Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

The motions changed, in a way, but not enough to leave her wishing him away. She could feel his rigidness atop her, but could not question it in any way. Her focus shifted, however, from the ease he provided her to simply staying upright. Though brief, she'd stumbled, never having possessed much muscle mass. Thankfully, he'd righted himself just as quickly, relieving her of his entire weight. She was grateful, both because he'd adjusted himself and because she'd not collapsed, but could not experience the feeling for very long. Thereafter, they'd truly become intertwined, her ears falling back as a shiver of pleasure wracked her body. A gasp had escaped as her jaws parted, surprised by the feeling of total release that was experienced. In the back of her mind, she'd been drawn towards his voice, the moan making her all the more interested in him. She wanted to hear him speak, but could form no words of her own in order to draw something from him—and, perhaps, it was better that way.

By then, he had ceased his movements, and she'd felt her body slump. For the time being, the ache in her chest could not be felt, for her senses seemed honed in on the male and nothing else. Asterr tried to twist her head, to peer at him as her tongue lolled out of her mouth, but had ultimately failed in doing so and looked to the earth beneath them instead. What would happen from there, she'd wondered, knowing not if that would be the end of their exchange. Though they remained linked indefinitely, eventually they would come undone, and when that happened... she didn't know. The girl wished not to leave him so soon—she wanted to stay and play, to learn of him if possible, but not leave. But, she could not find the words to say this, and so she'd settled upon reveling in the present.