Predatory Marriage

still worried for Ishakan.

“…I’ll help you…until you’re well…”

He didn’t think now was the time for her to be worrying about him.

Her innocent words made him harden like a stone, and though she didn’t know what was happening, Leah groaned in pain but didn’t complain.
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Ishakan had the urge to mount her again.
Before his body could obey the overpowering instinct, he squeezed his eyes shut, fighting for control.

He could clearly smell the scent of her body.
All of his instincts had sharpened.
The smell of wet female went deep into his lungs and made him dizzy.
He felt as if he were dreaming.
His manhood buried inside her spurted unceasingly.

His mind was so clouded with pleasure, he hardly realized what he was saying.

“Beautiful…my wife…”

“……”

“I love you, I love you… I’m sorry…to bother you…”

Maybe it was because of the love potion.
Maybe it was because she kept calling him Isha.
Maybe it was both, but it was loosening his tongue.

Listening to the whispers, Leah’s ears turned red.
She liked it so much, she deliberately shifted to move her ear closer to his lips.
Her breathing grew fast and ragged, and as he whispered I love you again, more of his seed jetted inside her.

“Ahh…”

Leah’s shoulders twitched as she groaned.
Her body shuddered.
Her inner walls squeezed him repeatedly, as if devouring him.

For a moment, Ishakan was motionless.
He let out a strangled grunt.

“Ahh…Leah…”

The lust he had been fighting to suppress exploded.

The heat in his eyes flared golden and the last remnant of his reason was incinerated.

“I’m going to…bother you some more.”

The words had barely escaped before he was moving.
Ishakan thrust sharply inside her, madly, faster and faster, the slave of his overpowering instinct.
It felt as if he would tear her apart, and Leah briefly lost consciousness, unable to bear it.

Ishakan didn’t stop until he had given her every last drop.
Their love went on and on, until the moon vanished, to usher in the dawn.

The sun had risen to its noon height before Ishakan came back to his senses.