Taken By Two Aliens (Alien Scifi Menage Romance) Read Online Free PDF

her wet walls swallowed his shaft.
    Allie gripped Viseer’s shaft more tightly and moved her mouth over the head. Her body felt like a live wire, but the pleasure she felt from being filled by the two aliens was so intense she didn’t think she could stop if she wanted to; the energy she felt from their passion was stoking a flame in her that she thought had been extinguished long ago. She worked her mouth along Viseer’s shaft slowly, watching his reactions as Araimeer screamed in pleasure behind her. The flashes of gold were returning, and the heat in her body seemed to be building to a peak; Araimeer’s nails dug into her ass as he slammed into her, and each thrust came with a dizzying jolt of electricity. Viseer’s eyes were wild, and his hand was gripping the back of her head as he watched her head bob on his shaft.
    “Allie!” Araimeer shouted, but it seemed to be coming from far away.  Viseer’s breathing was getting far away too, but she could feel the energy welling up in her body as they neared their climaxes. Then both men thrusted into her one final time, and as they emptied themselves, the air in the dome was filled with static energy, and an ear-splitting crack! shot through the air. Allie felt like her heart was beating outside of her chest, but her skin was crackling with energy, too—as the aliens pulled out of her, she was startled to see that her once pale skin was emitting a soft light. Even the veins in her wrists were lit up with a golden tint; Araimeer and Viseer crowded around her to compare their glowing bodies.
    “See?” Araimeer said, and Allie looked up to see that his eyes were a striking yellow-gold—and curiously moving, as though the pigment were alive. “We look a little less human now.”
    Viseer stood up and helped Allie to her feet, and she tried not to stare too hard at his eyes, which were orange-red, like campfire. His expression was grim, but he seemed a lot more willing to be friendly with her now that he didn’t have to hide part of himself from her. “More dangerous, too. So let us handle the jellyfish when it comes.”
    Allie laughed, and she was shocked to find that her voice sounded different to her ears—stronger, rougher. “Why would I try to jump in?” she felt curiosity well up inside her, but it was squashed when she saw something moving toward the dome. She gasped. “The jelly fish!”
    The two men turned and ran toward the largest hole in the ship, watching the mutant jellyfish swim toward them, its fang-filled mouth gaping wide open. Allie felt oddly without fear, and she wondered if it had anything to do with the electricity surging through her veins.
    “Do you see it?” Viseer was asking.
    Araimeer nodded. “Yeah, right below its mouth. It’s glowing so bright I can see it right through the skin.”
    “Think the dome is strong enough to kill it?”
    “Probably just stun it,” Araimeer answered. It was one hundred feet away now, and they both sank into crouched positions, readying their bodies for the fight. “It’ll thrash a little bit. Then just phase out, stab through its back—“
    Allie’s eyes zeroed in on the jellyfish and the small spot of gold where the artifact had been embedded in its body, just below its mouth. She felt compelled to drift forward toward the two men, standing just behind their crouched forms and gazing at the monster as it came closer.
    “Okay,” Viseer said, grim determination threading his voice. “Ten seconds. It’s almost as big as this damn ship. Maybe we can—“
    Viseer’s voice was cut short as a low note filled the dome, like a huge gong had been struck. Allie felt her hands rise into the air, but she wasn’t moving them— what’s moving them? The low note intensified, vibrating every cell and fiber in her body, and the air thickened and started to heat up until it wasn’t breathable any longer. The two aliens turned to Allie, their eyes and mouths wide open with shock.
    “Her eyes,” Araimeer