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A Tale Of Two Dragons (Dragon Kin 0.2)(16)
Author: G.A. Aiken

Addolgar studied her for a bit before he surmised, “You don’t want me to see you nak*d.”

“Leggings.”

“Do you think I’ve never seen a human body before?”

“Leggings.”

“Do you have a few scars you don’t want me to see?”

“Leggings!”

“Fine.” Addolgar tossed her precious leggings behind him and began to toe off his boots.

“What are you doing?” she asked.

“Getting nak*d.”

“What the hells for?”

“So you can be comfortable getting nak*d, too, so we can get some sleep.”

“How would that make me feel comfortable? In what universe would that make me feel comfortable?”

“You can see my scars.”

“I don’t want to see your scars!”

“There’s no shame in scars. The more scars you have, the more respect you get from the Cadwaladrs.”

“Addolgar—” she began, but her words were cut off when his chain-mail shirt hit her in the face.

“Dammit!” she barked, yanking the shirt off and tossing it to the floor. But before she could get her bearings, Addolgar’s leggings swiftly followed. They were heavier and nearly knocked her on her ass, but she managed to keep her balance and toss them away too.

“See?” he asked when she looked up at him. “I’m just like you.”

Braith could only shake her head and reply, “You have to be the biggest idiot, I’ve ever known.”

Confused, he looked down at himself, then back at her. “What?” Addolgar asked. “Is it me thighs?” He cringed a bit. “They’re too big for the rest of me, ain’t they?”

Unable to look at him a moment longer, Braith buried her head into the fur covering and sighed, long and deep.

The biggest idiot . . . ever.

Addolgar knelt on the other side of the bed and studied the top of Braith’s head. All that thick, blue hair spread around her, covering her arms, and reaching to the floor. He couldn’t help himself—his fingers were running through it before he even realized it.

That’s when Braith’s head slowly came up. He didn’t quite understand the look on her face. Was she angry? Insulted? Disgusted? He didn’t know her well enough to know what she was thinking at the moment. So Addolgar did what he always did in these situations. He asked.

“I can’t tell. Are you pissed? Or just appalled?”

“Confused,” she said softly, her expression unchanging.

“Confused about what?”

“Why did you touch me? To be kind?”

“Kind?” He thought about that word for a moment before admitting, “Braith, I’m not kind.”

“You’ve been kind to me.”

“I like you.”

“Me? I thought royals like Lady Katarina were more to your taste, Addolgar.”

They usually were. But there was just something about Braith. . . .

Addolgar took a risk and reached his hand over again, gently pushing stray blue hairs out of her eyes. “The more time I spend with you, Braith, the more I like you.”

“I’m not really likeable.”

“Who told you that?”

She shrugged. “Everyone. But I don’t need anyone to feel sorry for me about that.”

“Braith, no one as strong as you gets anyone’s pity. And you certainly don’t have mine.”

“Then what is it?”

“I’m drawn to you, Braith of the Darkness. You make my scales itch.”

Her eyes grew wide. She no longer had that hard-to-read expression; instead she just looked overwhelmed. “I do?”

“There’s just something about you.” He placed his hands on the bed, then pulled them closer so that she wouldn’t feel threatened. “But that’s just how I feel. You don’t have to feel the same way. I know what I am.”

“What you are?”

“A Cadwaladr. For some we’re a challenge. For others, we’re to be avoided like the plague. I understand both sides.”

“I envy you your family, Addolgar. Their loyalty to each other is something to be cherished.”

“I do. But I also understand how we must appear to outsiders.”

“None of that means anything to me,” she said.

“I know. You’re all about honor and loyalty.”

“It’s how my mother taught me. It meant the world to her and it means the world to me.” She ran her hand through her hair and Addolgar had to bury his fingers in the fur covering so that he didn’t do the same. “I keep thinking about what she’d tell me. Right now. She was a direct dragoness. Not like most royals at all.”

“And what would she tell you?”

“I think she’d tell me to remember my bloodline. My Penarddun bloodline. She didn’t think much of my father’s.” Her lips suddenly curled into a small smile. “And she’d remind me of the strength in that bloodline. The confidence.”

Her head dropped forward and then Braith was pushing herself away from the bed and easily getting to her feet. She stepped back and, with a deep breath, she used both hands to push her hair off her face and behind her back.

Braith stood there, her gaze on Addolgar’s—and that’s when he understood what this was. What she was risking. For him.

Dragons were never more vulnerable than when they were human, except when they first hatched. Humans had no scales, no claws, no spiked tail, no flame. All they had were their ability to run fast, their interesting human form, and their devious minds. Otherwise, they were as weak and frail as rabbits.

Yet here Braith was, at her most vulnerable, and she was leaving herself open—for him.

