The Maurial army was upon them!Pushing thoughts of everything that had happened to her that evening to the back of her mind, Asiara took stock of the ...ituation and quickly tried to plan her strategy. Even though the Maurial army had attacked suddenly in the night, Asiara quickly realized that her forces hadn't been caught completely off guard. Partheon had no doubt feared such an attack, and told her soldiers to prepare for it. "Damn it!" Asiara swore to herself, "How did I not realize the. ”“Guess.”“Uhhhh.” She was stalling for time, so I gave her another lash across her shoulders. “SHE WANTED KIDS.”“What was that?”“She wanted kids and you didn’t. That’s why she left-why she isn’t here.”I sat down audibly in the chair behind her. “That’s a really good answer, Rachel. Why do you say that?”“It-it was just a guess.” I admired my handiwork as her crying subsided. She had two bright red welts crossing her ass cheeks, another across her thighs, and one, not nearly as bright or as. She turned back to him, rubbing the charm between her thumb and middle finger. She looked up at him, tears forming in her eyes. Flinging her arms around him, she hugged him tighter than she ever hugged him before.“I love you, uncle!” she said, sobbing softly.“I love you, too, Sribardhini,” he said, holding her tight.Their hug lasted for minutes, but to him it still seemed like seconds. Her perfume filled his nostrils and skin still seemed as soft as the day she was born. He wished he could hug. The warmth, wetness and tightness amazed him, he knew she’d feel great, but never imagined this great, very cautiously he rocked his hips back and forth trying not to push in too deeply. He was so focused on the sensations that he didn’t notice a pair of brown eyes burning with passion stared back at him admiring his full concentration. He immediately stopped when he saw she had woken up and was smiling back at him before her eyes gesturing to the binds around her wrists. Leaning forward he.