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Devil's Tavern V: Gathering
He nodded seeing the concern in her deep amber eyes. “I’ve been holding off leaving and now I have this feeling that it’s time for me—us to go.”
“You’d better mean us.” She kissed him on the mouth and ran her tongue over his lips. She pulled his bottom lip in-between her fangs and nibbled on it.
Nathan’s cock stirred. The coolness of her body against his made him desire her right here no questions asked. He crossed his legs behind her enclosing her in his clutches. She tried to wiggle away, but he wasn’t letting go. He trailed the back of his knuckles along the v neck of her shirt and unbuttoned the top button. She lifted his chin, stared into to his blue eyes and kissed him lightly. He nuzzled her neck and then undid the second button. He kissed a straight line from the dip in her throat to above her heart. He tugged on the third button and pressed his face to the space between her breasts. Josephine’s skin was soft and he yearned to make love to her. He dragged his tongue over the swell of her captured breast in its lace prison. She drew in a ragged breath and pushed closer. He smiled and opened his mouth wide. His teeth slipped from his gums and he plunged them into her breast. She cried out and pushed his head against her. Her blood was slow to come to his mouth, but the mouthfuls he swallowed were the sweetest thing he’d ever tasted. Even some vintages of human blood couldn’t compare. The bond between then exploded. She was shivering while her whole body shook from the beginnings of an orgasm. Nathan’s rock hard cock dug into his stomach, but he endured the constraint to bring his beloved pleasure.
When he pulled away, a small sigh echoed in the night. “You know I wouldn’t leave you behind. We’re together now forever. You have to understand now why I didn’t want to turn you when you first told me that you didn’t love me. We’re almost one person and if anything ever happened to you I would die too. I can’t exist without the other half of my soul.”