The Lycan King's Fate Calling novel Chapter 1117

Rufus' POV:

Oddly enough, I couldn't make out the she-wolf's face no matter how hard I tried.

She purred in my arms. "You're being so weird today, Rufus. Why are you pulling a long face? Keep that up, and you won't look cute anymore."

One would never use the word "cute" to describe a werewolf.

I opened my mouth to say just that, but found that I couldn't utter a single word.

Then, as if on cue, the she-wolf said, "Say you love me, Rufus." She rubbed against me provocatively, as though she had done it a million times before.

The strangest thing was that I didn't hate it at all.

I felt my lips move and heard myself say that I love her.

The she-wolf hummed happily before kissing the corner of my mouth. "Finally! You've been so grumpy just now and refused to say anything."

Only then did I realize that I could speak freely again. I tried to say something else, but the she-wolf chose that moment to snake her arms around my neck and pull me in for another deep kiss.

I could feel the flames of my desire flare up again. I decided to take over the reins and rolled us over, pinning the she-wolf under me as I continued to ravage her mouth.

Her unique scent and the fresh smell of grass washed over me, wiping out the restlessness I had been feeling.

I wrapped my hand around her thigh, trailing it under her skirt and tearing her panties off her. I tossed the fabric aside as I pulled away from her mouth.

I ripped her blouse open, sending buttons flying everywhere and exposing her soft, supple breasts. I swooped in and licked one nipple as I fondled the other between my fingers.

The she-wolf moaned and arched her back, fanning my lust.

I alternated between her breasts, sucking and nipping before trailing my tongue down to her most sensitive spot.

Her clitoris was already peeking through her folds. I rubbed it in slow circles with my thumb, making the she-wolf cry out. She was almost sobbing at this point.

"Shush!" I whispered against her lips. "We're outside. You should keep your voice down."