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Seventy-Six: Lana
Lana's P.O.V.
My back arched as wave after wave of pleasure poured through me. My body twitched beneath Oliver as the feeling of his teeth in my neck took me by surprise, and I came around his cock for a fourth time, completely draining my energy.
Oliver continued to slowly pump in and out of me as I came down from my high. The realization of what just happened hit me, and I opened my eyes, surprised.
The stunned silence gave Oliver a chance to retract his canines, and he began licking over the bite he had just left on my skin.
My hands fell down from my hold on his back, and I tried to turn my head to look at Oliver, but he let out a feral growl as he licked my neck again, harder than before. His beast was ever present, and as he cared for my wound, I lay still beneath him.
"Mine," he growled. The vibration between us from the noise, moved through his chest to mine as he lay on top of me, holding his weight off but keeping our bod
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