Captive Fire
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Ryuu bit back a groan and kissed him, ravaging his mouth with all the pent-up anger and frustration and desire that he had to keep so carefully controlled most of the time. “I want you to fuck me, my slave prince. My princely slave.”
He climbed onto the bed, forcing his lover down onto his back. “I want you to claim me, so that when we die, we will have known something other than slavery.”
“You will never be a slave in my eyes,” Drakon said softly. “And I’m not a prince.”
“You are heir to your p...eople.” Ryuu smiled. “I knew you were more than you seemed. I felt it in here, where the fire of instinct keeps me strong.” He put a fist to his chest.
“Your delusion doesn’t make me a prince.”
“Such kindness and modesty.” Ryuu kissed him again. “Do as I say, my slave prince,” he told Drakon, fully appreciating the irony of his demand. “Am I not your master?”
Drakon rolled over him until his weight pressed Ryuu into the mattress. “Why do you say we only have a month left to live?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ryuu bit back a groan and kissed him, ravaging his mouth with all the pent-up anger and frustration and desire that he had to keep so carefully controlled most of the time. “I want you to fuck me, my slave prince. My princely slave.”
He climbed onto the bed, forcing his lover down onto his back. “I want you to claim me, so that when we die, we will have known something other than slavery.”
“You will never be a slave in my eyes,” Drakon said softly. “And I’m not a prince.”
“You are heir to your p...eople.” Ryuu smiled. “I knew you were more than you seemed. I felt it in here, where the fire of instinct keeps me strong.” He put a fist to his chest.
“Your delusion doesn’t make me a prince.”
“Such kindness and modesty.” Ryuu kissed him again. “Do as I say, my slave prince,” he told Drakon, fully appreciating the irony of his demand. “Am I not your master?”
Drakon rolled over him until his weight pressed Ryuu into the mattress. “Why do you say we only have a month left to live?”
What to read after Captive Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erin M. Leaf to read onlineMoreLess
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