WORRLGENHALL

by Luke, Monica

  “Ha,” Rulgesic let out hearty laugh, “Brother, did I hinder something?”

  After peering up with a scowl of his own, Ovfren complained about his brother Rulgesic.

  “This must end,” Ovfren whispered, “He comes at will and many times right when we are about to embrace. He has to much time on his hands. Find him a task to do that he does not.”

  “I will speak to him,” Ogorec whispered back.

  “Whispering,” Rulgesic said, and looked over at them while he stoked the fire for them, “Do not let it be of me.”

  “Uuuuh,” Ovfren groaned even more annoyed, as he nudged Ogorec off him and flipped onto his side to go back to sleep.

  “I will … I will …” Ogorec promised, as he exhaled hard.

  Hoping to have a quiet tryst with him, Ogorec raised and looked over at his brother sleeping soundly; then pressing his body to Ovfren, he rubbed and caressed him until he woke.

  “Umm.” He moaned pleased when he did.

  “Ssshhh,” Ogorec whispered into his ear, and looked over at his brother again, “We shall be silent as we embrace.”

  His shaft now engorged with want, Ovfren reached behind his head and put his hands in Ogorec’s hair. “I will try.”

  Quietly, Ogorec entered Ovfren, but when he did Ovfren inhaled loudly with delight, then as both quickly looked over their shoulders to see if it woke Rulgesic, Ovfren exhaled.

  “I cannot,” he said frustrated, “I cannot be silent in my passion for you. It comes from my desire for you, which is great and you know such.”

  “I understand,” Ogorec said, as he kissed his neck and held him.

  “What shall we do?” Ovfren asked, as he again put his hand behind Ogorec’s head.

  “Trust that I will find a way to keep him well tasked.” Ogorec resolved, “And from being under foot.”

  “Make it soon.” Ovfren exhaled, “I have missed our passionate nights.”

  “As I,” Ogorec said, and pulled Ovfren close to hold him tenderly before both had to rise and begin their day.

  **

  Just as he said he would, Ogorec found tasks for Rulgesic to keep him busy, but not kept busy enough, he was still within the cottage at night.

  One day, as Ogorec grumbled about it to Laad and Loth, Laad came up with an idea.

  “Rulgesic is without a wife and one close to us is without a husband,” Laad said, as his eyes lit, “Dare we all be so blind? Both are close to us and should not be alone.”

  “Who?” Loth asked curiously.

  “Seda.”

  “Seda,” Ogorec repeated surprised, “But, she was once a queen.”

  “And sadly is no more,” Laad mentioned, as he thought of who could manage to get them together, “Liha has found another. Such should be for Seda and more worthy of one to love her.”

  “Will he be willing?” Loth questioned, “Or she?”

  “Let us have it done such that they do not know,” Laad suggested.

  At once all three agreed.

  “I will speak to Nona,” he said, actually excited, “She will take joy in finding a love for her cherished friend.”

  “I beg you,” Ogorec pleaded, “Have her do it with haste.”

  Loth looked at Ogorec and laughed. “Is the cottage a bit crowded?” he teased.”

  Ogorec’s expression went to exasperation. “All I will offer is that it has one to many.”

  All laughed and went on their way, and that night as Nona lay in Laad’s arms, he spoke of the three’s earlier conversation.

  “Wonderful!” She beamed excited, “I shall begin at once.”

  That morning well before Laad even woke, Nona was out of bed reasoning how to get the two together.

  “Urruumm,” he sounded off, as he woke and stretched; then looked to his left for Nona.

  “Morning husband,” Nona said quickly, and hurried over to kiss him, “A way has come to me.”

  Laad lay back; then looked at her and smiled. “I knew well that one would.”

  “Clear the small hall near the meal house to all but us,” she said, as she smiled, “We shall all eat within it and before the eating is done, we shall make it such that they are alone together in it.”

  Laad chuckled.

  “Rulgesic is as well as wed.” He knew. “I know you well and you will not rest until.”

