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The motion was beginning to be too much for James. He felt himself lose control. He was going to come before her. He was going to fail her. He pushed hard to give her as much as he could before he let go, but he came to early. Still the continuous motion and the cum was enough to help totter her over the last barrier and she came a few seconds later with a genuine innocent smile back on her face, unhidden by her hand.
They smiled together and remained entwined for a while. They could have said something, expressed their love, their need for each other. Tell each other that the other was all that they needed and would keep them sane no matter how much the Universe or the darkness tried to hurt them or bring them down. Tell each other that they would be their anchor as well they could, that they would not fail each other ever again, that they would not let themselves slip into escapism again.
But they didn't.
They didn't need to. Their faces said it all. They were together. They were alive. And it was Valentine's in the Dregs.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousabout 6 years agoWhat a “Feel Good” story. Didn’t you just love it? Okay, enough with the sarcasm. Truth be told. I didn’t like this story at all. Can’t say why, unless it was the hours of mind-numbing introspection wedged between the few moments of something actually Happening! I know it wasn’t really “hours”, but it seemed like it. I personally found absolutely no redeeming social value in this story AT...ALL.
Sampkyangalmost 8 years agoI've never seen a better written short story, but how do you go on to make it better for the antagonist?
Anonymousover 8 years agoBloody good.
It would be nice to hear them climb out of the Dregs, though.
Thank You
HP
Anonymousover 14 years agoIt was actually one of the first stories that brought me to tears. The story was multi-dimensional, raw and real, it had depth. Great job.
