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hair and undid his ponytail so that it fell free.  It tickled her as it draped across her thighs.
    “Yes!” she gasped.  “Oh yes!”
    His eager tongue brought her to climax quickly and she bathed in an orgasmic afterglow.  When he came up to kiss her again, she pushed him onto his back and began peeling off his clothes. 
    It was his turn to moan with pleasure as she kissed and nipped his sculpted body.  With a ravenous lust, she moved down between his legs and took him in her mouth, making him shudder with intense pleasure.
    As they enjoyed each other, the thunder rumbled outside, and she heard the sudden downpour of rain on the transparent membrane that served as a window for the room.  The wild unleashing of the elements heightened her desire and she ached for him to be inside her.
    Still savoring his taste, she eased her head away from his crotch and straddled him.  Reaching down, she kissed him long and slowly, and they clasped their hands together, fingers intertwined.
    “I want you so badly,” he whispered throatily when the kiss ended.  “You are my universe, my goddess.”
    She felt his iron hard shaft pressing into her, and still sitting on top of him, she positioned herself so he could enter her.  She groaned as he filled her, and clawed at his hard chest.  Fondling her buttocks, he thrust up into her, making her cry out.
    Remembering the wishes of the Phoenix People, she made love to him vigorously, desperate to savor his body and the splendour of sex.  She climaxed again as she looked into his burning eyes and he squeezed her breasts just as he released himself deep inside her.
    Outside, the rain pelted hard, and exhausted and sated, Simone eased off Storm Kar and let him cradle her in his arms as she drifted off into deep, satisfied sleep.
     
     
    * * *
     

 
     
     
     
     
     
    “When we first met, you said that your destined mate was dead,” Storm Kar said as he trailed lazy circles along her back.  “What did you mean by that?”
    It had been a couple of hours since they had first surrendered to each other, and the rain was still pouring outside.  They lay under the warm furs of the bed with him spooning her.  She held his strong arm across her chest and gently kissed his knuckles.
    “Let me ask you a question,” she countered, “How did you know to find me at the Nature Reserve on Earth?”
    “I didn’t,” Storm Kar replied.  “The Great Spirits showed me that this place was important to you, and somewhere you visited once a year.  Its relevance to you is unknown to me though.”
    “I used to go there with someone very special to me,” Simone said, closing her eyes.  “It was the only man I ever really loved.  I thought we were destined to be together for the rest of our lives, but I was wrong.”
    “What happened?”
    “He died,” Simone said numbly.  “Four years ago, killed in an accident.  My whole world ended with him.  I told you that I was an outsider on my planet that I had never connected with anyone.  That all changed when I met him.  He made me feel special and understood what made me tick.  I can honestly say that there was no doubt in my mind that he was my soul mate.  When he died, a part of me died with him.  I didn’t want to be alive anymore and I’ve just drifted along since then.”
    She felt him shift behind her and sensed a change in his whole bearing.  “I understand,” he said in a gruff voice.  “Your heart has been taken already.  I had no right to force my attentions on you.  I let my own loneliness blind me to your inner pain.  After what has happened today, I will not force you to stay on my world longer than you want.”
    “You’re not mad?” Simone asked hesitantly.
    “Mad?” he chuckled.  “We have made love.  It was the most wonderful experience of my entire life.  If you leave me now, I will always have that memory for all time.  I thank you for that.”
    “That’s the thing though,” Simone said,