Medieval 01 - Untamed
sultry mist against his palm. Violent triumph swept through his tensed body and a low groan of need was dragged from his lips.
Too soon. I must not take her .
Reluctantly Dominic released the lush fire he had so briefly touched and looked at his unexpectedly sensual wife.
Meg was staring at him with wide green eyes that still glowed with passion recently ignited. Her lips were red, glistening, parted with shock and pleasure combined. Her breasts rose and fell with each ragged breath she took.
Dominic longed to see Meg as she was now, sprawled across his lap, but without the dress concealing her hunger for his seed. Just the thought of seeing her naked in languid disarray was enoughto bring him to the edge of bursting. Slowly he began drawing up the silver folds of her dress, wanting to see the moist yielding of her body to his touch, her flesh flushed and glistening, scented by passion.
âDominicââ
âI am your husband,â he said in a low voice. âYou canât become accustomed to being my wife if you cover yourself and lock your legs together like the jaws of a sprung trap. Have I hurt you in any way?â
âN-no.â
âDo you believe I am intent on hurting you tonight?â
âNo,â she whispered.
âThen yield to me what any other husband would simply take.â
Slowly Megâs legs relaxed but for the trembling she was helpless to stop.
Again the silver cloth began its gliding retreat up Megâs body. The sweet foretaste of triumph brought husky laughter from Dominic as he looked at the graceful arch of Megâs foot, the feminine curve of her calf, the dimpled knee peeking from the silver cloud of her dress, the creamy thighs, and the lush thicket that was the color of fire.
She lay within his grasp; it all lay within his grasp, the land and the heirs and the dream of life that had kept him sane during the brutality of the Holy War.
âJohnâs curse was in vain,â Dominic said thickly. âI will have sons of you after all.â
Sons .
Even as Megâs reason told her that it was her duty to bear her husband heirs if she could, her pride cried out at being nothing more than a vessel for Dominicâs ambitions.
She had felt a wild, sweet fire burning in her soul. He had felt only triumph at seducing her.
âNay!â
Meg didnât realize that she had moved until she saw her own hands yanking on her wedding dress, trying to push the wispy folds of cloth back down her legs.
âDonât be shy,â Dominic said, laughing softly. âLet me see Johnâs vengeance lying open, swollen with passion, pleading to know the sword within the softness.â
âCount not your victories before you are through the gates!â Meg retorted.
The coldness of her voice brought Dominicâs glance up to her eyes. For the space of one breath, two breaths, three, husband and angry bride measured one another.
â Tis just as well. I must not take her , he reminded himself. Not yet. Itâs unlikely that such an ardent maid is untouched .
One thing is certain. Her soft gate hasnât been often breached. So tightly closed â¦
Ah, Godâs teeth, it would be a foretaste of paradise to press into that silken sheath!
Desire hammered through Dominicâs blood, threatening his control. The realization of how close he was to his own limits shocked him as nothing else could have. He dropped the silver cloth as though it burned his fingers.
âNow you know,â he said savagely.
âThat you want my body only to breed heirs? Aye, my cold Norman lord, I know that well!â
Dominic looked at Megâs furious face and had to stop himself from spreading her legs and taking what she plainly had been willing to give.
âNay, my passionate witch,â he said. âNow you know the magic of a certain kind of kiss.â
âWhat is that?â she asked sarcastically.
His hand slid swiftly up beneath her dress once more, overpowering her struggles with casual ease.
âThis,â Dominic said through his teeth. âWhat was once dry is now wet!â
11
âW HAT ELSE DID S VEN HAVE to say?â Dominic demanded without rising from his bed. âBesides the obvious, of course.â
Simon gave his brother a sideways look and barely managed to bite off a curt retort. Whatever had put Dominic in such temper likely had to do with the fact that on what should have been his wedding
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