Where did you go? (Infatuated fae Book 3)

by Jeneane O'Riley

“If you do not get your pretty little ass up this tree and out of danger in the next three seconds, I will drag you up by your pretty little throat. Fucking go.”

“Who will you kill for me?” My voice was thick and raspy, as it so often was when I spoke to Mendax. Was he referring to my father or Eli? “Everyone.”

“Yes,” he stated without a moment’s hesitation. “I am not offering to kill for your ease or desire. I am threatening to kill for you. This effort is purely selfish, I assure you. Your wants sit far beneath my need to possess you.”

“You should pull out. I’m not taking anything,” I said through moans as I canted my hips along with him, refusing to let a single second of this be wasted. “No,” he growled as he bit my earlobe. I inhaled a sharp breath at the sting of pain. My nails dug into the flesh of his shoulders as he moved up and down. “You are mine in every way.”

“The second you tighten around my cock, I am going to push every drop of my release into you. You’re going to look me in the eyes as your body pulls and works every bit of cum out of me and inside you.”

“I will never leave you, Calypso, never. Stars—agh.” His thrusting slowed, and I felt the throb of his pulsing cock release inside me.

“We are in this together, always. You are mine only, regardless of the Fates’ decisions.”

“In every lifetime, in every realm, in every span of time, I will love you endlessly, Malum.”

No one will ever take you from me in any form. That includes by dying on the other side of the tie. Don’t mistake my actions, pet. Aurelius dies the minute the Fates sever the tie. Should they break our bond and kill me, I will gut Aurelius with pleasure, knowing you will accompany me to Tartarus.

I want to crawl inside you and consume my way out, knowing that every part of you is forever a part of me. I crave command over every thought you’ve ever had, to feel every worthless surface that has ever touched your skin. I want your needs and cravings buried so inside my own flesh and bones, they become indistinguishable from my own. That’s what I want, pet.

“I love you, Caly. I love you like you’ll never understand.” “I love you,” I returned with tears in my eyes. “I love you.”