Warrior's Desire: Reylar of the Ezrok - SciFi Alien Romance (Bonus Book included!)

by Vivian Venus

  She laughed and hit his chest. “You idiot. Ah!”

  He touched her spot again, his fingers dipping in and out and circling around her clit. Daggen’s cock was throbbing and rock hard – the hardest he had ever felt it. He wanted her. He had never felt this intensity of desire before. He undid the clasp of her jeans and helped her shimmy out of them while Ryn tugged off her shirt and threw it aside. She was in nothing but her bra and panties, her body lit softly by the light of the earth. She moved to undo his pants, and Daggen impatiently ripped open his shirt, the buttons flying off.

  “We’re going to have to get you a new shirt,” she smiled.

  She tugged down his pants and dropped to her knees in front of him, admiring the hard bulge that was tenting his underwear. She could smell his manly scent through the fabric, and it made her even wetter. Without any further hesitation she curled her fingers under the fabric and yanked them down.

  Daggen’s cock was huge. It stood hard and tall in front of her face, a little bead of pre-come building on its tip. She wrapped her fingers around it, and Daggen let out a little sigh.

  He had never felt anyone touch him there before. Her hand was warm, and she began to stroke his length. He groaned with pleasure and watched as Ryn opened her mouth and took him inside.

  “Ah,” he grunted. “That feels amazing.”

  She pleasured him that way until Daggen’s desire for her grew too strong, and he pulled himself out of her mouth and lifted her to her feet. He then picked her up as if she weighed nothing, dropped her down into the pilot’s chair and then lifted her legs so they rested on the arms of the chair.

  Ryn’s face was flushed hot as she anticipated what he was going to do. He bent down to one knee in front of her, bringing his face in front of her spot. It was just the thin strip of fabric between him and her, and he quickly drew her panties down her thighs and tossed them aside. He looked at her, admiring her bare gorgeousness, and then spread her open with his thumbs. She gasped as his tongue flicked across her, and she was so wet that a thin trail of her lust connected to his tongue.

  Then he wrapped his lips around her and circled his tongue around her spot, tasting her and pleasuring her. Her body shook with the movement of his tongue, it felt incredible. “How are you so…good…” she moaned.

  Daggen’s cock throbbed intensely as he tasted her and felt her twitching and pulsing around his tongue. He wanted to enter her, and feel her around him, and when Ryn softly begged him to fuck her he didn’t hesitate.

  He entered her, and Ryn felt like universe had set itself right. She looked up into the eyes of magnificent alien man who had crash landed into her life, and realized that she was in love with him. He filled her up deep as he slammed hard into her, and she grabbed onto his arms and moaned with explosive ecstasy.

  They came together, Ryn’s body shivering with the intensity of her orgasm as she felt Daggen swell up inside her. He leaned down and kissed her, and when their throws of pleasure had passed he picked her up in his arms and carried her back to his bunk where they laid in each other’s arms.

  They kissed again.

  Daggen hugged her close. His mind was reeling from what had happened. He hadn’t expected this to have happened between them, and now he knew that letting her go would be impossible for him.

  What would he do when Keln came to wipe all existence of him from her mind? If he ran with her now, they would be caught eventually.

  CHAPTER SIX

  Back on Earth, Ryn pulled on her shirt and fastened her jeans and slipped out of the bed in her trailer. She looked out the window and saw that Daggen was standing outside, looking out at the desert. She walked outside and put her arm around his waist, and seemed surprised like he had been lost in his thoughts.

  “What’s the matter?” she asked.

  He took her hand and squeezed it tightly. Daggen knew that their time together was nearing an end, and he couldn’t think of any way to stop it. How would he tell her?

  He looked into her eyes and kissed her softly. He considered not telling her altogether – after all, it would be his burden to carry in the end. She would go on with her life never even remembering his existence, and he would return to gazing at her from the stars. Perhaps it was more selfish for him to want to tell her, but he couldn’t hold it inside.

  “Ryn, I need to tell you something.”

  “What?”

  “I… You’re going to forget about me.”

  She laughed. “What are you talking about?”

  “I’ve broken one of the rules of my assignment by coming down to earth and meeting you. That man that picked me up yesterday, he was one of my kind. His job is to enforce the protocols given to those who observe your planet. I was never meant to meet you and because I did… He’ll be here soon to fix that.”

  She frowned. “I don’t know understand, Daggen. What’s going to happen?”

  “I’ll return to my post in orbit above the planet and you… Your memory of me, of us, will be erased.”

  She took a step back. “H-how? No…”

  Daggen hung his head. “I’m sorry that I’m only telling you this now.”

  She grabbed his hand. She wasn’t upset with him. “There has to be something we can do,” she said urgently. “Right?”

  He shook his head. “The first strike notice has been served to me. Keln will be here to finish his part of the job, and unless that’s done there will be a warrant put out for my arrest.”

  Tears formed in Ryn’s eyes. How could this happen? They were only just together… And Daggen… She hugged him tightly. “There has to be something…”

  Daggen kissed her head. “I’m sorry, my love. The most we can do is enjoy the time we have together now before it’s lost forever. There won’t be any pain. You’ll wake up and not remember a thing. You’ll go back to your work, and continue painting those beautiful pictures.”

  “No,” she pleaded. They had just found happiness and it was already being torn away from them. Sadness and anger flooded her, but mostly at the thought of Daggen living alone with the memory of what they shared while she lived on in blissful ignorance.

  “I don’t have any regrets,” Daggen said. “I would rather live my life having met you and lost you than always wondering what could’ve been.”

  “There was always something missing from my life until you,” Ryn said. “If you’re gone I…”

  “You’ll survive,” Daggen said, smiling. “You’ll paint, and you’ll find someone new.”