  “I will not,” she affirmed, and again kissed him, “Food is on the table for you. Speak to Ogorec, and in two nights we all shall eat together.”

  **

  After a great deal of prodding from Nona because Seda at first refused, two nights later the group met and ate in the small hall. As the men drank while all in on the plot except the two waited eagerly for Seda, as soon as she walked through the door, she caught Rulgesic’s eye.

  “Who is the beauty that now comes to the table?” he asked when Seda sat down.

  “She was once the Queen,” Ogorec answered, “But we both know King Rone is dead and Lord Baric is King.”

  After she sat, all talked, ate, and drank, and truly attracted to her, Rulgesic gazed at her the whole time, and the attraction mutual, unable to resist Seda gazed back at him.

  Noticing their furtive glances, Nona smiled and kept to her plan.

  “Husband, I almost forgot,” she suddenly said and stood, “I need you within our chamber to help me with a tapestry that has fallen.”

  Almost to soon, Laad sprang from his chair ready to follow Nona and right after that, Loth stood.

  “My dear,” he said casually to his wife, “How is our daughter fairing? Does she still have her cough?”

  “She does.”

  “We should go see after her,” he suggested, as he walked to his wife’s chair to help her rise.

  Once Loth and his wife walked out, Ogorec stood.

  “I have to speak with Aron and Gath about who is on guard this night,” he casually added and excused himself.

  Now alone together at the table, but across from each other, meekly Seda smiled unsure what to say, but outgoing and friendly, and attracted to her, instantly Rulgesic stood and walked to the other side to sit beside her.

  “You are lovely,” he said boldly, “And we are not fools.”

  “Such toil they did for us.” Seda knew, her chest heaving from Rulgesic’s handsome face and fit body.

  “What is to come shall come and if not then not,” Rulgesic said candidly, “I have set my eyes on you and do not wish to turn them away or leave from you.”

  “It is as that for me,” her meek reply.

  Both laughed and began causally talking, and before either realized where they time had gone it was well into the night.

  “The time has escaped us,” she said pleased, “What shall we do?”

  “I shall be bold,” his reply while standing and extending his hand to her, “We have not slept, slept in my arms.”

  Seda smiled and stood, gladly taking his hand and went with him to Ogorec’s chamber, and as he lay down fully dressed, she lay in his arms beside him and slept.

  **

  Although, the other’s made up tales to leave the table, Ogorec’s excuse was true, and he checked with Gath and Aron about who was on guard, which was Ovfren.

  “Have another take his place.” Ogorec ordered, “He has a task to do.”

  As obeyed, Gath sent another to Ovfren, and as he stood watch when someone came to replace him early, he looked at them surprised.

  “My watch is not yet done,” he said curiously.

  “Gath has ordered I take your place,” he said, as he jumped from his horse.

  Ovfren looked at him oddly, but didn’t question it further. “Very well.”

  Right away going straight to their cottage, when Ovfren walked inside and looked over to the fireplace, he saw Ogorec waiting for him in front of it with his legs extended and crossed as he sat.

  Excited by how he looked at his sat. The vibrant colors of the crackling embers making his skin glow. Ovfren smiled, as his eyes traveled his
body and delighted in how it reflected off his tight muscled chest, hard stomach, and already swelling manhood, as he sat waiting to ravish him.

  “Such a pleasing sight,” Ovfren said, tossing his sword aside and hurrying over him, “Of you waiting for me naked.”

  “Long has it been since I have done such,” Ogorec said, and stood, “We have the night as our own and we shall claim all of it.”

  “And Rulgesic?”

  “Worry not about him,” Ogorec assured him, certain his brother would make use of every second with Seda.

  “Then let us not waste a moment of it,” Ovfren eagerly said, even more pleased as he grabbed hold of Ogorec.

  Frantically, Ogorec undressed Ovfren passionately kissing him as he did.

  “Moan as loud as you want,” Ogorec said, as he tightly held him once he got him completely naked, “As you call out my name and before either of us are done, it shall be with the sun.”

  **

  That morning when she opened her eyes, they were to Rulgesic looking at her smiling.

