The Sunspire But tonight, I need you to stay

It took all the strength she had to not scream at him to take her; right then and there. His touch cooled the fire burning her inside. She breathed heavily, and just stood, her body trembling as he smelled her. She felt lightheaded; it was impossible to think straight, but she no longer cared. It was clear all she wanted was him, all over her; she almost begged him, and he quickly answered her.

He was there; in the darkness of the cave, the argent could feel his burning gaze devouring her already. Most importantly, he was there; and he wasn’t going anywhere. Even if they did not know each other for long, she trusted him with this more than anyone; he would never harm her. Golden gaze drifted over his muzzle as he touched her burning cheek. 

Agana knew the question would soon arise, but was taken aback and unprepared nonetheless. She could never lie to him, no matter how ashamed she felt. He was much more experienced than her; he had mates, a family. The grey female was still a girl; she had never known a male before; she did not know what to do. Kavik might have figured it out because of her shyness, her slow movements. The argent was afraid she would mess up somehow, and he would loose interest and leave her as she was unexperienced.

“No,” Agana murmured under heavy breaths, her body still trembling under his touch. Golden gaze turned away from him; she could feel his burning emerald orbs lingering over her. He needed to know. “No, I have not.”