simply wallowed in the overwhelming pleasure coursing through every nerve. He shoved back his building orgasm as best he could. This moment wasn’t allowed to end, ever.
His dragon proved he could shatter Sora completely. Gripping his hips hard, Ravi lifted his hips slightly, changing the angle just enough that the head of his dick hammered against Sora’s prostate, sending bolts of lightning screaming through his body. He swore he could feel the man’s dick swelling inside him, and Sora cried out. He was so close.
“You’re mine. My mage. Always mine,” Ravi snarled, his voice deeper.
Sora moaned as the sense of Ravi expanded. Some part of Sora’s brain swore that if he looked over his shoulder, he’d see both Ravi and his dragon behind him. He’d never known another dragon so closely in tune with his other half, but in that moment, Sora could feel himself being claimed by both Ravi the human and Ravi the dragon.
Sora’s tenuous hold on his orgasm slipped, and the world exploded. The feel of Ravi moving inside him, his words, the teasing friction of the pillow against his dick. It was all too much.
He was vaguely aware of Ravi shouting, as well, and a wonderful heat filling him, but it all felt so distant. Everything was blistering joy and pleasure.
A shiver ran through him from head to toe as he collapsed, limp, on the bed. Ravi carefully pulled free and dropped down beside him.
Sora used what little energy he had left to turn his head and take in his lover’s sweat-streaked face and enormous grin.
“Sounds like…I did…okay,” Ravi panted.
Sora laughed. “Incredible. So incredible that we’re going to do it again and again and again.”
He broke off at the sound of Ravi’s wonderful laugh. He loved it. He wanted that sound to fill his days and nights for the rest of his life.
Leaning close, Ravi pressed a sweet kiss to his lips and then the tip of his nose. “Be right back.”
The wind dragon jumped out of bed and darted for the bathroom, because of course Ravi had energy. Sora would have some soon enough. Right now, he just wanted to bask in the glow.
He closed his eyes and listened to the water turning on and off. The bed shifted near his legs, and Ravi was suddenly cleaning him off with a warm, damp cloth. Sora lifted his head enough to look over his shoulder. He saw Ravi was smiling, but his eyes were worried.
“Are you sure you’re okay? I wasn’t too rough?”
Cherished. He was cherished.
Rolling onto his back, Sora held his arms out to the dragon. “Come here.”
Ravi tossed the cloth to the floor and snagged a blanket before sliding into Sora’s waiting arms. They snuggled close under the blanket, becoming a tangle of limbs and smiles.
“You were amazing. Perfect. I’ve never felt anything like that.”
“Really?” Ravi’s nose wrinkled for a second. “Beginner’s luck?”
“No, it was perfect because of what you said. I’m your mage. You’re my dragon.”
Ravi released a happy hum as he settled his head on Sora’s shoulder. “I like that.”
They lay quietly for a moment, Sora listening to the sound of Ravi breathing, feeling their bodies pressed together. He’d missed this connection all day.
“Sora?”
He opened his eyes, smiling. Ravi was not one to sit still for a moment. His mind was always working, and his body was close behind. Ravi had leaned up on his elbow so he could look down into Sora’s eyes.
“Yes.”
“Thank you for inviting the wind dragons here.”
“Of course.”
Ravi’s face twisted a little with an emotion Sora couldn’t quite read.
“No, really. Thank you. I don’t think you understand what this means to me. I didn’t know how important it was until they were standing right there. I didn’t know how much I needed them until they got here.”
His lover paused and sucked in a ragged breath. Sora could feel an answering lump forming in his throat, but he waited, giving Ravi a chance to gather his thoughts.
“Please understand that I love my family here. I’ve been so happy my entire life. I would have continued to be happy as I was, but meeting Balin, Chandi, and Sahan…it was so amazing.
“Balin told me stories about my parents that Alric and Dieter didn’t even know. He told me things I didn’t even know to ask! Like, I’d given up knowing more about my parents, I thought I’d learned all there was to know. I used to lie awake some nights, as a kid, wondering which parts of myself I’d gotten from