Silk & Sand: An MM Fantasy Romance by Katherine Diane
Author:Katherine Diane [Diane, Katherine]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2024-03-07T00:00:00+00:00
CHAPTER 21
THE MORNINGâS TRAVEL had seen the sands dwindle and the rocky hills rise in the distance. The caravan wouldnât pass under those hills, not with the treacherous caverns riddling them, but Raider still hated to see them grow with the caravanâs approach.
Those hills meant it was almost time for Seth and Raider to part ways with the Sudai. Which meant not only saying goodbye to the tribeâand Raider despised goodbyesâbut also that they were within a few days of Aqarat.
Raider didnât like to think about that.
Raider was actually trying not to think about anything, though his efforts werenât very successful.
Even if he was failing to keep his mind empty, at least by riding at the back of the caravan he could avoid talking to people. Normally, he liked talking to people, but right now with the Sudai, it would be those painful, winding-down conversations before parting. And with Seth â¦
Raider wasnât sure.
It had shaken him to come like that last night. Restrained. Vulnerable.
Heâd wanted it. He wasnât sure why, but heâd wanted Seth to fuck him like that: roughly, possessively, in total control of Raiderâs body. Raider had wanted to trust him. The hard thing, maybe, was that Seth had proven himself deserving of that trustâwhich made Raider want to trust him more.
And that scared him.
Then there had been after. The way Seth had held him. The way heâd cleaned Raider up, as he had that first night, so fucking tender.
Seth hadnât let Raider sleep on his side again. Heâd been subtle about it, hadnât said anything about Raider being so stiff after that first night. Heâd simply nudged Raider onto his back when heâd started to doze on his side, making sure Raider was comfortable.
Maybe that was why Raider had needed him during the night, why heâd rolled over Seth and started kissing him, why theyâd fucked again.
It had been less rough the second time, almost ⦠loving. They had lain on their sides, Seth entering him from behind. Seth had held tight as heâd pumped smoothly into Raider. Heâd told Raider to stroke himself, to make it feel good. And, gods, it had.
It always did, with Seth.
They hadnât spoken much in the morning because mornings were busy with breaking camp and loading the animals, the caravan getting moving in the dimness before the heat began. Raider had drifted to the back of the line, losing Seth in the long train.
But Seth, apparently, had not lost him.
Raider spotted him ahead, off to the side where heâd halted his horse. His white kaftan stood out against the undulating golden terrain, harder and rockier with every footstep. It stood out even against the Sudaiâs bright robes and saddle blankets.
Seth would stand out anywhere.
Raiderâs stomach knotted as Umae drew near to Sethâs gelding, whom Fahet had named Rompu, which was a tough medicinal plant that grew in rocky places and treated stomachaches. As names went, it wasnât bad. It was definitely better than Socks.
âWhy are you back here?â Seth asked.
His kaftanâs hood was up, covering his light brown hair, shading his face.
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