  She shook her head. “You’re different, Daggen.” She knew it was true. She had never felt this way about anyone before. If she couldn’t be with him, she knew she would live with an emptiness in her forever.

  He kissed her again. “Let’s make the most of our time together today.”

  “Let me paint you,” she said. “Please, so that I’ll never forget you.”

  She got out her easel and went to get a fresh canvas, but she realized that she had no more. She went inside her camper and searched around to try and find a blank board, but found nothing. She turned, her eyes settling on a canvas in a black frame hat had been turned to face the wall. She turned it around and held it up. It was the painting she had made after Greg cheated on her and burned her work. There was no hesitation as she removed the frame, took the painting outside and placed it on her easel. Her brush worked quickly and passionately, with each stroke bearing the memory of their romance.

  Afterwards, they made love again and then sat together outside to watch the sunset in each other’s arms, speaking softly to each other about themselves. They spoke with the ease and connection of a couple deeply in love, as if they had been together for much longer than just a single night. They told each other's about their childhoods, their lives on their respective planets. Ryn spoke about her heartbreak, why she had decided to come out to the desert. That all seemed so long ago now. He encouraged her to settle down here, to integrate with the community and sell her work more seriously here.
She promised she would.

  As the day came to a close they both silently hoped that maybe they were off the hook, that Keln wasn’t coming after all and that somehow Ryn’s memory would be spared, but when Daggen felt the air tingling around him he knew that the time had come.

  An orb of light appeared and hovered in the air, and a sudden flash enveloped them. When it had faded, Keln stood silently before them.

  “I’m here to finish my assignment,” he announced officially. “Daggen Trys, you will be returned to your ship to carry out the rest of your assignment. The human female’s memory of your encounter will be wiped in order to maintain our non-interference except by trained personnel ordinance.”

  Ryn found she couldn’t fight back her tears, and they rolled heavily down her face. “Daggen,” she said. “Please don’t go.”

  “It’s time,” Keln said. “I’ve given you as much as I could. Daggen, are you ready?”

  “Just a minute,” he said. “Just give me one more minute.”

  Daggen stroked Ryn’s warm cheek, wiping away tears. “I promise you, I’ll be back someday. Somehow, I’ll find a way to come to you. We’ll be together then, forever. I promise you.” He kissed her.

  “Don’t forget,” she said.

  Keln held up his pendant.

  “I love you,” Daggen said.

  The pendant shot out a blue beam that shone on Ryn’s forehead, and her eyes fluttered and closed. Daggen closed his eyes and fought back tears. Then he was enveloped by a warm sensation, and when he opened his eyes again he was standing next to his ship.

  He took a deep breath and looked back out at the desert, his heart aching to return to Ryn. He entered the ship and walked to his quarters. He smiled and picked up the wide-brimmed hat she had given him and brought it to his nose, then gently set it back down. It was time to go.

  EPILOGUE – FIFTEEN YEARS LATER

  Daggen drove his brand new Volkswagen SUV across the unpaved country road through the thick evergreen forest. He was Darryl now, or at least that was the human name he went by. He glanced at the address written on the bottom of an art gallery flier and double checked the GPS on his cell phone. He hoped he was going the right way – he still wasn’t used to navigating roads. He wished he could just use his pendant to teleport now that it had been upgraded to match his new rank, but he knew better. Ten years of pestering the higher ups, petitioning and re-petitioning, and five years of additional training and Daggen had managed to secure a very rare assignment change. He had proven himself worthy of the highest possible task – human integration.

  The moment the notice came through, Daggen set to work to find her. It wasn’t hard, she was a world famous artist now. The next Georgia O’keeffe, the woman managing her show had said. Daggen didn’t know who that was, but he assumed it was good. She deserved it all.

  The GPS announced his arrival and he turned off the main road down a narrow gravel one that lead through a spacious grass lawn. He could see the house, a pleasant country cottage that was a far cry from the tiny camper she had in the desert. He parked the car, took a deep breath, and started towards the house. He hoped she was home. He had been too nervous to call her, unsure of what she would say, so he figured it might be better just to show up. He hoped he wasn’t wrong – he remembered her fiery attitude when they had first met and wondered if he would get chased away.

  He reached the front door and with a moment of hesitation, knocked loudly. His heart leapt as he heard her voice calling from the inside.

  “Yeah, give me a second! I’m just making some tea.”

  A few moments later the door pulled open, and Daggen’s breath was swept away. She looked nearly the same as she did the day he left, softer maybe, less edge. She looked up at him and smiled.

  “Um, hello,” Daggen said. “I… My name is—”

  “Daggen. Daggen Trys,” Ryn said slowly. “I had a feeling you’d show up someday. I was beginning to think it’d never happen.”

  Daggen coughed in shock. “You know who I am?”

  She laughed in a way that sounded like she had just thought of an old memory she had forgotten. “I haven’t a clue who you are. But it's comforting to know that we have met before. It’s kind of a weird story, but…here take a look.” She walked back inside the house. “Come on, come in.”

  Daggen followed her. The house was pleasant, furnished with all hand made wooden furniture and adorned with dozens of paintings and photographs. His mouth dropped open when his eyes came on one that was framed and hung above the mantle.

  It was the painting. The portrait she did of him on the day they were separated.

  “We have a lot to talk about, I think,” Ryn said. “You want some tea?”

  He smiled. “I’d love some.”

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  The Warriors of Raspharion series:

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  Trapped with the Warrior

  Warrior’s Taken

  Table of Contents

  SUMMARY

  Copyright

  1. REYLAR VEN ERZ

  2. LILIANDRA CAST

  3. REYLAR

  4. LILIANDRA

  5. REYLAR

  6. LILIANDRA

  7. REYLAR

  8. LILIANDRA

  REYLAR

  Epilogue: LILIANDRA

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