Rainelle
Love and luck be upon ye
Adelaide sighed happily as he embraced her. She could feel the tension ease from his frame as the held her for many minutes. She buried her face in his eck and just enjoyed being in his arms. the rocking of the ship lulling them into peace. Then, he pulled away and kissed her long and deep and loving. Adelaide relished it, the touch of his lips and the taste of him. Finally, he pulled away and seemed much more himself. He sighed and told her of the poetry. Adelaide smiled, giggling and kissing his face--his cheeks, forehead, nose--in a quick barrage of sweet pecks.
"My dearest guardian angel, I would love nothing more than to hear you read poetry." She told him excitedly. Adelaide snuggled into him once more for a tight hug before releasing him so he could fetch the books. Gently, she peeled off her gloves and pried off her shoes, hissing slightly as he feet came free. Her white stockings had turned pink at the heels, blood seeping through the fabric. Adelaide sighed in annoyance. "My love," She said, looking up "Would you kindly grab the little wooden box from my smallest trunk while you're up?"
She cursed herself. Adelaide had been so intent on impressing Hugh with a new outfit that she'd gone against her better judgement and worn new shoes, too.
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Duncan finally closed the distance with a whispered word, kissing her tentatively. Fausta was surprised at the hesetence of it. He pulled away and retreated a little, looking worried. Fausta laughed brightly. "Ragazzo sciocco, ti avevo detto di smettere?" She quipped. Looking up at him through her lashes, she came to him this time, one hand resting on his chest, the other tugged at his cravat, bringing his lips crashing down onto hers.
Fausta kissed him passionately, without a care for who saw them. She kissed Duncan as she'd wished to for some time, telling him through the act just what he had done to her. Every smile, every antic, every excited scheme had driven her crazy, and she kissed him like she hadn't kissed in years, like a woman starved. She kissed him until they both broke apart, gasping for breath, chests heaving. One of the sailors passing by wolf whistled. Fausta laughed breathlessly and wrapped one arm around his neck, her eyes searching his.
"Are you understanding me now, amore?" She asked, her brows raised.
"My dearest guardian angel, I would love nothing more than to hear you read poetry." She told him excitedly. Adelaide snuggled into him once more for a tight hug before releasing him so he could fetch the books. Gently, she peeled off her gloves and pried off her shoes, hissing slightly as he feet came free. Her white stockings had turned pink at the heels, blood seeping through the fabric. Adelaide sighed in annoyance. "My love," She said, looking up "Would you kindly grab the little wooden box from my smallest trunk while you're up?"
She cursed herself. Adelaide had been so intent on impressing Hugh with a new outfit that she'd gone against her better judgement and worn new shoes, too.
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Duncan finally closed the distance with a whispered word, kissing her tentatively. Fausta was surprised at the hesetence of it. He pulled away and retreated a little, looking worried. Fausta laughed brightly. "Ragazzo sciocco, ti avevo detto di smettere?" She quipped. Looking up at him through her lashes, she came to him this time, one hand resting on his chest, the other tugged at his cravat, bringing his lips crashing down onto hers.
Fausta kissed him passionately, without a care for who saw them. She kissed Duncan as she'd wished to for some time, telling him through the act just what he had done to her. Every smile, every antic, every excited scheme had driven her crazy, and she kissed him like she hadn't kissed in years, like a woman starved. She kissed him until they both broke apart, gasping for breath, chests heaving. One of the sailors passing by wolf whistled. Fausta laughed breathlessly and wrapped one arm around his neck, her eyes searching his.
"Are you understanding me now, amore?" She asked, her brows raised.