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I stiffened and knew my end was coming.
Lily eased me back and climbed on top of me, commanding, in control, and rode me.
I reached inside her mind and extracted a small piece of her, expanded it, twisted it, and wrapped it around us.
We were on her native planet, in a grassy green enclosure not dissimilar from where I used to go to read as a boy, only this was not the true countryside as building spires rose around us in intimidating screens of concrete and modern life.
Lily hadn’t seen it yet as her eyes were shut and she focused on bouncing on me.
Watching her there, so focused, so in control…
I felt myself losing control, losing focus. And I let it wash over me. I let her wash over me.
I opened up all my senses, let myself smell her wicked scent, let the feel of her wrapped tightly around me consume me, and the sound of her groaning deeply in the back of her throat…
And I was lost.
I released myself, spurting inside her. She didn’t stop, and coaxed every last drop from me, the glistening pearls of sweat on her body rolling down her perfect skin.
Then, finally, she opened her eyes and focused on me. She still hadn’t seen where we were. She leaned forward and kissed me on the lips and wrapped her arms around me.
We were both in the moment, serene and perfectly happy.
She made it all worth it.
All the fighting, all the pain, all the anger. All for this moment of bliss with her.
She sighed and looked up at me, her chin balanced on my chest. “That was amazing. Who would have thought sex with an alien could be so good?”
“Same here.”
She blinked in surprise. It was a little strange to consider yourself an alien, after all. To her, I was exotic, and to me, she was just as exotic.
She sniffed, recognizing something about the place I had brought us to from her own store of memories. She sat up and peered at our surroundings. “This… This is…”
“Your home,” I said. “Or, a part of it anyway.”
She reached out a hand and ran it over the tuft of grass. “It looks… feels… smells exactly the same…”
“Do you like it?”
She beamed at me and her eyes shimmered with tears. “I thought… I thought I would never see it again.”
She got up and — after a little awkwardness at moving on legs that now felt like jelly — pointed to a park bench. “There, that’s where I used to have my lunch every day. I used to eat my sandwiches and then feed the crusts to the ducks. And there. That’s where the kids used to play football. Sometimes, after I’d had a good morning at work, I would play with them. How did you do this?”
I ran my fingers through her hair. “I glanced into your mind — just a glance, nothing more — and this was somewhere near the top of your consciousness. I thought you might like to visit it and so, I brought us here.”
“But we’re not really here, right?” she said. “It’s just a projection?”
“That’s right. I didn’t populate it with people. I thought as we were doing what we were doing… well, you might prefer a little privacy.”
Lily threw back her head and laughed boisterously. “Yes,” she said. “I suppose that was a good decision.” She ran her hand over my arm and felt the hard, flat scales. “Thank you. It was nice of you to bring me here.”
Her smile was warm… and yet, I sensed it was distracted.
“Do you wish to go elsewhere on your home planet?” I asked.
She shook her head. “No.”
