Paying the Pirate (Crescent City #1.5)

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Sabine caressed Jude’s skin and planted kisses lower and lower as though using her flesh for the canvas of a treasure map. When her lover’s mouth locked on her clit and began a slow pulsing dance, Jude’s breath became ragged. She writhed on the sheets. Her bound hands strained the pink ribbon and shook the bed frame. Soft mews of pleasure escaped her lips.

Sabine rubbed the ivory phallus against Jude’s entrance before sliding it inside. Tonguing Jude’s clit, she moved Jolly Roger in and out at an increasingly faster pace.

Jude’s entire being shook with an orgasm more intense than any she’d had since their breakup. The bedpost made a splintering sound and Jude found her hands free, the ribbon dangling from one wrist.

She scooted down and kissed her taste from Sabine’s lips. “Maybe we could try that modern thing.” She looked away and focused her attention on unfastening the ribbon from her wrist, lest her words betray how desperately she wanted Sabine back in her life. “Where people see each other socially and occasionally have intercourse.”

A snicker escaped Sabine’s lips. “Friends with benefits?”

Jude shrugged. “You were my best friend and best lover.”

“I have some conditions.”

Jude squelched the urge to kick her pet human and took a slug of rum instead. The combination of blood, alcohol, and orgasm, temporarily satisfied her lust for violence.

“Take better care of Doug.” Sabine shook out her purse and human food packets like the one she’d given her pet earlier poured out. “You need to feed him or he won’t survive. Make Laurel and Hardy find someone else to snack on.”

“You don’t care if I eat him?”

“He’s a bad man who’s done plenty in his short life to warrant being used as food. Just promise not to turn him.”

“I paid dearly for agreeing to turn John’s wife. I shall never create another blood vampire.”

“So we’re going to do this?” Sabine twisted the ribbon into a heart shape.

Jude put on her best poker face. Was her love actually considering her proposition? “Perhaps. What are your other conditions?”

“Just one. We need a new song.”

“I can think of one by the Rolling Stones that’s fitting.”

Sabine groaned. “Which one? Satisfaction?“

“No.” Sharing her feelings had never been one of Jude’s gifts, but she whispered the song title anyway. “Miss You.“

Sabine blinked at her with eyes shiny with unshed tears. “I missed you too.”

Jude picked up the ribbon, Next time she’d be the one to do the tying up.

The End

This is a short story focusing on two characters from the first story in my Crescent City series, Breathe Me In, which is available in ebook from Changeling, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, All Romance ebooks, Coffee Time Romance, and Kobo.

Breathe Me In by Lily Vega

Tired of facing immortality without love, John Rabbitt refuses to consume life energy -- until his protege hires a stripper to dance for him.

Veronika Mason never would have agreed to fulfill her strange client's every desire, but if she doesn't pay off her ex-boyfriend's gambling debts, the thug sent to collect the money may well follow through on his violent threats.

Having denied his late wife's pleas to turn her into an energy vampire, John finds himself guilt-ridden when faced with the same decision again. Given a second chance, will he be able to transform Veronika to save her life? And his own?

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