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Chapter 66

Author: Jane Doe
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Blakely

I awoke with hands fisted in the sheets, and a tongue greedily lapping at my clit.

My eyes snapped open, meeting Azrael’s from where he knelt between my legs. Growling against my flesh, he lightly skimmed his teeth over my clit, sucking it into his mouth. With a gasp, I tumbled headfirst into an orgasm that had me crying out his name.

Very lazily, with a hint of smugness I could feel with every flick of his tongue, he continued eating me out.

“You—” I gasped, breathless and satiated.

Fuck, I couldn’t even form words.

He pulled away with a satisfied hum, licking his lips in a way that had my body prepping for round two. Those pouty lips of his twisted into an innocent smile.

“I woke up cuddling Draco. It was very traumatizing, and I needed comfort.”

Clearly, something was wrong with me because I should’ve been angry with him for playing with me while I was asleep, but all I could think about was the greedy way he devoured me, so desperate for more that he couldn’t help b
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In This Chapter: Azrael: God of the Wolves. Orion: God of the Mages. Draco: God of the Lycans. Solana: Goddess of the Sun. Vixen: Goddess of Thieves. Lunette: Goddess of the Moon.

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I'm really hoping you're not a US author I'm going to need some major reading material this week!
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Hanging up for the next chapter!!! Loving this story. ...
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Oh please! Please please please This needs to lead to Blakely marking Draco once and for all
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