Sergius: #4 (Luna Lodge: Hunters of Atlas) Read Online Free PDF Page A

nipples, and she hissed loudly when he pinched them between his fingers. She could feel her insides clenching, trying to hold off the orgasm threatening to come.
    Over and over he rolled her nipples between his fingers, occasionally tweaking them as he did so. She moaned loudly when he sat up and brought his mouth to her left breast. His mouth covered her as he licked the nipped the sensitive peak.
    Her hips jerked fast over him, and she felt her wetness dripping down onto his stomach as she did so.
    That only seemed to ignite him more. She pulled his mouth away from her breast and leaned down and placed her mouth against his once again. This time their tongues moved in time with her body as she stroked him, mimicking the hot motions of sex.
    Sergius pulled back and gave a deep growl. The sound of it excited her. She couldn’t say why, but it was as if it called to a part of her she didn’t even know existed.
    She quickened her pace, bringing her center directly over his head. She wanted to sink down onto him, but even now it just didn’t seem right. Even in a dream she still couldn’t allow herself to have what she wanted from him.
    Jade came hard as she bumped his head one last time with her clit. Sergius shook as his seed sprayed out on to her, mingling with her own juices as she continued to slide slowly up and down him.
    She shivered as the last edges of her orgasm came over her.
    The world around her started to shimmer and shift out of focus. Sergius vanished from her vision, and she was left floating on her own.
     
    Jade woke up from the hot dream. Her body still ached for him, and she could feel the dampness between her legs when she moved. The dream had been only somewhat satisfying in the end. Her body ached for him still with a need that couldn’t be satisfied with just a little nighttime adventure.
    It wasn’t right. She barely knew the man, and yet she couldn’t seem to get him off her mind. Never in her life had she felt this sort of draw to another human being.
    She chuckled. Human being? Could she even call him that at this point? Right now she could barely call herself that, let alone the giant hybrid super solider.
    Not that it mattered. She’d take him exactly as he was if things weren’t so complicated. And complicated seemed to be exactly how her life was always going to be.
    In her life, things like feelings didn’t really happen, and the idea of a boyfriend was a foreign concept, especially when she was now having weird daytime visions of the future.
    She shook her head and sighed. Could she be psychic? It didn’t make any sense. If she had some sort of special powers, she would have noticed before. How could she get into her twenties without remembering or noticing visions of the future?
    Something had changed in her, or someone had changed her. But who? The hybrids? The Azilians? A long groan escaped her lips.
    Life was supposed to have been better for her, easier. Money troubles she knew how to deal with, but how was she supposed to learn how to deal with strange powers?
    Maybe it’d all been a coincidence, or a hallucination brought on by her stressing out over her future. Maybe nothing like that would ever happen again.
    Sure, hybrids existed in the world, and the Azilians had shown her some freaky stuff, but she wasn’t a hybrid, or a mysterious cult leader; she was just a woman who needed some help paying her bills.
    Her thoughts wandered back to the dream. She let out a dark chuckle. It was enjoyable, more than enjoyable. It’d seemed so real, and, quite frankly, was some of the better sex she’d had, if she were being honest.
    But she couldn’t let dream sex distract her from the serious situation she remained in. Her future was still on the line, and a little pasta and friendliness wasn’t going to change that.
    A flash of heat passed through her body over the memory of Sergius thrusting into her.
    No. No. Not Sergius, just a figment of her imagination. She needed to keep that