  “Even as you wake,” he said pleasantly, “You are lovely.”

  “Never have I done such a thing,” she admitted, “To sleep beside a man other than the king.”

  “Know this,” he said bluntly and certain, “The next time you wake beside me, it will be after we have embraced long into the night and as my wife.”

  Seda’s eyes went wide showing her surprise from his statement.

  “Are you words to me?”

  “They are,” Rulgesic interrupted, “Those we love have made this night for us and shall do so again until we are one. There is no one in my life and if your heart has healed; I want to be the one in yours.”

  “My heart has healed,” Seda confessed.

  “Then Seda,” he said, as he gave her their first kiss, “Be mine until death as that of my wife.”

  “Yes,” she agreed without hesitation or doubt, as deep within her, she felt and knew he would love her.

  At once, Rulgesic rose and held out his hand for her to take it.

  “Come,” he said, as he did, “We shall go to the priest so he can make us one.”

  “Shall we speak it first to them?”

  “We shall,” Rulgesic said, as his tall body stood in front of her giving her their second kiss, “Once we are wed and your naked body is spilling out what I put deep within it.”

  Seda’s cheeks reddened. She had never heard anyone speak to her so erotically, and his every word made her melt and want him just as badly.

  Rulgesic took her hand. “Let us not tarry.”

  “Wait,” Seda said quickly when she thought of it, “I have nothing to give you.”

  Rulgesic smiled, as he touched her face; then put his hand on her heart.

  “Give this to me,” his words through his smile, and right then Seda fell in love with him.

  “I will have yours as well.”

  “I give it over to your fully,” he quickly averred, “To do with as you will.”

  “I will love it,” she said adamantly, “And the man.”

  Rulgesic inhaled. “Let us go.”

  Once the priest wed them, both wasted no time rushing back to the chamber, and after Rulgesic closed the door, he turned and stared lovingly at Seda from across the room.

  “You are mine.” He smiled.

  “I am,” Seda smiled back; then slowly loosened her dress, and as it fell to her feet, slowly he walked to her and put his arms around her waist.

  “Before we lay to sleep each night,” he said, while wrapping his arms around her, “You shall have a kiss from me on some part of your lovely face.”

  At once, Seda put her head on his chest swooned by how assuredly he spoke of his love and intended devotion.

  “I am overcome,” she confessed, “In a blink of an eye I am in love again and wed.”

  Gently, Rulgesic put his strong hands on both sides of Seda’s head; then kissed her forehead before he moved to lips.

  “I shall overcome you more,” he promised, as he walked her backwards to the bed and leaned her onto it, “As I thrust into you.”

  His body upon Seda’s, he held her close as his manhood claimed what was now rightfully and solely his, and forgetting the ecstasy of hot juices pulsing inside her, she gasped and trembled quickly releasing her own silky hot release.

  As both panted and sweated from their first passion, after he rolled off her breathing heavily, he turned his head to her.

  “Wife,” he said lovingly, as she lay on her back catching her breath too.

  “Yes, husband.”

  “Come closer and be in your husband’s arms while we regain our breath,” and Seda did.

  Both well worn, after they rested, they dressed and kissed at the door.

  “Get your things,” he said, “And I shall get mine.”

  “Now shall we speak our joy to all?”

  “We shall.”

  Gleefully, Seda hurried to Nona, and as she excitedly screamed, Laad who was sleeping soundly, jumped out of bed and grabbed his sword, hurrying to Nona.

  “What has happened?”

  “They wed!” Nona said, as she and Seda jumped around holding each other, “They wed, this very dawn!”

  Laad pursed his lips not surprised.

  “I am well stunned you both waited so long,” he teased; then went back to his bedchamber.

  When Rulgesic loudly burst through the door, Ogorec awakened out of his sleep and sat up surprised.

  “Brother!” Rulgesic shouted loudly, “Such a deed!”

  “What do you mean?”

  Groggily, Ovfren sat up too and rubbed his eyes. “What is wrong?”

