The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 7 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 7

... “Why?” she demanded with ferocity but no anger as she reached between them and grabbed his still firm prick. “Because you have this wonderful cock? Because this is different from every other man’s piece of meat?” It took him a moment to realize she wasn’t responding to his thoughts, but his words instead. “You don’t know everything about me,” he told her, trying to push her away. Her grip on him tightened and he abandoned the idea of getting away from her. Unless he wanted to lose his rod, he was staying right here. “You don’t know some of the things I’ve done. There’s a reason half-breeds are considered dangerous.” “You don’t know my past either. Besides, I know Gaia worked on your mother’s womb while you were still in her. She made sure you wouldn’t be a monster.” “There are those that are born monsters,” he told her, feeling his heart sink with each word, “and then there are those that make themselves into monsters.” He knew she could read his mind and see his memories. See the bloodshed and death that he’d caused. “I was once Lilith,” Gloria said. “I was created to seduce Adam, and turn him away from the Pillar of Light. All evil, all pain and death from that act forward is my fault. I seduced Adam, and made him eat that stupid apple. I may not have brought evil into the world, but I was the one that made it blossom.” Eldon looked at her, confused for a moment. He understood her words, if not what she meant by them. Unbidden, he started to laugh. Her eyes darkened, but ...

... he knew she understood what was in his mind. Her hand slapping his face caught him by surprise. He heard the slap and his head turned from the blow, before he felt the pain. At least she’d finally released his cock. “I tell you my deepest, darkest secret and you laugh at me?” Anger and hurt warred for dominance in her voice. “I guess you’re not the man I thought you were.” Eldon rubbed his jaw, trying to understand where he went wrong. She should be able to see his thoughts, and understand why he laughed.… Unless… “You can’t read my mind here, can you?” he asked her, already knowing she couldn’t. “No,” she admitted. “It’s another reason I don’t bring many here. Why? What are you thinking?” Instead of answering right away, he stepped forward and kissed her. He kept the kiss short, not even waiting for her to recover from the shock before pulling away. “I’m thinking of how foolish you’re acting to think that would bother me,” he told her with sincere bluntness. “You said it yourself. You were created to do that. You might as well be upset that you can breathe. You were created to do that as well.” “But all that death, and the—“ He cut her off. “None of that matters. You couldn’t have known what would happen. You did what you were meant to do. It’s how you’ve lived afterwards that matters. Trust me, I know that lesson all too well. You’re not a bad person. I don’t care who you were. I care about who you are. I’m honored that you told me, but it doesn’t change the way I feel about ...