you are?”
Snod shuddered at his touch, stunned by how emotional he suddenly felt. No one had ever made him
feel like this, vulnerable and yet so safe, his loins beginning to stir.
Frankie bit at his lower lip, hesitation slowing his exploration. “Obe, we really shouldn’t.”
Snod disagreed. He dropped the towel, pulling Frankie immediately into a heated kiss.
That was how they ended up back in Frankie’s bed, Snod spreading the gorgeous vampire out before
him on his stomach, eager for this new position. Slick and waiting, he began to press inside, any
possible patience he had lost the moment he felt that tight muscle swallowing up every inch of him.
He began pounding Frankie right down into the mattress, fucking him hard and loving every scream of
pleasure. The jerking of his hips was all function, completely without grace, but it felt fantastic.
Frankie took it all, moaning as his fingers clawed at the sheets, arching his ass up for Snod to hit just
the right angle that made him sing so beautifully. Snod couldn’t last long at this pace, but how sweet it
was chasing down his climax, driving himself into Frankie over and over again until they were both
shaking in bliss.
He rolled over, grinning slyly at Frankie as he panted, “Last time?”
“Definitely the last time,” Frankie mumbled through a face full of pillow. He turned his head to peek
at Snod. “The bond will fade faster if we don’t feed from each other. It will get easier to resist.”
“Mmm.” Snod pouted.
“One month,” Frankie reaffirmed, rolling onto his side. “Wait one month, and then we can have all the
sex you want.”
“Will we always have to use these?” Snod asked, wrinkling his nose a little as he peeled off the
condom.
Frankie snorted. “Not always, but I think it’s best to be safe for now.”
“I was a virgin, and you’re a vampire,” Snod drawled. “What possible diseases could there be
between us?”
“None that I know of,” Frankie answered honestly, “but I do know that it’s possible for diseases to be
passed between humans and vampires, so I’d rather take some precautions.”
“Like what? What diseases?”
“Vampirism, for one.”
“But vampirism is—”
