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While in Cannes, it was still morning and the demigods had arrived to et Andrew. Dusk spread like a crimson blanket over the Succubus Palace in the realm of demons.
In its gilded halls and marble corridors, whispers of intrigue and furtive glances were as common as the shadows dancing on the walls, but tonight, sothing deeper and wilder stirred in the air.
Ayla, the harpy, had begun to notice the first signs of growing restlessness. Her hot season was approaching, a cyclical and powerful ti that ca with an intensity capable of challenging even her iron will.
For days now, her senses had been more awake: the aromas beca intoxicating, the textures more vivid, and the heat on her skin increased with each heartbeat.
Yet she had managed to maintain control, hiding her internal struggle behind a mask of serenity. That night, as she t with the courtiers in the great hall of the palace, Ayla felt sothing inside her give way.
The scarlet silk dress she wore seed to burn her skin as if the fabric wanted to reveal what she was trying to hide. Her wings, folded behind her back, vibrated with a slight tremor, a reflection of the storm raging within her.
In the midst of their conversation, her eyes t those of one of the courtiers. He was a tall, elegant man, with dark hair and eyes that sparkled with a mix of curiosity and defiance.
His na was Mullah, a recent visitor whose presence had begun to stir rumors among the other succubi. There was sothing about his bearing, the way his words glided like velvet, that made everyone in his presence feel drawn to him.
Ayla tried to look away, but it was useless. Mullah held her gaze with an intensity that seed to bare her soul. The heat in her chest expanded, and for the first ti in a long ti, Ayla felt like she was losing control.
The desire she had tried to suppress for days now throbbed strongly, crying out to be released. With a graceful gesture, the mullah approached her, leaning slightly as his lips brushed the back of her hand.
His voice was a murmur, but each word seed to be etched into Ayla’s skin. "Ayla, your presence lights up this room more than all the crystal chandeliers put together." As a courtier, he was used to flattering won.
His smile was dangerous, a mix of politeness and provocation. Ayla felt her breathing quicken. The air around her seed thicker, charged with electricity.
She tried to respond with the sa politeness, but her words sounded halting as if her own voice betrayed her. That night, as the others continued the evening in the hall, Ayla excused herself, pleading tiredness.
She knew she couldn’t take much more without giving in to her impulses. However, as she walked down the halls towards her chambers, her steps stopped as she heard a familiar voice behind her.
"Running away so soon?" Mullah said, his tone light but heavy with intent. Ayla turned slowly, her wings spreading slightly as if reflecting her emotional state.
Mullah stood there, standing in the dim torchlight, watching her with a mix of admiration and desire. For a mont, they both stood in silence, a silence that seed to contain everything they didn’t dare say in the hall.
"I’m not running away," Ayla finally replied, though even she noticed the lack of conviction in his words. Mullah took a step towards her, and then another, until he was close enough for Ayla to feel the warmth of his body.
His hand slowly rose, delicately brushing one of the feathers on her wings. That simple touch sent a surge of sensations through Ayla, like a bolt of lightning that ignited every fiber of her being.
"You are beautiful, Ayla," Mullah whispered, his voice barely a whisper. Mullah’s words were like a balm and a challenge at the sa ti, breaking down the last barriers Ayla had built to protect herself from herself.
Without thinking, without planning, she closed the distance between them, trapping him in an embrace that left no room for doubt. Her wings enveloped them, creating a cocoon of intimacy where only the two of them existed.
The mont was a whirlwind of sensations. Their lips t in a kiss that began as a shy caress but soon transford into a passionate dance, full of longing and unspoken promises.
Mullah’s fingers tangled in Ayla’s hair, as his wings shuddered with each movent, reflecting the intensity of their emotions. Every caress, every whisper, was an act of rediscovery for Ayla, who allowed herself, for the first ti in a long ti, to give in completely to her nature.
There was no room for doubt or fear, only Mullah’s warmth and the certainty that tonight they were both crossing a threshold from which there was no return. When they finally found refuge in one of the palace’s private rooms, the atmosphere was filled with a silence laden with anticipation.
Ayla, her skin illuminated by the silver moonlight streaming in through the windows, looked like a vision out of a dream. Mullah, for his part, looked at her with a mixture of reverence and desire, as if he could not believe what he was witnessing.
Ti seed to stand still as they gave themselves over to a connection that went beyond the physical. Every movent, every touch, was charged with a passion that could not be contained.
It was as if the entire world disappeared, leaving only the beating of their hearts and the whisper of the wind that crept through the windows. As the night finally faded, giving way to the first rays of dawn, Ayla found herself curled up next to Mullah, his wings spread around her like a protective blanket.
For the first ti in a long ti, the restlessness that had plagued her had vanished, replaced by a peace she never thought possible. It was clear to her that she had satisfied her desire.
Although the harpy season of horniness did not pass with a single night of sex, it was also not so violent as to be irrational. As long as she had sex during each day of that season, she could keep herself under control.
Although it seed that Mullah had seduced Ayla, the reality was far from that view. Seraphine had noticed Ayla’s discomfort and instructed Mullah to pursue her.
These n, although they were enjoying the benefits of being surrounded by succubi, their main task was to take care of Ayla, so that she did not get out of control and do sothing that would harm them.
Seraphine knew it was Ayla’s first ti, but she couldn’t let her horniness wreak havoc, so she instructed Mullah to get into Ayla’s bed. The courtier had accomplished this masterfully, as it was no different when he made the clients seek him out when he worked at Dunnas Palace.
Fortunately, Ayla’s horniness season ca when the courtiers were still stationed here as if they had been the guards Andrew was planning to reward, it might not have been such an easy thing to accomplish.
anwhile, at Cannes Palace, Gaston received the demigod guests. Although important, Andrew did not see them as such, which is why he did not receive them in person. This was all part of the plan.
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