Wasabi Heat

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Book: Read Wasabi Heat for Free Online
Authors: RaeLynn Blue
Tags: Erótica, Literature & Fiction, Romantic Erotica
if he would explore. He could not think of anything except Nadia. Nadia. Nadia. Nadia. Her internal walls worked his cock, massaging it until he groaned in pure, unadulterated pleasure.
    She bucked against him, meeting him thrust for thrust. Sweat slid down his face, and Nadia‟s breathing increased. With his own desire mounting, Zen sped up, answering her screams for more. How could he possibly leave her bed tonight—if ever? How could he simply walk away from her?
    At that moment, her legs locked around him, her heels digging into his buttocks. “Oh hell! Oh, YES!” Nadia screamed and buried her nails into his back.
    Her heels bit into his buttocks with such force, he knew he‟d feel that every time he sat. Her vice-like pussy latched onto him, and he gasped as the orgasm roared through him. He came so hard, he saw stars. Nadia‟s heat exploded over him like the first lick of wasabi. Fast, furious and powerful, Nadia‟s lovemaking had ruined his need for any other woman—ever.
    His entire being had joined with her. The small bud he and Nadia nurtured had opened wide in full bloom.
    “That was fantastic,” Zen whispered as he withdrew from her. “Thank you, Nadia.”
    She unlocked her legs and purred as she rolled onto her side. Zen liked watching her like that. He wanted to see her curl up like this, satisfaction on her face, every single day. The only way to make sure that happened was by being with her. He removed his phallus and the condom carefully. He climbed down from the bed, found the master bath and disposed of it. Washing his hands, he had that thought again, the image of his and Nadia‟s child. Grinning, he returned , and climbed into the bed.
    Spooning against Nadia‟s warmth, he kissed her shoulder. “You are incredible, do you know this?” She smiled. “And I thought you didn‟t know any other adjectives.”

    “ It buds .”
    --Japanese Proverb

Chapter Seven Epilogue
    Two Weeks Later

    Nadia licked the droplets of sake from Zen‟s rippling abs. He laughed as her tongue glided over the tight muscles. Shirtless, propped up on his elbows, he spied Nadia‟s soft curls bent over his belly. She lay between the open V of his legs, and licked up the sake she‟d poured. Above a full moon hung from the sky. Halloween decorations hung from Nadia‟s patio door and along the fencing that separated her from her neighbors.
    He wore a shirt when he had first arrived, but Nadia promptly stripped him out of it. The chilly October evening was held at bay by the outdoor heater. All around, the fire pit crackled with a soft fire, and he lay on a thick blanket.
    “Ow!” he said, flinching. Nadia bit him.
    “Sorry!”
    “Come here,” he said. “Let‟s finish our meal.”
    Nadia giggled and it made him instantly happy. She crawled over his legs and sat beside him. On a small table beside them, a takeout box of sushi sat opened. They had eaten some of it, but then became distracted, just as they always did. He and Nadia simply enjoyed each other in a way he had never thought he could ever enjoy someone. Their love continued to grow, a healthy bud. Two weeks had passed in bliss.
    “Everything go okay at the restaurant tonight?” she asked before biting into a slice of tuna roll. “Yes, Ichiro decided to stay on,” he said, pulling her into his embrace. He held her with one arm,
    and drank sake with the other.
    “I know he said he was going to leave after the incident with Asuka,” Nadia said, her voice sobering. “I‟m glad to see he‟s come around.”
    “He likes you,” Zen said. “He also saw Asuka‟s dishonorable behavior. He did not approve.”
    “Well, good. I liked you,” she said and kissed him lightly on the mouth. She laced her fingers with his and after she swallowed, they laid down on the blanket. She tugged the cover over them. “The sky is amazing tonight.”
    Zen smiled into her hair, and whispered, “Not as nearly as amazing as you.” He kissed her and tried to convey the

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