A Life Less Pink

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Authors: Zenina Masters
Tags: Paranormal, Adult, Erotic Romance, shapeshifter
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embroidery, and gold, silver and copper moved up the black silk in a feathery pattern.
    The corset was bland and the colour of canvas, but it fit the robe tightly to her body.
    Tyla bounced. “I love it!”
    Arkenon came out of the clean room and eyed his mate. “You look amazing, Tyla. It really suits you.”
    Cori was grinning. It was only fair that Tyla got some of her best work. If not for her help, Cori might never have submitted her fitting system for a patent that had earned her the attention of several prestigious theatre companies and other costume companies. The ability to fit one costume to multiple body shapes was a cost and labour-saving boon of epic proportions. It had all happened so quickly that magic had to be involved.
    “All right. Now, we will take it off and I will finish the corset. It was the only part I wasn’t sure of.”
    Tyla grabbed the corset protectively. “I can live with this.”
    “I can’t. Hand it over, Tyla.”
    Cori relaxed the lacing on the back and unsnapped the busk. She pried the corset out of Tyla’s hands and walked over to her workstation, pinning the embroidered covering into place and beginning a tiny stitch to attach the two layers together.
    Tyla sat in the robe and she watched the corset slowly come together. “You already did all that work?”
    “Yup, but I didn’t want to attach the layers until I was sure the corset fit. This isn’t something I can trim down.” She was referring to the heavy embroidery on the corset skin.
    While she worked and Tyla watched, the men were getting ready to apply their pinups.
    Cori was going to cover Artur’s back, and she wasn’t sure how she felt about it. All her life she had avoided being pink, but now that she was with her stork, he wanted her at her best and that meant the diet that pinked up her feathers.
    It took two hours of tiny stitches to get the covering on the left and right of the corset, but when Tyla got it on, Cori could tell it was not coming off any time soon.
    “The corset has steel boning; it will set off the metal detectors at the airport, and it should only be sponge cleaned for surface refreshment. Or bring it to me.” Cori sighed happily as Tyla turned from side to side and kept running her hands over her body. It was the sign of a good costume to make one aware of assets they normally kept hidden.
    She prepared a care manual for Tyla, and when she was done, she headed downstairs to bring up a tea tray. The colour was going into the design now, and it was going to be quite a while before Arkenon took a proper break.
     
    Artur slept on his stomach, holding her hand. His design was done, but it was wrapped and sealed so that he wouldn’t injure the perforated skin.
    “Was it worth it?” She stroked his hair away from his face.
    “Every moment. I want you on my skin for those moments we are not together. I am proud of you, proud of us, and I want those of my acquaintance to know it.” He kissed her fingers.
    “It seems like a lot of pain for such a little reward.” She chuckled and pressed a kiss to his forehead.
    “Having you with me is the reward, and this pain is nothing. Tomorrow, I will be well and Arkenon will have his turn. He is doing it gladly for his personal devotion to his wife. She didn’t ask him for it, but this is his life, his lifestyle and he wants to wear her on his skin, gold and all.”
    He sighed. “You did great work on Tyla’s costume. I am sure she is still wearing it.”
    “Just hope that Arkenon doesn’t want a design with her wearing it.” She settled back on her side of the bed with some embroidery.
    He gave her a narrow-eyed look and went to sleep.
     
    It took him two hours to remake the tattoo design and six hours to put it on Arkenon’s skin. Tyla stood by in her costume and waited for the moment that Arkenon came out, all wrapped up and wounded.
    She gripped Artur’s hands and thanked him.
    Cori knew the look on his face. He had just been given a dose of

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