Page 16 of Tattooed By The Elf

“Alright. Well, if there’s nothing else.” Naomi looked between us.

“No.” I said.

“Nope.” Brooke second.

They left and I turned to Brooke.

“I guess we caused quite the scene.” I said.

“We did. Speaking of scene… Can you tattoo me when the heat goes away?”

I sniffed the air around us. “Not yet.”

“I know.” Brooke stripped off her clothes and motioned for me to come to her.

We spent the next three days taking care of her heat. I serviced her and made sure that she knew how much she was adored.

“It’s beautiful.” Brooke said standing in the mirror.

She was admiring her tattoo on her arm. It was a wildflower and sunflower together. I added stems, leaves, and a vine to give it Elvish attributes. We were outdoorsy by nature, loving everything born of the soil. I made sure that her tattoo reflected that. I also added elements from her mark. Curled leaves, coloring from the window view, and even the thicker stalks that kept them upright.

“I’m glad that you like it.”

“Me too. My first tattoo.” Brooke smiled. “You should get one that matches.”

“Where?” I looked at my arms that were fully inked.

Brooke lifted my shirt and spread her hands over my chest. She kissed over the left pectoral, and then looked up at me.

“Right here.”

“Alright. I’ll see what I can do.”

“When will I be able to see your mark?” Brooke asked. She’d searched my entire body even though I told her that she wouldn’t be able to see it until we went to the Elven realm.

“Actually, I wanted to take you home to meet my family. Once we’re there, you should be able to see it plainly.”

“How do we do that?” She asked.

“Well, since we’re fully mated now,” she’d also drank from my mating gland, “you should be able to travel. Also, I added protection magic into the ink when I tattooed you as an added cloak.

Brooke squealed. “When can we go?”

I laughed at her excitement. “Let me lock up in here.”

After I made sure that the shop was completely secure, and left a note for the receptionist, I was ready. I’d found something for Brooke to wear so that she didn’t scare anybody when we arrived.

I pulled Brooke into my embrace. “You have to visualize where you want to teleport to. Since you’ve never been there, I’ll do that for you.”

I held on to her tightly, not letting her go as I visualized the front lawn of the castle. Not long after, I heard birds chirping, and the nearby waterfall.

“You never said there was a waterfall!” Brooke shouted.

“I forgot.” I shrugged.

“How can you forget a waterfall? It’s literally unforgettable.”

“Saheime?” I heard my mother’s voice and immediately turned toward the garden.