Alien Romance: Her Alien Beast: Scifi Alien Abduction Romance (Alien Romance, Alien Invasion Romance, BBW) (Space Beasts Book 1) by Alyssa Ezra Page B
Authors: Alyssa Ezra
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as he pulled himself to his feet. His eyes burned with fire and his face was a snarling mask of fury. He looked ready to go after it, when he suddenly remembered Simone.
She cowered in terror, paralysed with fear at the sight of him to move. Instantly, the wild savagery that had overcome him vanished. He rushed to her side, his face full of concern.
“Simone,” he said breathlessly, “are you hurt? Do not be afraid, the Tragger is gone. It won’t come back. Curse the Sky Spirit! I knew we shouldn’t have come here! All of this is my fault!”
Simone couldn’t speak. She trembled like a newborn faun, too shocked to know what was going on. On a primal impulse, she clung to Storm Kar’s wet body and floods of tears cascaded down her face. Storm Kar embraced her in his powerful arms and nuzzled her hair.
“It’s all right now,” he whispered gently. “You’re safe now.”
She held him fiercely, desperate to possess every inch of him and knew that she’d never be safe again, but that didn’t matter now. She didn’t want to feel safe any longer. She wanted to feel alive again.
* * *
Evening descended over the Vision Land as they made their way back to the Mystic Folk citadel, and with it came the first growls of a storm. The purpled clouded skies lowered and there was a sharp tang in the air. Excitement pulsed through Simone as Jedediah brought them to the balcony.
No word had passed between her and Storm Kar for a long time now. He had been scratched and grazed in the struggle with the Tragger and had fallen into a gloomy silence. She had sat away from him, lost in her own thoughts, preparing herself for what was to come next.
As he had done every evening since she’d arrived here, Storm Kar walked with her to the quarters that had been especially prepared for her stay on his planet, which were just off from the dining chamber, though she’d missed the room during her initial exploration. As they headed toward the door of the well-appointed room with its scented candles and large fur covered bed, Simone’s heart raced faster.
“I shall see you tomorrow,” he said as she opened the door and finally stopped to face him. “Again, I am deeply sorry for what happened today.”
She stared up at him, seeing past the scars and feral twist of his face to the courageous soul within. When she remained silent, he lowered his eyes and looked completely crestfallen. “If you wish to return to Earth, I understand,” he said, each word sounding like it had forced from his throat. “I exposed you to terrible danger today and that is unforgivable. I don’t deserve your love after today.”
She brought her finger up to his lips. “No more talking,” she whispered, taking control.
His eyes flared with sparks of red fire. “Simone?”
She reached up and pressed her mouth against his, holding him in a long, lingering kiss. Storm Kar stayed stock-still and she felt him trembling beneath her touch. She brought her hands up and put them around his neck and a shudder went through her as he finally slipped his hands around her waist. The kiss deepened as they both gave way to a wild insistence.
Holding him tight, she let him hook his arms under her legs and carry her into the room, slamming the door shut with his foot. Parting from the kiss, he lay her down gently onto the bed. She smiled up at him and lifted up her dress invitingly.
With eyes that looked like smouldering orbs, he clambered on top of her and began trailing kisses along her neck. She sighed with pleasure as her body responded to his touch. Very slowly, he began undressing her, kissing her bare skin as he pulled her clothes away. Soon, she was naked before him and he kissed her naval and lower belly before his eager tongue slipped between her legs.
Simone arched her back and let out a throaty moan as he found her sweet spot. She stroked his long
She cowered in terror, paralysed with fear at the sight of him to move. Instantly, the wild savagery that had overcome him vanished. He rushed to her side, his face full of concern.
“Simone,” he said breathlessly, “are you hurt? Do not be afraid, the Tragger is gone. It won’t come back. Curse the Sky Spirit! I knew we shouldn’t have come here! All of this is my fault!”
Simone couldn’t speak. She trembled like a newborn faun, too shocked to know what was going on. On a primal impulse, she clung to Storm Kar’s wet body and floods of tears cascaded down her face. Storm Kar embraced her in his powerful arms and nuzzled her hair.
“It’s all right now,” he whispered gently. “You’re safe now.”
She held him fiercely, desperate to possess every inch of him and knew that she’d never be safe again, but that didn’t matter now. She didn’t want to feel safe any longer. She wanted to feel alive again.
* * *
Evening descended over the Vision Land as they made their way back to the Mystic Folk citadel, and with it came the first growls of a storm. The purpled clouded skies lowered and there was a sharp tang in the air. Excitement pulsed through Simone as Jedediah brought them to the balcony.
No word had passed between her and Storm Kar for a long time now. He had been scratched and grazed in the struggle with the Tragger and had fallen into a gloomy silence. She had sat away from him, lost in her own thoughts, preparing herself for what was to come next.
As he had done every evening since she’d arrived here, Storm Kar walked with her to the quarters that had been especially prepared for her stay on his planet, which were just off from the dining chamber, though she’d missed the room during her initial exploration. As they headed toward the door of the well-appointed room with its scented candles and large fur covered bed, Simone’s heart raced faster.
“I shall see you tomorrow,” he said as she opened the door and finally stopped to face him. “Again, I am deeply sorry for what happened today.”
She stared up at him, seeing past the scars and feral twist of his face to the courageous soul within. When she remained silent, he lowered his eyes and looked completely crestfallen. “If you wish to return to Earth, I understand,” he said, each word sounding like it had forced from his throat. “I exposed you to terrible danger today and that is unforgivable. I don’t deserve your love after today.”
She brought her finger up to his lips. “No more talking,” she whispered, taking control.
His eyes flared with sparks of red fire. “Simone?”
She reached up and pressed her mouth against his, holding him in a long, lingering kiss. Storm Kar stayed stock-still and she felt him trembling beneath her touch. She brought her hands up and put them around his neck and a shudder went through her as he finally slipped his hands around her waist. The kiss deepened as they both gave way to a wild insistence.
Holding him tight, she let him hook his arms under her legs and carry her into the room, slamming the door shut with his foot. Parting from the kiss, he lay her down gently onto the bed. She smiled up at him and lifted up her dress invitingly.
With eyes that looked like smouldering orbs, he clambered on top of her and began trailing kisses along her neck. She sighed with pleasure as her body responded to his touch. Very slowly, he began undressing her, kissing her bare skin as he pulled her clothes away. Soon, she was naked before him and he kissed her naval and lower belly before his eager tongue slipped between her legs.
Simone arched her back and let out a throaty moan as he found her sweet spot. She stroked his long
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