Ana snorted.
“Shameless,” she declared again. Her bra was long gone, but she needed some support, so Ana cupped her breasts, holding one in each hand. Then she rode her dragon detective like a pony.
He really didn’t seem to mind. Bracing his heels against the rooftop, Grissom clutched at her hips as he did his best to thrust up into her, his fingertips digging into her flesh.
Grissom didn’t come though until Ana leaned down and, while both rolling her hips and clenching her internal muscles around him, murmured in his ear, “My soul mate.”
Then Grissom cried out, his hips snapping up into her in a handful of short thrusts as he came.
That last little handful of thrusts was what Ana needed to come too, keening as she bowed over him. Her inner walls contracted around his length, her body milking his as Grissom flooded her belly with his warm seed.
Exhausted, Ana slumped forward over Grissom. His hand was very warm against her back.
Ana was still trying to get her breath back when he said, “So was that a yes, you’ll marry me? Or a no, bug off?”
Ana lightly pushed against his shoulder, not that there was anywhere for him to go – or anywhere that she was going to let him go without her.
“How can you move around so much after that?” complained Grissom. “Why aren’t you more tired?”
“So delicate,” sniffed Ana. “It’s obvious how much you need my hearty peasant stock around here.”
“I do,” agreed Grissom, slightly too serious. The angle would be awkward for him, but he still managed to brush a kiss against the top of her head.
“Good,” sighed Ana. “Because I need you too. And I love you.”
“I’m glad, because I’m hopelessly in love with you.” Grissom flipped the other half of the blanket up and over them. It was warm as it settled across her back, likely from the sun-warmed landing pad beneath them. “Now, hush. I need to rest some before we call our families. That’s going to be… tiring.”
Ana swallowed hard.
“Speaking of families…” she said cautiously. “I probably can’t give you triplets. Singles are what runs in my family.”
“That’s fine,” sighed Grissom. His arm tightened across her back. “Being a lone dragon isn’t so bad. You never have to share your favorite girl.”
“Your only girl, if you know what’s good for you,” retorted Ana indignantly, and she pinched his side, making Grissom yelp and laugh.
“Fine, fine, my only girl,” he conceded, still laughing. He sounded pleased. “Now, let me rest, woman, otherwise it’s going to be you carrying me down those stairs.”
Giggling, Ana nuzzled her nose against his chest but did as he asked. After all, Grissom wasn’t the only one who needed to keep his strength up. She had three sisters and two easily excited parents to tell her news to, and being thorough debauched took a lot out of a girl, even one of hearty peasant stock. She needed to recuperate too.
Still smiling, Ana drifted off to sleep.
THE END
of
HER DETECTIVE DRAGON
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