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She turned her neck to look at him behind her. Dante grabbed her chin gingerly and tilted her head toward him so he could kiss her.
Their tongues touched and danced in gentle movements.
There was no rush or hurry, just as she had wanted. It was just them and their unspoken words creating a waltz of everything they had ever wanted to share with each other.
Tinsley lifted her left knee slightly, creating an easier opening for Dante’s cock. It was pressed in her ass and lower back, but she wanted it inside of her. Not out of need but to feel him, all of him. They could lie there and sleep like this for all she cared. She just wanted to be a part of him and have him as close as possible.
Dante angled himself and pushed his hard, thick cock inside of her. He buried himself deep and stayed there, barely moving.
They lay like that for a long time, just enjoying the closeness of each other’s bodies and their slow kisses. He touched her all over in tender ways as she responded with quiet purrs of pleasure and wiggles of her body.
This was what making love was. This was what forever was for.
Tinsley had found it all in the most unlikely places. Now that she had it, she knew she would never let it go.
Chapter 36
Dante’s heart swelled as the orb that was his home planet grew in the distance. As difficult as his relationship with his kind often was, nothing gave him more joy in that moment than standing on the bridge of the A62 Nebula and bringing home his sister and his mate.
Even if he was sitting in the copilot’s seat.
“Coming out of hyperdrive!” came Tinsley’s voice beside him as she slowed the ship to a comfortable cruising speed.
Lorr had suddenly grown large before them, and Dante glanced over to see Tinsley’s eyes widen.
“Oh my god,” she muttered under her breath. “This is Lorr?”
She turned to look at Dante for a moment, and he could see she had awe written all over her face.
He couldn’t help but smile at her reaction. Introducing Tinsley to his home planet and to the rest of his family, especially on an occasion as joyous as his sister’s homecoming, filled his heart with a happiness he had never quite experienced before.
“Just wait until we land,” he continued grinning. “You’re going to love it.”
“I don’t doubt it,” Tinsley replied as she maneuvered the ship closer to the planet.
“Oh my god, are we home?” An excited voice came from behind him.
Dante turned to see a messy-haired Maraliza emerging from the hallway that joined the bridge to the bunkrooms. She’d slept all the way through the night and deep into the following day, and Dante was glad she’d gotten some rest.
“Almost,” he replied with a smile as his sister came to join them on the bridge.
Tinsley turned to greet her kindly, and Dante could see a bond was already forming between the two women—one that he was grateful for.
Soon they were all preparing to land. As Tinsley brought the ship down outside the royal palace, Dante saw the same look of awe in her eyes as when she glimpsed his planet. It allowed him to see Lorr as if for the first time, too.
He was reminded again of why they had to fight against the Jorvlen uprising. Lorr was far too precious to lose to the hands of a greed-driven and destructive culture such as that of Jorvlen.
“This is incredible,” said Tinsley as they stepped out of the ship.
The palace was surrounded by beautiful gardens as well as vast expanses of natural forests. As they made their way toward Dante’s waiting father, Tinsley couldn’t help but dally.
Dante hated to keep his father waiting, but he didn’t want to rob Tinsley of her first moments on Lorr, either. He slowed his pace a little, and Maraliza did the same, evidently understanding Dante’s intention. He shot his sister a grateful smile before they both turned to watch Tinsley’s childlike glee at all the new and beautiful things Lorr had to offer.
“Oh my gods,” she uttered, leaning over a spotted sararose. Her attention was quickly snatched by a nearby sugarflower and then again by a blue-leafed circia tree.
A moment later, Dante watched as Tinsley’s eyes were drawn up toward the sky—the sky that always glowed golden, no matter the time of day.
For a moment, Dante watched as the most beautiful woman he’d ever known stood silhouetted against the most beautiful place he’d ever known, and peace washed over him.
