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Blaire’s grin widens. “I have a feeling you’ll keep me nice and warm.”
“Oh, I will,” I promise, fully erect now. “We could even fuck in bat form if you’d like. I should be able to shift you with me now that I’ve fed from you twice, and bats don’t feel the cold the way humans do.”
She wrinkles her nose with a giggle. “Gross. I don’t want to have bat sex with you.”
“Don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it, goblin,” I say, squeezing her ass.
She shakes her head with a sigh. “Fine, we can start as bats, but if it’s weird, I’m tapping out. And I have to be human for at least part of it so I can work the spell.”
“If you insist,” I say, guiding her more solidly on top of me. “But maybe we should have one more practice round before we go.”
“Practice does make perfect,” she murmurs as she shifts her hips and sinks down on my cock from on top this time.
I make my future wife come again—twice—before we fly out the small window in the corner of the basement, heading deep into the forest.
There, under the snow-dusted cedars, I teach her how good a little kinky bat fuckery can feel, and she teaches me that even brilliant things can get even better when you’re with the one who holds your heart safe.
The one who always will.
Annie
My mother always told me to be careful what I wish for because Wonderfully wishes have a way of coming true.
I want to be careful.
I really do.
But as I pace the bathroom, taking advantage of the fact that Blaire and Sophie are both currently distracted as I wait for the test beside the sink to reveal my fate, I don’t know what to wish for.
Do I wish that there’s been a miracle, and somehow that steamy—and totally insane—night with Baron has resulted in the baby I’ve been dreaming about for longer than I can remember? I mean, vampires aren’t supposed to be able to have children, so it would be a miracle, and I’m superstitious enough to be wary of turning my back on something like that.
Or do I hope that my period’s just a few weeks late, the way it is sometimes when I’m stressed or forget to eat lunch too many days in a row?
I don’t know.
I truly don’t have a clue…until the timer on my cell goes off and I step in to see a bright pink plus sign at the center of the display window.
And then, instantly, I know.
I know that I’m desperately grateful for this baby, this sweet, precious miracle I will love with every piece of my heart from now until my last dying breath.
I also know that I’m not going to tell her father what’s happened. At least not yet. Baron is still largely a mystery to me, but I know enough about sexy, broody, tortured vampires to guess he won’t be excited about this…unexpected development.
And he did tell me to go home, after all. He told me to get out of his swamp, forget the night he took my ancient virginity amongst a chorus of orgasms, and stay as far away from him as I can get—considering we both live in the same, small supernatural town.
He practically gave me a “get knocked up with my baby and keep it a secret as long as you want” free card.
And, of course, I’ll tell him the truth eventually, once I convince him he isn’t the monster he thinks he is. Once I make him see that he’s a wonderful, kind, generous man who deserves love and passion and all the happiness he’s pushed away with both hands for so, so long.
And that he deserves it with me, Annie Wonderfully, the woman who’s going to change his sad, lonely life.
Just wait and see…
