Yasha Cadera
Mom'alor
We're in Mikhail's yacht. I know I should have left, tried to move my feet. He whispers in my ear, lips on my cheek. He bites down on my neck, and the scene explodes with stars.
[member="Mikhail Shorn"]'s second kiss was savage, fundamental and pulling. The gas clears from my head as with a burst of memory the Lipsec poison shudders off to the others, whose emotional outputs are more chaotically effective than the gas was in my brain.
I scramble. I have an apprentice now. If Mikhail snaps, Lia… I had to protect Lia as she had her experiences. One can't force a person to a certain road, but I can make sure she makes it out of this without a lifetime's worth of painful memories. I swoon, one hand on either side of Mikhail's head as my palms hit the ground. His mind shifts, bends and I don't feel the danger as I once had as it lurked in ever present shadow beneath his feet. Lust and love. My eyes flash white and hazel and as he flirts with Lia, going in for the physical attraction, going in for the fondle I have a timely epiphany.
I know how to redeem Mikhail Shorn. The epiphany has me stumbling off him and to my feet, I grab my hair and the tunnel vision of all these people, every day people, lovers and fighters and a crazy off his gourd Epicanthix are rallying in my brain to shut Anders down, shut out nothing but the kiss and I grit my teeth.
'HUSH!' A wave bursts in the empathetic atmosphere: a call to calm. A call to think in the pheromone laden air. Will it work? Can anyone listen? Quiet, I need quiet, can anybody just be quiet? Their brains are louder than freighters landing in a windstorm on a fragile, cracking dock. I get the insatiable urge to write the thought down before the cognizance of this moment slips away, lost for the cold blue eyes and love-desperate. Yanking a data pad out of my cargo pant pocket, I scribble with a finger (no stylus, can't find it) then . . . . like that, I'm staring at a blurred out image on a data pad. I shove it in my pocket, as the blurred images continue and I cant to the left, down, feeling the thud of the floor buffeted by Mikhail's shoulder.
"Forgot what I was gonna say." I hear my own giggle, as I glance down to Mikhail and Lia. Dude, are we on Zeltros? My head swims through the emotional choppy waters, looking for a buoy to rest against.
[member="Mikhail Shorn"]'s second kiss was savage, fundamental and pulling. The gas clears from my head as with a burst of memory the Lipsec poison shudders off to the others, whose emotional outputs are more chaotically effective than the gas was in my brain.
I scramble. I have an apprentice now. If Mikhail snaps, Lia… I had to protect Lia as she had her experiences. One can't force a person to a certain road, but I can make sure she makes it out of this without a lifetime's worth of painful memories. I swoon, one hand on either side of Mikhail's head as my palms hit the ground. His mind shifts, bends and I don't feel the danger as I once had as it lurked in ever present shadow beneath his feet. Lust and love. My eyes flash white and hazel and as he flirts with Lia, going in for the physical attraction, going in for the fondle I have a timely epiphany.
I know how to redeem Mikhail Shorn. The epiphany has me stumbling off him and to my feet, I grab my hair and the tunnel vision of all these people, every day people, lovers and fighters and a crazy off his gourd Epicanthix are rallying in my brain to shut Anders down, shut out nothing but the kiss and I grit my teeth.
'HUSH!' A wave bursts in the empathetic atmosphere: a call to calm. A call to think in the pheromone laden air. Will it work? Can anyone listen? Quiet, I need quiet, can anybody just be quiet? Their brains are louder than freighters landing in a windstorm on a fragile, cracking dock. I get the insatiable urge to write the thought down before the cognizance of this moment slips away, lost for the cold blue eyes and love-desperate. Yanking a data pad out of my cargo pant pocket, I scribble with a finger (no stylus, can't find it) then . . . . like that, I'm staring at a blurred out image on a data pad. I shove it in my pocket, as the blurred images continue and I cant to the left, down, feeling the thud of the floor buffeted by Mikhail's shoulder.
"Forgot what I was gonna say." I hear my own giggle, as I glance down to Mikhail and Lia. Dude, are we on Zeltros? My head swims through the emotional choppy waters, looking for a buoy to rest against.