
”Incense?” she cocked an eye brow, ”Next you’ll be closing the shutters and lighting candles.”
Of course there was the moment of hesitation, that gentle twitch of recoil away. The pulse quickened, the heart rose up into a race whilst the man simply begun his work. He gave a touch, her nostrils flaring as she sucked in the scent of a herb wafting on through, but no quickly did that reach her did a second scent find its way in. Lighter and clearer than the first, but still present. She tensed when the cool oil met the warmth of her skin, a prickle of hairs as the pressure of warmer hands followed. Fingers came together, clenching slightly as the open palms caressed the area.
Her back gave a raise, forehead pressing against the bed and her ears catching the echo of his voice. The voice of someone who knew what they were doing. There was only a grunt of agreement, which went down into shallow hiss with every intake of breath. Pressure increased, growing more intense by the tick. It was not however sharp and piercing, more of a slow, drawn out ripping between the lacing fibres. Teeth gave grit, the air firmly rushing out from between her lips. Orion did not let up though, every press running deeper into her. Muscles rebelled, back tensing once more before finally easing off.
Perhaps, once, if things had played out differently this would not have been an odd occurrence. If fate had not drawn her to Sahova all those years ago, if she had not struck out with the intentions of travel commanding her steps, if she had not left things would have indeed played out differently. But neither would know any better, and so as he did his work Fallon set herself on obeying. There was only the firm nod on occasion from her, a form of reassurance that it was still fine to continue. It was just a little difficult to talk with her entire torso being pressed down into a surface.
She gave a wince, a point being struck before what could only be described as a collapse. The once tensed and tightened muscles finally gave in to easing off. Her head gave a roll, a groan escaping her lips that could only be describe as one caught within a state of ecstasy, with her lips simply unable to form any coherent words. Even a stupid grin had managed to break out on her face, something that was quite difficult to miss. The spot had been found, the pressure just right, and the weight of aches lifting from her mind. Or at least at present.
Of course there was the moment of hesitation, that gentle twitch of recoil away. The pulse quickened, the heart rose up into a race whilst the man simply begun his work. He gave a touch, her nostrils flaring as she sucked in the scent of a herb wafting on through, but no quickly did that reach her did a second scent find its way in. Lighter and clearer than the first, but still present. She tensed when the cool oil met the warmth of her skin, a prickle of hairs as the pressure of warmer hands followed. Fingers came together, clenching slightly as the open palms caressed the area.
Her back gave a raise, forehead pressing against the bed and her ears catching the echo of his voice. The voice of someone who knew what they were doing. There was only a grunt of agreement, which went down into shallow hiss with every intake of breath. Pressure increased, growing more intense by the tick. It was not however sharp and piercing, more of a slow, drawn out ripping between the lacing fibres. Teeth gave grit, the air firmly rushing out from between her lips. Orion did not let up though, every press running deeper into her. Muscles rebelled, back tensing once more before finally easing off.
Perhaps, once, if things had played out differently this would not have been an odd occurrence. If fate had not drawn her to Sahova all those years ago, if she had not struck out with the intentions of travel commanding her steps, if she had not left things would have indeed played out differently. But neither would know any better, and so as he did his work Fallon set herself on obeying. There was only the firm nod on occasion from her, a form of reassurance that it was still fine to continue. It was just a little difficult to talk with her entire torso being pressed down into a surface.
She gave a wince, a point being struck before what could only be described as a collapse. The once tensed and tightened muscles finally gave in to easing off. Her head gave a roll, a groan escaping her lips that could only be describe as one caught within a state of ecstasy, with her lips simply unable to form any coherent words. Even a stupid grin had managed to break out on her face, something that was quite difficult to miss. The spot had been found, the pressure just right, and the weight of aches lifting from her mind. Or at least at present.
