Free Base Nature by Sommer Marsden Page A

in to k iss h e r and she p u t h e r m o u th to h i s ch e st f o r a br i e f h o t s e c o nd and b it h is nippl e . G a rre t t p u sh e d h e r b ack, fast and ha rd , pinn i ng h e r to the bed . “Ca re f u l, L iv. I nsi d e me is an a n imal and th o se things y o u d o with y o u r t ee th m e an a l o t wh er e we c o me f r o m. I n o u r c u lt ure .”
     

    She n o dded , h e r b ig br o wn e y e s a s s er i o u s as h e ll. She pa r t e d h e r l e gs and he s e ttl e d th ere , ru nning the h a r d r i d ge o f h is c o ck to the w e t, s l ick vall e y o f h e r p u ssy. “I want y o u all o v e r again,” s he s a i d . “ T hat ’ s sca r y.”
    G a rre t t r o ck e d ag a inst h er . A ll o f h im f ee ling h e r bu t his e y e s wa t chi n g h e r face f o r e v er y flick e r and t ru th. “Why ’ s that?”
    “ Be ca u se I’ m a s e x cam e l.”
    G a rre t t dr o pp e d his h e ad and la u gh ed . I t f e lt g oo d . A l o u d e xpl o sive s o u nd that fill e d u p the tiny r oo m and was p er f e ctly acc e nt e d b y L iv ’ s s o ft er , m o r e f e minine la u ght er . “ I s that s o ? Y o u s ee m e d p re tty u n-cam e l - l ike j u st a b it a g o .” He p u sh e d his han d s hi g h o n h e r b a r e thi g hs and wa t ch e d a f ine t re m o r sta r t in h e r b o d y. H e r e y e li d s fl u tt e r e d a nd s he inch e d j u st a tiny b it cl o s er .
    “ T hat was be ca u s e o f y o u . I’ m n o t re ally g oo d in the m e n de pa r t m e nt in case y o u ha d n ’ t fig ure d that o u t. So I d o n ’ t h a ve m u ch call to t ur n d o wn o r have sca d s o f s e x.” She pa u s e d f o r a m o m e nt, thin k ing a nd th e n smil ed . “ Le t me cla r ify, g oo d s e x.” H e r hand ma d e a n o th e r lazy t o u r o f h i s ha rd - o n .
    G a rre t t g ru nt ed . He had n o c o mm e nt o n that a s sh o le h e’ d e j e c t e d f r o m h e r h o u se e a r li er . He re ach e d be hind him, g r a bb ing f o r a f o il pack e t f r o m the s t ill- o p e n dr aw er . His b o d y was g e tting ah e ad o f his m in d . He was a little L iv - dru nk at the m o m e nt. He kiss e d h e r ha rd , pa r ting h e r lips s o that she had to o p e n f o r his t o ng ue . H e r m o u th yi e l de d t o his and t h o se c o o l fi n g er s st r o k e d h im again. “ Y o u do n ’ t re ally n ee d that. I’ m o n the P ill. I’ m all cl e an and s afe and sh i ny.” She a r ch e d aga i nst his e xpl o r ing han d s and la u gh ed . “ I’ m d amn n e ar br and sp a nking n e w.”
    “ N o . We u se this. G o t it?” He t r i e d to k ee p h i s v o ice e asy and s o ft bu t de spite his e ff o r ts s o me st ee l c re pt in t o his t o n e . She w e nt t e nse f o r j u st an i n stant. G a rre tt f e lt h e r h e a r t b e at r ace and th e n s l o w and in a g re at ru sh o f air she sai d , “ Fin e . O f c o ur s e . Saf e ty fi r st.” T h e n she pa r t e d h e r l e gs and the h e at o f h e r b lank e d o u t his r ati o nal min d . He r o ll e d the c o n d o m o n and in o ne ha r d th ru st was s e at e d in h e r aga i n. T he p er f e ct h e at o f h e r c u nt g r ipp e d u p a r o u nd h i m and G a rre tt be gan to m o v e .
    He c o u ld l o ve h er . He c o u ld f u ck h er . Bu t th er e w o u ld b e no p r o du ctive mati n g. No y o u n g o n e s. He c o u l d n ’ t d o that to h i m o r to h e r o r t o the p o ssi b le o ffsp r ing. Be ing a w o lf was t o o d amn painf u l s o m e tim e s.
     
     
     
     

     

 
     

C h a pt er Si x
     
    Chang e s

    L iv came i n a b link. T h e y came so fast with h im, ru shing at h e r like s udde n b almy g u sts o f e m o t i o n a nd pl e as ure . She g r ipp e d his s h o u l der s and s h udd e r e d u n de r h im, givi n g in to h e r o r gasm. T h er e was a f lash o f s o m e thing in h e r that f e lt l ike d isapp o intm e nt bu t L iv p u sh e d it away. She still e d him a nd he br ac e d