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Being with Shane helped her develop the strength to finally face the death of their daughter. She no longer had to bury the experience of loss through constant partying and one-night stands. Now, Dahlia realizes she doesn’t have to do that in order to cope with losing Shane either. Rather, she can keep him alive in her memory and in her heart. Hopefully one day she’ll feel strong enough to accept that he’s gone.
Kai’s stirring distracts Dahlia from her thoughts.
“Good morning,” he says sleepily.
Dahlia smiles sweetly at him. She can’t bring herself to judge him for what he did. He’s clearly not the same person he was then. As much as he can accept his role in her death, it seems he’ll never forgive himself. That’s his perpetual punishment.
“Sleep well?” She asks.
“Very,” he nods, his mouth curling into a seductive smile.
“You had me rather worried. You were pretty upset.”
Kai sits up and leans against the pillows. “Talking about what happened with Melia will always bother me. No matter how much I’ve changed, I can’t change who I was then or what happened.”
“You seem like a different person than the one you described. It’s hard to believe you were ever like that.”
“But I was. The Old Woman helped me see that my anger and fears were misdirected. We can be afraid and be angry. They’re powerful emotions that are meant to be experienced and can be used in positive ways.”
Dahlia leans in and kisses Kai at the nape of his neck.
“What was that for?” He asks smiling, his hand gliding up her thigh and over her ass.
“For sharing.”
“Sharing what?” Kai raises an eyebrow and flashes a wide smile.
Dahlia straddles him and holds his gaze. “You. Your story. You know what it’s like to lose somebody you loved. I feel like even if I didn’t cause Shane’s death, if I wasn’t in his life, he’d probably still be alive. Maybe he would’ve ended up with someone who didn’t fight with him all the time and make him miserable.” She traces a finger around his left nipple then bends down and flicks it with her tongue.
Kai palms her ass with his hands and squeezes. Dahlia lets out a low groan as she feels his cock stirring beneath her.
“Any man would be lucky to have you, Dahlia. You are a blessing, not a curse.”
“What am I to you?” She asks.
Not hesitating, Kai replies, “Both. I’m blessed to have you here with me, but you will leave soon, and that day for me will be one of the saddest I’ll have experienced in a long time.”
Dahlia searches his face and runs her hands through his soft hair. “I think this time with you was the best gift I could’ve ever been given.”
Chapter 29
Dahlia wraps a hand around the back of Kai’s neck and pulls him in for a kiss. Their kiss becomes deeper as his hands, already familiar with every sensitive area, begin to explore her body.
Dahlia throws her head back and gasps as he tugs on her erect nipples, the pain and pleasure filling her with desire.
“I can feel how wet you are for me,” he says in a low voice, his steaming lips making their way down her neck and back up to her chin, before continuing the scorching kiss.
Kai pulls up one hand and begins to fondle her breast, kneading and massaging as his mouth works over the other. He tugs and teases her nipple until it hurts so much she wants to cry, but the sheer joy of having the other sucked and licked makes her only want it more. His tongue finally gives up its assault on her hard nipple and moves over the other breast, licking the skin all around from the bottom to the side.
He continues to work over her tits slowly, allowing the excitement to build up just enough without overwhelming Dahlia.
Dahlia reaches down to massage his throbbing cock beneath her wet love tunnel.
“Not yet, babe,” he whispers. “I don’t want to come yet. I still haven’t had breakfast.” He smiles mischievously.
Kai’s hand eventually finds
Being with Shane helped her develop the strength to finally face the death of their daughter. She no longer had to bury the experience of loss through constant partying and one-night stands. Now, Dahlia realizes she doesn’t have to do that in order to cope with losing Shane either. Rather, she can keep him alive in her memory and in her heart. Hopefully one day she’ll feel strong enough to accept that he’s gone.
Kai’s stirring distracts Dahlia from her thoughts.
“Good morning,” he says sleepily.
Dahlia smiles sweetly at him. She can’t bring herself to judge him for what he did. He’s clearly not the same person he was then. As much as he can accept his role in her death, it seems he’ll never forgive himself. That’s his perpetual punishment.
“Sleep well?” She asks.
“Very,” he nods, his mouth curling into a seductive smile.
“You had me rather worried. You were pretty upset.”
Kai sits up and leans against the pillows. “Talking about what happened with Melia will always bother me. No matter how much I’ve changed, I can’t change who I was then or what happened.”
“You seem like a different person than the one you described. It’s hard to believe you were ever like that.”
“But I was. The Old Woman helped me see that my anger and fears were misdirected. We can be afraid and be angry. They’re powerful emotions that are meant to be experienced and can be used in positive ways.”
Dahlia leans in and kisses Kai at the nape of his neck.
“What was that for?” He asks smiling, his hand gliding up her thigh and over her ass.
“For sharing.”
“Sharing what?” Kai raises an eyebrow and flashes a wide smile.
Dahlia straddles him and holds his gaze. “You. Your story. You know what it’s like to lose somebody you loved. I feel like even if I didn’t cause Shane’s death, if I wasn’t in his life, he’d probably still be alive. Maybe he would’ve ended up with someone who didn’t fight with him all the time and make him miserable.” She traces a finger around his left nipple then bends down and flicks it with her tongue.
Kai palms her ass with his hands and squeezes. Dahlia lets out a low groan as she feels his cock stirring beneath her.
“Any man would be lucky to have you, Dahlia. You are a blessing, not a curse.”
“What am I to you?” She asks.
Not hesitating, Kai replies, “Both. I’m blessed to have you here with me, but you will leave soon, and that day for me will be one of the saddest I’ll have experienced in a long time.”
Dahlia searches his face and runs her hands through his soft hair. “I think this time with you was the best gift I could’ve ever been given.”
Chapter 29
Dahlia wraps a hand around the back of Kai’s neck and pulls him in for a kiss. Their kiss becomes deeper as his hands, already familiar with every sensitive area, begin to explore her body.
Dahlia throws her head back and gasps as he tugs on her erect nipples, the pain and pleasure filling her with desire.
“I can feel how wet you are for me,” he says in a low voice, his steaming lips making their way down her neck and back up to her chin, before continuing the scorching kiss.
Kai pulls up one hand and begins to fondle her breast, kneading and massaging as his mouth works over the other. He tugs and teases her nipple until it hurts so much she wants to cry, but the sheer joy of having the other sucked and licked makes her only want it more. His tongue finally gives up its assault on her hard nipple and moves over the other breast, licking the skin all around from the bottom to the side.
He continues to work over her tits slowly, allowing the excitement to build up just enough without overwhelming Dahlia.
Dahlia reaches down to massage his throbbing cock beneath her wet love tunnel.
“Not yet, babe,” he whispers. “I don’t want to come yet. I still haven’t had breakfast.” He smiles mischievously.
Kai’s hand eventually finds
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