Lanzarac had not anticipated the reaction he got out of Aspen, for he had not noticed the flicks of fire that emitted from her hands while he had been fucking her. The girl was usually attuned to his touch and acts, finding him irresistible and practically melting under him. Now it seems she had melted the very metal of the cuffs he put on her, breaking them after weakening them throughout the hour. She had even refused to return his kiss. With a smile, his hands left her breasts and grabbed her body just under them, suddenly turning so that they lay side-by-side. His cock once again straddled her rear and he held her tightly against his body. “What’s wrong?” He mocked into her ear, whispering, “Did you not enjoy it? Your body did, I can tell. Don’t worry, the other hole won’t hurt as much. Well not in the long run. You’ll get used to it, and come to enjoy it as bliss.” He turned his gaze and looked to the chains, hanging limply from the corner posts as their ends glowed red with the heat. “And if you set fire to the bed, you can spend the rest of the night floating behind the ship, chained to the oars.”
Lanzarac grabbed her jaw and turned Aspen’s face to see him, his own expression cold and lifeless. “I know what you’re thinking. Go ahead and attack me. I dare you. I’m ready for you this time and you’ll find I’m not so easily surprised.” He glared hard into her eyes, watching and waiting, but when nothing happened, he smiled. “As it should be. You better get used to the chains and gags, for they will be ever present in this marriage. And I’ll find you a pair that’s not so easily melted.” He threatened, before releasing her and lying on his side. “But I’m a fair man. You play nice with me and I’ll play nice with you. Perhaps on our wedding night, and only our wedding night, I won’t use the chains or other toys. What do you say, Princess?” He asked, staring up at the ceiling. Then he pulled the blankets over them and prepared for a short rest. They had about six hours before they arrived in the break of dawn to his home, and he knew rest would be needed before the long day of ceremonies and congratulations. He wondered if Aspen would run at the first sign of help, and blab everything he did to her. Not that it would save her, but Lanzarac wasn’t in the mood for a stern lecture about respecting his bride.
Lanzarac grabbed her jaw and turned Aspen’s face to see him, his own expression cold and lifeless. “I know what you’re thinking. Go ahead and attack me. I dare you. I’m ready for you this time and you’ll find I’m not so easily surprised.” He glared hard into her eyes, watching and waiting, but when nothing happened, he smiled. “As it should be. You better get used to the chains and gags, for they will be ever present in this marriage. And I’ll find you a pair that’s not so easily melted.” He threatened, before releasing her and lying on his side. “But I’m a fair man. You play nice with me and I’ll play nice with you. Perhaps on our wedding night, and only our wedding night, I won’t use the chains or other toys. What do you say, Princess?” He asked, staring up at the ceiling. Then he pulled the blankets over them and prepared for a short rest. They had about six hours before they arrived in the break of dawn to his home, and he knew rest would be needed before the long day of ceremonies and congratulations. He wondered if Aspen would run at the first sign of help, and blab everything he did to her. Not that it would save her, but Lanzarac wasn’t in the mood for a stern lecture about respecting his bride.