queen-mab
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There was no moment in all the day that Delia loved more than the hour when the first star appeared in the deep indigo sky of the desert night. Tonight it was Aldebaran, and as she sat demurely on her side of the Land Rover, arms around knees, wrists heavy with gold, she smiled and turned her head upwards. The night wind lifted the masses of her hair so that the red star gleamed like a single ruby threaded on one silken tress. Or so Robert Van thought as he dared a look at her.
As always there was a teasing glint in her eye, and a wayward curl to her mouth. She lolled her long body against the seat with an abandon that made it hard for him to turn his eyes away. She must have known he was watching her. (Not much you could run into in the middle of the Sahara. The road did not demand one's undivided attention, so long as you could navigate by the stars.) He thought he could see her smile widen as she arched her back and began one by one to unbutton the prim khaki shirt.
She had been lying about the night being hot. Evening in the desert was chill. Or maybe she was telling him that her blood, like his, was fired by the magnetism between them; maybe the heat she spoke of was the delicious spiral of fire in her loins. He thought he could just breathe it -- a heady fragrance that kindled the night air -- a scent so discreet that it seemed he perceived it through some sense beyond the usual five. Could you taste a fragrance that you could not even really smell? For somehow, he felt that he was tasting the pungent sweetness of her now; a hot and primordial ocean honey that the night air inexplicably drizzled onto his tongue.
She had nipples like dusky pearls -- elongated and hard. As his hands grew damp on the steering wheel, she delicately stroked one with her thumb. It extended like a little hungry tongue and she sighed, closing her eyes.
Madness. It would be utter madness to interrupt their flight through the desert to their rendezvous with an interlude of sweaty sex in the dunes. Her rascal brothers were probably galloping along just out of ear-shot, ready to swoop down on them the instant the motor slowed. And yet....
Delia's hand was travelling up his thigh with an insistence that was very hard to disregard. He glanced at her again, and she smiled -- that feral smile of hers that always brought predatory cats to his mind. She had turned in her seat and was leaning forward now. Robert looked firmly into the distance and thought to himself "If I do not break the spell, this will really happen...."
She never said a word. All he could hear was the hypnotic rhythm of her breathing...a rhythm that spoke of rising fever...ascending desire...slow, sinuous desire that squirmed through the body like a snake. Inch by inch the zipper on his trousers gave way to her nimble fingers. He could feel the caressing warmth of her breath as her sweet, hot mouth descended on his lap.
The Rover came to a dead stop in the sands.
As always there was a teasing glint in her eye, and a wayward curl to her mouth. She lolled her long body against the seat with an abandon that made it hard for him to turn his eyes away. She must have known he was watching her. (Not much you could run into in the middle of the Sahara. The road did not demand one's undivided attention, so long as you could navigate by the stars.) He thought he could see her smile widen as she arched her back and began one by one to unbutton the prim khaki shirt.
She had been lying about the night being hot. Evening in the desert was chill. Or maybe she was telling him that her blood, like his, was fired by the magnetism between them; maybe the heat she spoke of was the delicious spiral of fire in her loins. He thought he could just breathe it -- a heady fragrance that kindled the night air -- a scent so discreet that it seemed he perceived it through some sense beyond the usual five. Could you taste a fragrance that you could not even really smell? For somehow, he felt that he was tasting the pungent sweetness of her now; a hot and primordial ocean honey that the night air inexplicably drizzled onto his tongue.
She had nipples like dusky pearls -- elongated and hard. As his hands grew damp on the steering wheel, she delicately stroked one with her thumb. It extended like a little hungry tongue and she sighed, closing her eyes.
Madness. It would be utter madness to interrupt their flight through the desert to their rendezvous with an interlude of sweaty sex in the dunes. Her rascal brothers were probably galloping along just out of ear-shot, ready to swoop down on them the instant the motor slowed. And yet....
Delia's hand was travelling up his thigh with an insistence that was very hard to disregard. He glanced at her again, and she smiled -- that feral smile of hers that always brought predatory cats to his mind. She had turned in her seat and was leaning forward now. Robert looked firmly into the distance and thought to himself "If I do not break the spell, this will really happen...."
She never said a word. All he could hear was the hypnotic rhythm of her breathing...a rhythm that spoke of rising fever...ascending desire...slow, sinuous desire that squirmed through the body like a snake. Inch by inch the zipper on his trousers gave way to her nimble fingers. He could feel the caressing warmth of her breath as her sweet, hot mouth descended on his lap.
The Rover came to a dead stop in the sands.
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