Maka
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Kris had a way of drawing herself up whenever he was about to yell at him, her green eyes shining with passion, her full lips pouting, and her impressive cleavage shifting and bouncing as she moved into position. She always seemed ready, even eager, for a scrap.
But Elias' change of tactic completely blindsided her. Now the Demon Hunter's beautiful face was glowing with excitement. A wild smile spread across her delicate features. She looked more breathtakingly gorgeous than ever and she was so close to him. Elias breathed in her fragrance -that subtle yet irresistible scent that always seemed to cling to Kris Cuthbert, that hint of someting spicy and sensuous.
He would have known it anywhere. It always brought to mind their kiss -the way that Kris has pushed her tight, taut body against him, giving herself up to his kiss and kissing him back with a kind of fierce rapture, how wonderful she'd felt beneath his hard hands, how every tiny touch and movement while they were locked together had shot shocking thrills of pleasure through his tightly muscled body. He'd never before met a girl who'd had this kind of effect on him -just as he'd never before met a girl capable of frustrating him quite as much as Kris Cuthbert.
He drew himself back to what she was saying with a frown. But he had her now. It was hard to bring himself to wipe away that sunburst smile, so Elias allowed himself a little white lie.
"Sure," he said. "I'm sure we can stop for take-out."
***
The fries in their cheery red cardboard sheaf were already cold. Elias had taken one bite of his burger before reluctantly realising it was indeed as unappetising as it looked. He focused on the interstate ahead instead. Aunt Lucretia's car was a tricky, noisy beast with various eccentricities that one had to be aware of.
"Like I said," he told Kris, in the passenger seat. "We did stop for take-out."
At a drive-thru restaurant almost as depressing as the place she used to work on the way out of town, but Johnson Street hadn't been on the way.
But Elias' change of tactic completely blindsided her. Now the Demon Hunter's beautiful face was glowing with excitement. A wild smile spread across her delicate features. She looked more breathtakingly gorgeous than ever and she was so close to him. Elias breathed in her fragrance -that subtle yet irresistible scent that always seemed to cling to Kris Cuthbert, that hint of someting spicy and sensuous.
He would have known it anywhere. It always brought to mind their kiss -the way that Kris has pushed her tight, taut body against him, giving herself up to his kiss and kissing him back with a kind of fierce rapture, how wonderful she'd felt beneath his hard hands, how every tiny touch and movement while they were locked together had shot shocking thrills of pleasure through his tightly muscled body. He'd never before met a girl who'd had this kind of effect on him -just as he'd never before met a girl capable of frustrating him quite as much as Kris Cuthbert.
He drew himself back to what she was saying with a frown. But he had her now. It was hard to bring himself to wipe away that sunburst smile, so Elias allowed himself a little white lie.
"Sure," he said. "I'm sure we can stop for take-out."
***
The fries in their cheery red cardboard sheaf were already cold. Elias had taken one bite of his burger before reluctantly realising it was indeed as unappetising as it looked. He focused on the interstate ahead instead. Aunt Lucretia's car was a tricky, noisy beast with various eccentricities that one had to be aware of.
"Like I said," he told Kris, in the passenger seat. "We did stop for take-out."
At a drive-thru restaurant almost as depressing as the place she used to work on the way out of town, but Johnson Street hadn't been on the way.