xXSeraphinaXx
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Feb 10, 2017
When Rakith backed off, taking the warmth of his body with him, she held back the plea that was lodged in her throat. The chill of the air didn't immediately return to her, the heat of her desire keeping her body warm for the moment. Off the counter she slid, her gaze following him as he crossed the room, his graceful movements holding her attention until he was seated. Cecilia stared, watching him get comfortable, despite the bubbling of the pot beside her that required stirring. It was when he spoke quietly, commenting on her beauty, that she turned away. "Compliments won't win you anything..." She mumbled under her breath.
Ceci grabbed a wooden spoon, dropping it into the pot and stirring the mixture silently while she considered all that had happened since she summoned Rakith. She was destined to spend eternity with the Demon Prince, but he was also supposed to train her so she became a more powerful witch. He had ownership of her body and soul, so stated the spell and contract her grandmother had created with him. But with that he also owed her protection. The contract and binding weren't necessarily unfair. She just didn't like them. Ceci didn't know exactly what being bound to a demon meant. He had said he didn't plan to abuse her. But what did that really mean?
She pulled the spoon from the pot and set it on the counter, moving around to find another spice and add it to the pot. The heat of her desire throbbed between her legs, causing her to stop moving and press her thighs together, a lump forming in her throat. Cecilia didn't know how long she could play games with him. She didn't want to give in, but she didn't want to continue torturing herself.
Turning, she looked at him, her eyes narrowing as she considered their positions. Things could certainly be worse.
She had a lot of questions, but she didn't know if she wanted to ask him. Talking to him and asking him questions meant he would respond. And heaven help her if he used that special tone of voice. Ceci gulped just thinking about it, her hands clutching at the edge of the counter. But they were necessary questions. Things she had to know. Depending on the answers, they could change her prospective- maybe.
"Rakith..." She said his name hesitantly. "What does...belonging to you mean?" Ceci inquired, "I've lived in this cottage my entire life. I've lived on my own for nine years....." She kept her grip on the counter firm, refusing to move closer to him or else lose her control. "Are you going to make me leave?" She asked. Ceci didn't want to be kept locked up in a place she didn't know. She feared the loss of her freedom more than anything else. There was something about her simple life in the woods that kept her emotions in balance.
Ceci grabbed a wooden spoon, dropping it into the pot and stirring the mixture silently while she considered all that had happened since she summoned Rakith. She was destined to spend eternity with the Demon Prince, but he was also supposed to train her so she became a more powerful witch. He had ownership of her body and soul, so stated the spell and contract her grandmother had created with him. But with that he also owed her protection. The contract and binding weren't necessarily unfair. She just didn't like them. Ceci didn't know exactly what being bound to a demon meant. He had said he didn't plan to abuse her. But what did that really mean?
She pulled the spoon from the pot and set it on the counter, moving around to find another spice and add it to the pot. The heat of her desire throbbed between her legs, causing her to stop moving and press her thighs together, a lump forming in her throat. Cecilia didn't know how long she could play games with him. She didn't want to give in, but she didn't want to continue torturing herself.
Turning, she looked at him, her eyes narrowing as she considered their positions. Things could certainly be worse.
She had a lot of questions, but she didn't know if she wanted to ask him. Talking to him and asking him questions meant he would respond. And heaven help her if he used that special tone of voice. Ceci gulped just thinking about it, her hands clutching at the edge of the counter. But they were necessary questions. Things she had to know. Depending on the answers, they could change her prospective- maybe.
"Rakith..." She said his name hesitantly. "What does...belonging to you mean?" Ceci inquired, "I've lived in this cottage my entire life. I've lived on my own for nine years....." She kept her grip on the counter firm, refusing to move closer to him or else lose her control. "Are you going to make me leave?" She asked. Ceci didn't want to be kept locked up in a place she didn't know. She feared the loss of her freedom more than anything else. There was something about her simple life in the woods that kept her emotions in balance.