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Once in a Blue Moon
When I had told Rem that being a werewolf meant I could take being roughly handled, I hadn’t expected him to be as rough with me as he had been last night. My whole back and lower half were sore and tired from the night of passion. He had left me totally exhausted, yet strangely satisfied despite that.
I could hear the pitter-patter of rain outside on the bedroom window and, groggily, I found my phone to look at the time. It wasn’t even six in the morning yet. I groaned and turned back towards Rem, who was still completely out of it. If I felt this tired, I wondered if he did too? From the look on his face, he seemed very pleased with himself, even in his dreams.
I couldn’t help myself. I wanted to touch every inch of his beautiful face. My fingers gently brushed away some of the blue strands of hair out of his face and made sure he wasn’t eating any of it. I smiled to myself at the thought of Rem re
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