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Ch. 56 - She's Mine Pt. 3

Author: Nikora Clegg
last update Last Updated: 2022-08-14 03:26:57
Aláine's Point of View

As I woke, I could sense him looking at me, even before opening my own. I wondered how long he had been staring and what he might possibly have on his mine. More sex, maybe? Knowing him, probably.

"Good morning, Sweetness," Kristof drawled.

I opened my eyes to stare into his beautiful brown eyes that were flecked with gold. They seemed to gaze directly into my soul, and I felt as if everything I was and had become was laid bare for him to see. They had seemed to be black last night during our night of passion, or at least as I vaguely remembered. The memories of last night made me smile.

"Good morning," I answered leaning in to kiss him.

"And what is that smile for?" Kristof asked.

"Us."

"Good, because I intend to make sure you wake up with a smile on your face every morning," he said as he attacked my mouth with such ferociousness it caused me to moan.

Pulling away to take a breath I asked, "Haven't you had enough?"

"Never!" he growled, "I could never h
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