The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 1 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 1

... her eyes were before. Hadn’t they been blue this morning? Eldon left his phone behind, before they moved to the elevator. The doors opened as soon as she pressed the button. She moved to the furthest corner away from him as they rode it up. “What’s wrong with you?” Eldon demanded. Now that they were this far, he expected some answers. She shook her head, her long black hair shining in the false light of the elevator. She was hunched over and holding her stomach. Eldon hoped she wasn’t going to get sick. Gaia would make him clean it up, if she did. When the doors finally opened, she blurred as she moved outside at unnatural speeds. Eldon had to blink as the bright light of the Shadow World’s daylight hit him full in the face. “Oh, that feels better,” Jessica moaned in an almost sexual manner. “Does that mean you’ll answer my questions now?” He was tired of waiting. “Sure,” she grinned at him. “But wouldn’t you rather we not talk?” she asked and pulled her shirt off. Her attitude did a complete three sixty. Eldon’s mouth went dry at the sight of her wonderful breasts free again. His cock strained hard against the front of his pant, demanding he take her up on her offer. “I want answers,” he said through a throat that didn’t want to cooperate. He wanted to feel those tits. Oh, the things he wanted to do to them. But there was too much he didn’t understand, and his cock didn’t rule his life. Wasn’t there something about his cock he was supposed to remember? “Fine,” she pouted, ...

... putting her shirt back on. Eldon couldn’t stop from groaning as her chest was once again hidden from view. “What do you want to know?” “How did you know where I was?” There were a lot of things he wanted to know, but that one seemed the most important right then. Especially because of the trap he’d narrowly escaped that morning. He remembered his sister being suspicious of her, and now he was too. “I was following you,” she said. Eldon moved to a defensive position, and prepared to change into something she might have a problem fighting. He knew how handy she was against an ogre, but maybe he could—No! He promised never to try that one again. Not after last time. “Relax,” she told him, but he ignored her. How was he supposed to relax, if she’d been following him. Wait. . . . “How could you have followed me? After fighting those ogres, we left on rocs. Can you fly, too?” “No,” she laughed lightly. How could she be so calm right now? He was a raw bundle of nerves, the least reason of which because he really wanted to play with her Grand Tetons. “I can’t fly, and I haven’t been following you all day.” She grimaced slightly before continuing. “I didn’t know it when I saved your ass, but apparently you have friends in high places. Very high.” “I was holding my own,” he told her defensively. Her look conveyed her opinion of that statement. “I guess you mentioned my name to the Pillar of Air, and she went looking for me. She asked me to keep an eye on you, since I handled myself ...