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her eyes. Determined to enjoy
    every last drop of her, he parted her folds with his sticky
    fingers and rubbed the juice on the already glistening flesh of
    her clit.
    She gasped as the mildly acidic juice puckered her
    intimate skin. Her clit, now rosy and erect, quivered,
    demanding to be tasted. Caleb obeyed, sucking the hot nub
    into his mouth.
    Zara keened. Her fingers clawed the alor down, and she
    lifted her hips, thrusting her fruit-sweetened sex farther into
    his mouth.
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    "The Icarians do this," he confessed between lapping at
    her clit and thrusting the tip of his tongue into her opening.
    "I've been dying to try it on you."
    "W-why..." She panted and tensed her muscles as he
    delved wickedly into her depths. "Why didn't you?"
    "Would you have said yes?" He didn't wait for an answer,
    but pushed his tongue deeply into her, tasting her arousal
    mixed with the succulent tang of the juice. God, this was
    perfect, more amazing than he ever could have imagined.
    "Yes ... yes!"
    "More?" He laughed and parted her pussy lips farther. He
    reached within her, searching with two fingers and delving for
    the spot deep inside that he knew would set off her orgasm.
    "Yes more ... and yes, I would have said ye-yesss!"
    She came then, her body convulsing with tremors of
    pleasure. She stiffened, eyes closed, sweetly biting her lower
    lip while her cream gushed over his fingers and her sheath
    spasmed hard and fast.
    He licked her again, taking a moment to savor her unique
    taste, to tease her clit with his tongue until she shuddered in
    the throes of a second orgasm.
    If only he'd dared to break the rules sooner, but propriety
    had kept him from acting on his desires. He'd regret that
    inaction for the rest of his life, as long as he had left, but this,
    now, he would never regret.
    Before the last tremors of her climax faded, Caleb lifted
    himself off of Zara and resettled between her thighs. His
    erection slipped inside her ready entrance, filling her even as
    her pussy contracted once more around the intrusion. She
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    shivered and clung to him tightly while he took her, giving
    free reign to his symbion to claim her over and over again.
    "Oh, I wish we didn't have to go back," she whispered as
    she kissed him. "I don't want this to end."
    "Don't say that. It would be too easy to never go back.
    This is a big planet. We could hide forever."
    "I know. I know." Zara wrapped her arms around him and
    stared into his eyes. "I don't know if I can handle losing you
    again."
    "You won't. Not yet. We'll be together every minute we
    can. I promise you."
    "I love you, Caleb." The words slipped from her lips so
    quickly, so quietly, he wasn't sure he heard them. She
    seemed as surprised by the revelation as he was, but the look
    on her face told him it was not the intimacy of the moment
    talking. She meant it.
    He would have responded, wanted to, but his symbion
    hadn't finished with her. He gathered her to him and let the
    alien take them both to the heights of a shared orgasm. Her
    body bucked as he spilled his seed within her and when he
    finished, he smoothed the hair from her face and kissed her
    with everything he had.
    "I love you too, Zara. I think I always have, I won't let
    anyone keep us apart."
    "I found these on the rocks at the base of this island, here
    to the northwest." Arilani pointed to a miniscule dot on the
    map Dr. Danson had displayed on the research station's
    conference table. Next to her, on a chair, lay Dr. Abbott's
    shorts, wet and torn.
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    The speck she indicated, among hundreds of similar specks
    that made up a long-abandoned island chain, lay at the far
    perimeter of Jidar's extensive search pattern. Its location
    attested to the fact that Arilani had flown farther than any of
    her tribe mates while looking for the missing scientists.
    "I searched the aerie on that island and several to

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