WILD PLEASURE {short erotic stories} Chapter 56: SEXUAL CHOICE (2)

CHAPTER 2

“It’s difficult for me to think about that and even more to imagine...” Raiden’s chest rose and fell. He knew that Akira made the right choice, but he still couldn’t accept it in his heart. “Did you love him?”

“That man? Of course not!” Akira elbowed him in the side. “We lived together for six months, and then he died of a heart attack. He was too fat. Or maybe I tired him out in bed,” she snorted.

“Not funny at all.” Raiden knitted his brows, sitting down on the grass and putting on his tight black pants. “That man might have loved you.”

“He only was after my body. Anyway, Raiden, I never loved him. Never.” Akira stood up, covering her breasts with the silk fabric and gently touching his shoulder with her cheek. “You were steadily on my mind, even though I hated that you left me alone. You always were my knight.”

“I know, Akira.” Raiden made an involuntary sigh, enjoying the last moments with his beloved. “But now, you have to go,” he said sadly, turning to her. “I will tell them that you wound me deeply and ran away. There will be no winner or loser in this battle. Our clans will recede.”

“Do you realize what you are saying?” Akira waved her hands frantically. “I won’t run away from the battlefield like a coward. I’d rather kill myself than go through that shame.”

“I don’t need you dead.” Raiden almost howled in frustration. To not be able to see Akira again was his biggest fear. “Okay,” he agreed, “if you aren’t going to back off, kill me instead. I have no reason to live without touching your body, without listening to your laughter, without inhaling your scent. I won’t survive another separation from you.”

“Raiden...” Akira sobbed, realizing he was very serious. “I tried to...but I...”

“But you couldn’t,” he finished for her, smiling at her amiably. He gently pulled Akira towards himself, while she dressed herself up in front of him. “Maybe we can get married.”

“It’s too late...” she remarked when she saw the black cavalry far behind them. “They will kill us for betrayal.”

Raiden turned to Akira and saw her reddened eyes. He knew what he had to do. He needed to fulfill his dream and hers.

“Akira, I always longed to hide you in the heavens. Will you come with me?” Raiden chuckled through his tears, pointing at the patch of sky where he was staring earlier.

“Of course, my love.” Akira tried to smile but failed. She knew that they would never see each other again, but she hoped that they would meet beyond the clouds, in a magical kingdom where all dreams come true.

Raiden could no longer hesitate. He found Akira’s samurai sword in the grass and with a sympathetic expression at his beloved, he raised his sword above her head.

She whispered, “Meet me in the clouds,” and then he stabbed through them both with her sword. Akira cried out, and her blood stained her clothes in seconds. She fell onto the shoulder of her lover, and they both let out a painful groan. The sword united their young bodies forever. Only the wind stirred their clothes and blew their hair; their bright expressions froze on their faces.

The cavalry was shocked by what they saw. They couldn’t make it in time to tell Akira and Raiden that their clans had made up a few minutes ago. A son of one of the two leaders was born, and that was a great reason to forget past wars.

However, it was too late. They could only ask for forgiveness to Akira and Raiden’s souls— those warriors who they couldn’t save. Warriors, who had

found the shelter which they had dreamed about under the arch of heaven, in the clouds, in each other’s tight embraces.