Tentacle Entanglement (Monster's Mate Book 1) by Siggy Shade

Author:Siggy Shade [Shade, Siggy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2022-06-05T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter Ten

Why am I even considering this? There’s no way a tentacle of any size could fit into my urethra. Hell, I can barely find the tiny hole when I examine myself in the mirror, and the only way I know it exists is when I pass water.

He strokes up and down from the base of my clit to a spot less than an inch lower, and I shudder at the thought of him penetrating me there.

“You’re frightened,” the monster says.

“No one has ever entered me through that hole.”

“So, you are a virgin, there?” he asks in a voice as smooth as velvet.

Heat rushes to my cheeks. “Not just my urethra.”

The monster makes a pleased rumble. “I am honored to be your first in many different ways.”

I huff a laugh. “You’re also my first monster.”

His tentacle pauses.

That’s when I realize he probably wants me to call him Mate or at least something not so negative. “Sorry,” I murmur. “But I never knew your name, and…”

I let my voice trail off, hoping he’ll take pity on me and maybe fill the silence. The tentacle stroking my pussy twitches.

“What do I call you?” I ask.

“Mate.”

“But what are you, really?”

“Another creature looking for love,” he replies. “Much like you are.”

“But I’m a human woman, and you’re a male…”

“I am a creature of tentacle and shadow. My language is visual.”

“Okay.” I make a mental note to ask his alternate self if I’m ever unfortunate to meet him again. He seems a little less sensitive about his nature than my monster. I mean creature. Mate.

The silence between us continues for a few more heartbeats until he finally asks, “Am I so monstrous?”

“Ummm…” I bite down on my bottom lip. “You have a nice personality and you seem caring and easy to talk to, but in our world, there aren’t many creatures with tentacles. At least not any that can talk.”

When he doesn’t respond, I blurt, “I keep imagining you as a talking octopus.”

“I see.”

My heart plummets. I’ve said the wrong thing. “Why does it bother you so much?”

“Our kind are shaped as we are for survival,” he says in a voice that fills the room. “It pains me to think that you might find any part of me revolting.”

I gulp. “Never, and if I did, I’d scream for help. Besides, some humans might call you very beautiful.”

“It only matters what you think,” the monster says, sounding grave.

“That time the light was on, I’d never seen a man so handsome,” I say, because that was the truth. “When I saw you in the light, I wondered if you were an angel.”

“Yet, you call me a monster.”

“You drank my tears.”

“But?”

“Well.” I shift uncomfortably on the mattress. “Whipping a woman until she cries isn’t very gentlemanly.”

Moonlight shines into the apartment through the window, highlighting his solemn nod. “I will do what I can to hold back on my more base desires.”

Something in my heart lightens. Perhaps it’s the prospect of being able to enjoy my shadow mate both in the light and the dark.

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