Addolgar stood, ready to move to her side, to take her gently in his arms and softly tell her how beautiful she was and—

“Oooof !” he barely managed as Braith suddenly ran over the bed and threw herself into Addolgar’s arms.

“Too eager?” she asked, grimacing as he quickly tightened his arms around her so that she didn’t fall to the floor. Then again, the way she had her legs around his waist and her arms around his shoulders, she could probably just keep herself up there without his help.

“I like eager,” he admitted.

“I just . . . it’s just . . .” She gazed down at him, and Addolgar didn’t know exactly what to make of this current expression.

“Braith, it’s okay if—”

That’s when she kissed him. Hard. Her arms moving to his neck and wrapping tight, her lips against his, her tongue pressing into his mouth.

It startled Addolgar at first. He usually had to work harder than this. Much harder. Unlike his father, he didn’t have females throwing themselves at him. And yet . . . that’s exactly what Braith had done. She’d thrown all the usual centaur shit away, all the promises and lies and ridiculousness, and she’d just . . . given herself to him. Freely. And with hunger.

Making him perhaps the happiest dragon in the land.

Chapter 12

Addolgar walked them over to the bed, turned, and dropped back against it, Braith still wrapped around him like a shameless snake.

But she couldn’t help herself. He was so handsome and charming and a tad goofy that she couldn’t resist him just standing there . . . nak*d. Wonderfully, wonderfully nak*d.

She’d never really found human bodies interesting one way or the other—until she’d seen Addolgar as human. Human and nak*d. He should always be nak*d. Just running around nak*d. Naked, nak*d, nak*d!

And now she had that perfect human nak*d body beneath her and, in a moment, on top of her as Addolgar flipped her and himself over.

Their kiss seemed to go on forever and she enjoyed every second of it. Every second of his taste, the feel of his tongue, the stroke of his fingers against her human skin.

She heard groaning and she realized it was her!

It was rather hard to believe that Braith of the Darkness, who was fazed by little, was groaning at the touch of . . . anyone. But it felt so good.

Addolgar pulled out of their kiss so he could lick and nibble her neck.

That drove her crazy, made her legs tighten around his waist.

His hands on her sides, he kissed his way down her throat, across her shoulder, down to her breast. His tongue curled around her nipple, tugged. She was grateful Addolgar’s heavy body was on top of her or she would have flipped off the bed. He tugged again and Braith dug her fingers into his shoulders and back. Her human fingers had no long nails, which was good because she would have torn the weak, human flesh from him.

After tormenting her other breast, he began kissing his way farther down. Braith raised her head, briefly wondered where he was go—oh. Oh! He was going there.

She reached up for the headboard as Addolgar’s tongue slipped inside her. Unfortunately, there was no headboard to grab so Braith flattened her hands against the wall and bit down on her lip, barely remembering there were others in the building trying to sleep. But she couldn’t stop the groans or the growls as Addolgar held on to her h*ps and explored her p**sy with what she considered wild abandon.

Braith’s eyes crossed and her toes curled. She didn’t think she could take much more. Then the tip of Addolgar’s tongue circled her clit, taking her higher and higher until he suddenly gripped it between his lips and suckled.

Braith exploded, her body shaking, her hands tearing at the wall behind her. She cried out even though she tried not to, and fell back on the bed, barely able to breathe.

When she finally opened her eyes, Addolgar was above her, his arms braced on either side of her. He studied her for a long minute, his gaze moving over her face, until he asked with all sincerity, “Are you all right?”

She brought her hands up to clasp either side of his face and pressed her forehead against his chin. That’s when she realized her human body was no longer cold; instead she was sweating.

“I’d be much better,” she admitted, “with you inside me.”

Addolgar slid his hands down and behind Braith’s knees. He lifted her legs up and spread them before pressing his c*ck against her and slowly pushing it inside her.

Braith gasped out, her smile wide. A smile he realized he rarely saw from her. But she was smiling now and nothing felt better.

At least that’s what he thought until he went in deeper and Braith tightened down on his cock. Now he gasped, his entire body shuddering.

“Gods, female,” he laughed. He kissed her. Once. Twice. “You feel incredible, Braith. Amazing.”

She kissed his neck, shoulders. “So do you. So good.”

He pulled out, drove back in. They both groaned, holding on to each other.

“What are you doing to me?” he asked, confused.

“What are you talking about?” Braith arched into him. “I’m not doing anything.”

He drove in again and it felt better than the last time. Gods, he didn’t care what she was doing as long as she didn’t stop doing it. He couldn’t even talk anymore; his body taking over.

Addolgar raised himself up, again bracing his arms on either side of Braith, and then he powered into her. He knew the female’s strength now. Understood she was physically strong. So he didn’t hold back. He just took her as he wanted to and the smile that lit up her face told him it was the right choice.

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