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With his hands on my hips, he begins to move me up and down on his length. I use the muscles in my thighs to help and despite the eagerness that I have to increase my speed, I keep at a slow pace while I enjoy the control of this moment.
I glide up and down on him while he pushes up from below before leaning down to take his mouth with mine. His hands roam up from my hips to my back as he pulls me against him. I move my hips with him, for every pull, he pushes, making this moment perfect. Making this moment sensual as well as frantic.
We kiss passionately as our bodies move against one another with ease, until I feel the beginning sensations of my orgasm starting.
“I’m going to come,” I say into the kiss.
“Come. Come on my cock. I want to feel your pussy tighten around me,” he replies.
I concentrate on where we’re joined as our tongues tangle. My body begins to hum, and I’m at a loss of air as I use his kiss as my lifeline. With goosebumps erupting on my skin, I push up and grind myself onto him.
He bites his lower lip and his hands return to grasp my hips.
“Use me to get yourself off, take what you need.”
I’m grinding on him, finding my release and soon, I feel my body clench and he groans loudly as I come.
“Yes, I’m going to come too. Fuck me, Kendall,” he groans.
I’m riding the high of an intense orgasm as Levi bucks under me and then holds me down against him. I feel the throbbing of his cock within me and watch pleasure mask his face as he gives into his own release.
Our bodies twitch with the remnants of bliss before I collapse on his chest. His strong arms envelope me while we catch our breaths and I slide off of him.
“We should find blind spots closer to the bathrooms, every time, I feel like it’s a walk of shame.” Levi sits up.
“It’s only a walk of shame if you make it. I personally feel like it’s the Champions walk… I pretend there’s an adoring crowd cheering me on.” I say with a laugh.
“Oh yeah, and what would they be saying?” He quirks an eyebrow swinging his legs over the side of the air mattress and stuffing them into his pants.
“Something along the lines of ‘you go girl, get some!’” I say standing and putting on the pair of sweat pants that I commandeered for sleeping.
“How original,” Levi jokes.
“Why would I need to make it anything than straight to the point?”
“Good point. Shall we clean up then?”
* * *
I can tell as I walk around the store to get my steps for the day in, that people are getting restless. People are bored and want to get out of here and most importantly want information. Luckily, none of the people so far have disobeyed any of the rules or tried to get out of here, but you can tell that their previously upbeat demeanors are wearing thin.
It’s almost time for me to head to where we’ve been cooking all the meals, at the back of the store by the food, when I hear someone coughing. I’m immediately on alert, remembering the advice that the Colonel gave us at the very beginning.
If you see something, say something.
I look around to see if I can see anyone or hear anyone as well.
Maybe it was a one-time thing.
I try to rack my mind for what the news was saying the onset of symptoms were, but I can’t. The information wasn’t so publicly wide-spread a week ago, and I didn’t pay any attention to anything other than music while I was driving.
Fever?
Cough?
Sore-Throat?
Headaches?
