She pulled her face away from his with a scowl, puffing out a sound of displeasure instead of hot air. How disappointing.
“You’re a bad kisser.” Aysel peered at him thoughtfully, frown still lingering on her lips. Had she done something wrong? Maybe, she kept biting him, but she thought he liked it. Gray eyes glanced towards the marks she had left, spotty and splotchy, red and pink, all mottled on one side of his neck. No, he liked it, he didn’t cry out but instead held in his breath as if savoring it, the sharp pain, the dull tender burn afterwards.
“I will teach you,” the werewolf decided, her hands still warm and firm against his face. “I have watched many, many people kiss so I know best on what to do. You want to learn?”
“You’re a bad kisser.” Aysel peered at him thoughtfully, frown still lingering on her lips. Had she done something wrong? Maybe, she kept biting him, but she thought he liked it. Gray eyes glanced towards the marks she had left, spotty and splotchy, red and pink, all mottled on one side of his neck. No, he liked it, he didn’t cry out but instead held in his breath as if savoring it, the sharp pain, the dull tender burn afterwards.
“I will teach you,” the werewolf decided, her hands still warm and firm against his face. “I have watched many, many people kiss so I know best on what to do. You want to learn?”