  “This man!” he blared loudly, “As he hurried to Ogorec, then gave him a huge kiss on his forehead, “Is a wonderful Brother!”

  “I gather all went well?”

  “Well,” Rulgesic said, as he laughed and began gathering his things, “I wed her as the sun rose over our heads.”

  Ovfren and Ogorec looked at each other surprised; then back to Rulgesic.

  “Brother,” Ogorec voiced concerned, “Such a hasty deed.”

  “Such a hasty deed indeed,” Rulgesic repeated happily, “I know you well Brother and what is in your head, “Worry not, I do indeed love her.”

  Ogorec nodded pleased. “Is there anything you need?”

  Rulgesic keep gathering his things, as he thought to himself.

  “I lived with no cares. Now that I am wed, I can no longer be so.”

  “What do wish of me?

  “I wish to be as I was and train again,” Rulgesic said, as he now stood at the door.

  “You know you will have to vie to be such…”

  “Haahaahaaa.” Rulgesic’s laughter, as he walked out the door, which made Ogorec shake his head.

  “Why did he burst into laughter?” Ovfren asked curiously.

  Ogorec laughed, as well and pulled Ovfren close. “He is the one who trained me, and it is from him that I know all that I do.”

  “Ah,” Ovfren said; then hummed pleased by the warmth of his body.

  “Do you hear it?” Ogorec asked, pretending to listen.

  “Hear what?”

  “It is the sound of us alone again.”

  At once, Ovfren smiled and pushed Ogorec down flat and got on top of him. “I do hear it.”

  **

  Truly in love, Seda and Rulgesic’s love grew strong and so did the blessing inside Seda, and after waiting to tell him until her stomach began to grow, it was now time.

  “My dearest,” he said, and put his hands on her waist when he walked inside the chamber, after noticing her pacing back and forth while waiting for him, “You have done nothing but look worried for some time, what is wrong?”

  Seda inhaled; then confessed her worry, “I … I am with child,” she blurted.

  Rulgesic’s face lit.

  “Such joy!” his loving words, and at once lifted her in his arms, “Such joy!”

  Again, Seda
inhaled and looked at him. “So in love I am and so fearful I am.”

  “Why?”

  “I carried a child long ago and lost her,” she answered worried, “And such is my fear of losing one again.”

  Rulgesic sat and lovingly urged her to sit upon his knee.

  “Let no such worries plague you,” he comforted her, “As with us, what was meant came and we fell in love and if from our love we are to raise a child we shall. If not, then not.”

  “So simple are all your words,” Seda said, pleased and comforted, “Do you worry at all?”

  Rulgesic kissed her.

  “I do worry,” he confessed, “That you are a dream and I will wake and find you not beside me.”

  “I will be beside you always,” she assured him, “Dream or not.”

  Lovingly, Rulgesic touched her stomach.“You carry a son.”

  “Are you sure?” her words, as she put her hand upon his.

  “Well sure,” Rulgesic avowed, “And his name will be Adgor the name of my father’s father.”

  Seda smiled. “And if a girl?”

  “Her name will be Adgor,” he teased, “The name of my father’s father.”

  Right away both laughed.

  “Come to bed,” she said and stood.

  As both walked to bed, Rulgesic looked around Ogorec’s old chamber.

  “We have already outgrown were we live.” He noticed, “And must find one more fitting right away.”

  “Even if in a cave,” Seda said, caring nothing about luxurious chambers, “Should that be where we live so be it. I know wherever it is we will be happy.”

  “Then it is set.” Rulgesic smiled always teasing as he kissed her. “I shall begin looking for a fitting cave.”

  **

  The hallway crowded, as Rulgesic, Ogorec, Ovfren, Laad, and Loth paced back and forth, they formed a sort of line to keep from bumping into each other.

  Listening to sounds of screaming as they did, Rulgesic felt himself sick each time he heard Seda scream.

  “Worry not,” Laad tried to assure him, “Such must be heard and we to bear and hear it while we wait.”

  “Such agony,” Rulgesic said anguished.

  As they walked and waited, Ogorec asked his brother about a name.