Chapter 6
- Louisa's POV
- Lucas frowned and said, "Unusual? You mean, other than you were drunk while beating the crap of five hobos?"
- "I mean... I remember that I saw something... Giant and black... It was like a..." As I was saying, I suddenly saw the painting on the wall in the corner of my eyes.
- It was a black wolf with blue eyes, just like Lucas'.
- "Wolf!" I shouted it out.
- Lucas smiled and stroked my hair gently -
- "Darling, you were drunk and you got shocked. People who are drunk and shocked see all kinds of crazy things. There's nothing to worry about."
- "No, I mean, there is a painting of a wolf on the wall..." I said.
- Lucas tilted his head towards me and smirked -
- "What? You don't like that painting?"
- "No... I don't like wolves!" I screamed out. "I've got nightmares about it!"
- Lucas immediately seemed to be a bit hurt.
- For a brief moment, he didn't say anything.
- Then, he suddenly stood up and tore that painting off the wall.
- "Hey! What are you doing?!" I asked.
- "Nothing." He became grumpy, walking back and forth in the room, holding that picture in his hands.
- It seemed that he didn't know what to do with the painting.
- I felt a bit stupid.
- He saved me from a bunch of hobos in the middle of the night and I started commenting on his artistic taste.
- "I'm sorry..." I mumbled.
- "Yeah! You should be sorry!" He threw that painting on the floor. "Wolves are majestic animals! They walk around and they get things done. I don't get why people hate them!"
- "They attack people. It's a primal fear. That's just what it is." I became a bit annoyed.
- I didn't realize that Lucas Sigler was so sensitive and moody.
- At school, he was just goofing around with his gang.
- Lucas looked offended -
- "Wolves never attack people! They react! Like all the damn creatures on earth! They survive despite people! People really should mind their own business and leave wolves alone!"
- I became silent.
- I certainly didn't want to anger a beast in his bedroom.
- I didn't know why he was so upset about the wolf thing, but one thing was for sure -
- Lucas Sigler was more complicated than he looked.
- I thought Lucas was about to walk away.
- But he didn't.
- He threw himself on the bed, covering his head up with the pillow.
- Is he throwing a tantrum?
- Seriously?
- "People have different opinions over things. They have love and fears. Why do you care about what I think anyway?"
- "You just don't understand." He replied in a muffled voice. "You're very important to me."
- "We barely know each other and you can't expect that we'll be soulmates right away," I said in a low voice, trying to remove the pillow from his face.
- "No." He held the pillow fast and would let go of it.
- "You're like a child." I frowned and pulled the pillow again. "I might not like wolves, but I'm sure we'll have some other interests in common. Don't you want to talk about it?"
- Lucas lifted the pillow and looked me through a crack, saying -
- "Okay... I'm listening."
- "I like football. If I were a boy, I would be a football player." I said.
- Lucas completely removed the pillow from his face.
- His eyes were beaming with light -
- "I like football as well! It's something larger than life! I'm in my element on the field. I love the game, the spotlight, and tens of thousands of people chanting your name at the same time. It was a thrill that I can't get by doing anything else!"
- "Not even sex?" I asked.
- I regretted it almost instantly after saying it aloud.
- The topic of sex made Lucas more excited.
- "I didn't have sex with those girls. I only fucked them. But you're different." He leaned forward and held me in his arms.
- This time, I didn't push him away.
- His arms and chest were so firm and they made me feel safe.
- He smelt like bergamot and citrus, which happened to be my favorite scent.
- "I want to have sex with you," he said in a tender voice. "I want to do everything to protect you and make you happy. I want to buy you the most beautiful thing on earth and kiss you every night before you go to sleep. I want to hold you in my arms till the last moment of my life..."
- His voice was so deep and tender.
- It was like some sort of ancient chanting, which stroked the most primal instinct in my heart.
- "Don't get so carried away," I murmured. "You don't even know me."
- "So let me know more about you." He smirked and buried his head in my hair, kissing me, all the way down my nape.
- I moaned silently and my body turned boiling hot.
- All of a sudden, he stopped.
- "Where did you get this?" He asked and stared at the scar on my collar bone.
- I tried to cover it with my hand, but he held my hand.
- "It's a birthmark," I lowered my head, feeling a bit embarrassed. "I got it when I was born."
- He lifted my face and forced me to look at him.
- "Louisa Falco..." His voice was enchanting. Were there tears of joy in his eyes?
- "I've spent all my life, looking for you..." He bent over and kissed the scar gently.
- At the moment his lips touched my skin, I suddenly had a very strange feeling -
- This intimacy was so natural! I didn't feel anything strange about it at all!
- It was as if I had known him for my entire life.
- He got bold by my silent permission and got on top of me.
- I had never thought that my body could stand so much weight...
- It seemed that it was the burden that I was supposed to carry.
- It almost felt like I was made for this moment...
- I was made for him.
- "Oh, babe. You're so hot. I'm so hard now," he said.
- I looked down and took a glance at his chunk of manhood.
- It was fully inflated, and it was as hard as steel, with bulging blue veins.
- I immediately panicked.
- There's no way for him to put that thing in my body!
- It was so huge!
- He detected my fear and whispered in my ear, "I'll be gentle, babe. If you don't feel like doing it, just let me know. I'll stop."
- "Don't... Don't stop..." I said with my legs wrapping around his waist.