Noah’s gaze fluttered between Elann’s face and his hand smoothing up her thigh, slowly revealing her to him and the world since the wagon flaps were open and the light was so bright. Whether or not the people were staying away because of the light and the fear evoked by it, because they were setting themselves up for the night, or because they were hiding away in their own wagons until dinner, Noah was glad they weren’t bothering him or his bondmate. He could see her rising anxiety and tension at his teasing advance and it was all in a game for him, her reactions bringing him amusement.
Elann shot up and shoved his hand down, immediately bringing a grin to his face and a breath of laughter. She conceded defeat, requesting the journal. Noah stood up again, smiling in his victory as Elann rose to close the flaps to the wagon. He heard them come down, swatting at the air as they settled heavily over the entrance. Privacy was granted to couple as he retrieved her journal, coming back to the bench as she lie there still acting as if she was dying.
Noah squatted beside the bench again, near her head, and rose the journal up. “Read,” he commanded, lightly thunking her on the forehead with the binding of the book. “No kiss of any kind until you read to me.”
Noah’s voice was a little sterner, though the playful flirtation was still there. He was actually looking forward to hearing what she wrote about kissing him. He thought she had a way with words, her language was poet and colorful enough to encourage his vivid imagination to formulate the image she may or may not have been intending to paint.
Elann shot up and shoved his hand down, immediately bringing a grin to his face and a breath of laughter. She conceded defeat, requesting the journal. Noah stood up again, smiling in his victory as Elann rose to close the flaps to the wagon. He heard them come down, swatting at the air as they settled heavily over the entrance. Privacy was granted to couple as he retrieved her journal, coming back to the bench as she lie there still acting as if she was dying.
Noah squatted beside the bench again, near her head, and rose the journal up. “Read,” he commanded, lightly thunking her on the forehead with the binding of the book. “No kiss of any kind until you read to me.”
Noah’s voice was a little sterner, though the playful flirtation was still there. He was actually looking forward to hearing what she wrote about kissing him. He thought she had a way with words, her language was poet and colorful enough to encourage his vivid imagination to formulate the image she may or may not have been intending to paint.