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Just a few steps from the door to the Chamber of Death, Silar held out his hand to Laun. She stopped and took it. He drew her to him, gently, and wrapped his arms around her, bringing her to his lips. Before he kissed her, he said, “My Lady.”
She could feel, even with the restraint in his touch, and on his manhood, what she had done to him in the interrogation had inflamed him. She was pleased. Knowing that she had left her mark on that shoulder, and that he had not gone to get it looked at, she took a chance that it was still tender. And it was.
And she was finding out how he responded to pain. She was enjoying the thought of finding out how far she could push him.
Her breath was hot on his mouth as she breathed his name to him, “Silar.” They parted, Silar bowing over her hand as she started to move off again.
The timing was good. Not every one had gathered for the evening meal yet. Space was still available at many of the tables. Laun did not want to be at the head table. She left that for Dreng and his favorites. Laun greeted people along the way to a table that had few people at it and sat, surrounded by the men who had accompanied her into the interrogation.
Geralk was still bright red from the collar up. He was embarrassed about what he had seen in some ways, but also feeling a rush he had not known for quite some time. He had thought of Laun as an apprentice in his guild since he had found her on the road, her quick mind learning by observing far more than his attempt to teach had done. She had shown that she was closer to being a Journeyman information gatherer than her mild outside would seem, perhaps flowing towards a Master in her own right before too long. »Read More