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with tension and intense pleasure, enthralled at the sensations his powerful body evoked in hers. Her hands slid behind her back, tracing over his smoothly muscled torso, learning the contours of his body, thrilling to its hardened perfection. And then it was just too hard to hold back.
    “Oh gods!” she breathed. He leaned over her and bit her neck, joining her release with his own. She could have sworn thunder erupted in the room, or maybe it was just her own heartbeat. And then suns collided, and the universe gave a long shudder as their joined bodies trembled and writhed in climax. How could she ever have imagined she could live a single solitary second of existence without this man in her life? It seemed so perfect and right for him to release into the depths of her core, to ride the supernova their union created together. She crashed, hot and slick and tired to the sheets with him as they panted, kissed, stroked, caressed, smiled. Her eyes linked with his in wonder. Her lips were plumped and bruised but still clung to his as their breaths mingled. He stroked her damp hair back off her forehead.
    “I can’t wait to do that again,” he said, moments later, smiling as he traced her lips with his forefinger. She stuck her tongue out and licked his skin as he ran his finger over the little cut he’d made before, then she nipped him playfully. She admired his face as he grinned at her, witnessed the delight and desire burning in the back of his eyes. She had so much to tell him, to share with him about herself, but wasn’t there something else important she had meant to tell him? What was it? Her mind was a passion-addled mess! All she wanted to do was drink in his essence as she clung naked to his god-like chest, her legs entwined with his. Oh, yes! Coming back to her!
    “Tinny, I have something important to tell you. While nobody could see me I went onto the bridge, and I recognized a couple of constellations on the console that your own people might not have recognized. I used the sextant to get the coordinates of a star I recognized. We can go home, Tinny, we just have to tell the captain.”
    “I didn’t know you knew how to do that, Kash. I thought you were just a medical officer.”
    “You’d be surprised what I know how to do.”
    “No, not surprised. I look forward to finding out actually.” He laughed into her throat. “Do you still want me now you know we can go home to your world?”
    “Oh, I want you, baby. There’s no escape now.” She nipped his collarbone playfully. “I’m going to untangle all your beautiful hair until you have the glossiest, finest hair on the entire ship.” She admired the smile her answer brought to his face and listened happily as he growled with pleasure and then drowned her in a kiss filled with all the promise of many more to come.

    THE END

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    I grew up on a sheep and crop farm in New Zealand with many ponies and a younger sister. I always enjoyed writing. I trained to be a Registered Nurse to work part-time in healthcare. I have four sons, ranging in age (as of 2012) from four years old to twenty-one years old. I live in Christchurch, and after the devastating earthquakes of 2010 and 2011, I found myself really inspired to sit down and write in my favourite genres, science fiction and fantasy, especially as there were long periods of time without electricity.

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