She'd shut her mouth, further pondering her answer before speaking it. Could she stay with him? At the moment, the idea appealed to her, but after looking at the bigger picture she knew that she couldn't. "Those of my home need for me to return," said she. Not immediately, of course, for she'd cause nothing more than trouble at the moment, but eventually her presence there would be necessary.