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She fell asleep telling herself to behave. To keep her hands off the orc and save the rest of the salve. That she’d be home soon.
But if her halfling thought she’d abandon him, leave him to the forest and his fate, he’d truly learned nothing about
How could they treat him like that? How hadn’t one of those tall orcesses snatched him up? The thought sent a frisson of pure jealousy down the center of Sorcha’s chest. Instead of words, it was a growl she bit back then, not liking the thought of Orek being claimed by some faceless, lissome orcess at all. Because I want to claim him. Fates, she wanted to so badly.
She just wanted some sign that whatever attraction was there wasn’t just because she was a warm female body.
“Once I start, I won’t be able to stop,” he said into her hair. She growled against his lips and gave him a punishing kiss. “Why would I want you to stop?”
Loving him came easily. Not all of a sudden or in a fiery burn the poets sang about. Theirs was a gentle build, and that’s what she suspected he needed then. Gentleness.

