She said she was cold, so I got us two blankets. I was watching a movie on my laptop and I was looking at her trying to get settled down. She said tha...t her skirt was tight and I told her to unbutton it and relax. Angel did like I said. I watched as she unbutton her skirt and unzipped it half way too.I position myself and my computer where I could see it but nobody else around could see what I was watching. Ear buds in letting only me hear my movie. I could still hear Angel when she talked to. “„Just what is it you're writing?“„It's a – I guess it's a sort of romance novel.“Marion proceeds to read: „`...Misty sobbed uncontrollably as the whip lashed against her upthrust bottom again and again. Yet, somehow, the more the Count punished her quivering flesh, the more she wanted him. Her arousal blazed with her, consuming all other emotions. Her hips ground wontonly, shamelessly in the air, thrusting against the impact of the whip...´ Does that sound like a romance novel to you?“As. It’s a purer love than any that we have known or they have, for that matter. The boons are permanent. They cannot be undone now that you have upheld your oath and I have joined myself to you. They are gifts of the Fae, and we Fae hold our vows sacrosanct. We would never contemplate breaking our word, let alone now. Your companions are now even more fiercely loyal than they were before. They adore you.“Any person joined at the hip with us, as it were, is so completely attached to you now that. I’d even want to have you...” I said, surprised by my own honesty. I was startled when she suddenly burst out crying again. Look what I’ve done now… I should have shut my mouth. I walked over to her and sat next to her on her bed. I put my arm around her. “I’m sorry, Natalie.” I held her closer in my arms as she cried on my shoulder. For at least five good minutes we just sat there holding each other. Natalie finally sat up from my shoulder, wiped her tears, fixed her hair and sat up on the.