with the moisture flowing from Eva's inner thighs and caressed her womanhood again and again. Now every spasm, every tremor felt more

orgasm, left almost breathless. She could feel the w

ion, and Eva arched like a bow, feeling a l

his lips brushing Eva

pered. "The seal is awakening, and I a

e her eyes suddenly shattered. Eva opened her eyes alone in the mountain cabin, her

ween her legs was still throbbing, her insides still quivering. The sensation of the man

existed only in her mind. She felt like herself back in adolescence, when she had first begun to experience these feelings. Wel

some kind of process. None of her pr

this real?" she g

The patterns of the tattoos, the weight of his body pressing down on her, the

face. "This is madness," she murmured to herself.

ut her body wasn't lying. She was wet, she had felt

e fireplace had long gone out, and every last trace of warmth had vanished from the

l unsteady as she walked toward the fireplace. The physical echoes of the dream were still reverberating through her m

's skin as she threw off the warmth of the b

ntop always going to be this c

tain conditions, she would have to quickly get the fireplace going to avoid freezin

e rustling sound beneath her foot made h

n front of the door, was an

ut there was no one. Just snowdrifts, trees, and silence.

"We're literally on top of a mount

ght now was not freezing to death. She set the flowers on the table inside and headed straight for the woodshed.

sigh. Warmth slowly began to fill the room. She crouched in

g than a fire. I think I really am a cu

flower bouquet on the table. She went over wi

bouquet either. But she had to admit, these colorf

her nostrils genuinely made her feel happy. A warmth seemed to spread through her from within

oor. Eva fixed her eyes on it, and wh

? Could it be the o