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Tit Focus

Squirting

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Make it Nasty

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The hum of the private jet's engines thrummed through Elara Thorne's bones like a distant heartbeat, vibrating the plush leather seat beneath her as the aircraft sliced through the twilight sky. Outside the oval window, the world below was a patchwork of fading golden fields and deepening shadows, the sun dipping toward the horizon in a blaze of crimson and purple that painted the clouds like spilled ink. Elara, her slender frame curled against the headrest, felt the cool rush of recycled air brushing her cheeks, carrying faint traces of lavender from the scented tissues in her bag. At twenty-five, with her chestnut hair falling in soft waves around her face and her wide, inquisitive hazel eyes hidden beneath fluttering lashes, she exuded an air of quiet intensity—shy and introspective, yet buzzing with the thrill of the unknown. This trip to the fantasy convention was her escape, a chance to explore the edges of her peculiar gift, where dreams didn't just visit; they clawed their way into reality, leaving echoes in the waking world. As exhaustion from the day's travel settled over her, she allowed her eyelids to drift shut, the soft rustle of her convention badge against her sweater the last sound to fade into the background.

In the hazy realm between sleep and wakefulness, Elara's mind wandered into a forest thick with ancient trees, their leaves whispering secrets in the wind. She felt the cool earth beneath her bare feet, the scent of damp moss and wildflowers filling her nostrils, but something primal stirred in the shadows—a presence that made her heart quicken. It started as a low growl, reverberating through the dream like thunder, pulling at the threads of reality until the jet's cabin seemed to warp around her. The air grew heavier, charged with an electric tension, and a musky, earthy aroma invaded her senses, overriding the sterile plane environment. Elara's pulse raced, her breath coming in shallow gasps as the dream's edges blurred with the real world; the seat beneath her felt less solid, as if the forest floor was rising to meet her.

Then, with a jolt that shattered the dream's fragile hold, Elara's eyes snapped open to find herself not alone. A towering figure loomed in the dim cabin light, his broad shoulders and commanding stance filling the space like a storm about to break. King Darius, his chiseled features etched with an intensity that made her stomach twist, regarded her with eyes like molten gold, flecked with the wild hunger of his lycan heritage. At thirty, he exuded raw power, his muscular form clad in dark, tailored clothing that did little to conceal the primal energy coiled within him. His scent—woodsy and intoxicating—wrapped around her, stirring a deep, unspoken yearning she hadn't known she possessed. "Awake at last, my elusive dreamweaver," he murmured, his voice a deep rumble that sent shivers down her spine, his gaze locking onto hers with a possessive heat that promised both danger and irresistible discovery. Elara's heart hammered in her chest, the boundary between her gift and this enigmatic king blurring further, drawing her into a vortex of passion she could neither resist nor fully comprehend.

The engines of the private jet hummed with a low, rhythmic vibration that seeped into Elara Thorne's bones, lulling her deeper into the plush leather seat as the world outside blurred into a tapestry of cotton-candy clouds. At twenty-five, with her chestnut hair cascading in soft waves over her shoulders and her wide, emerald eyes half-lidded with exhaustion, she felt a thrill of anticipation mixed with the weight of her hidden gift—a power that turned dreams into tangible reality, though she had yet to master its whims. The cabin's dimmed lights cast a warm glow on the polished wood paneling, the scent of fresh coffee and leather mingling with the faint, sterile tang of recycled air. Elara shifted slightly, her fingers tracing the edge of her convention badge in her lap, imagining the bustling halls of the fantasy event awaiting her in the city below. But as the jet sliced through the sky, her eyelids grew heavier, pulled by the siren call of sleep, and she surrendered to the haze, her mind drifting into realms where the boundaries of imagination blurred with the real.

In the velvet darkness of her dreams, the familiar hum of the engines faded, replaced by the primal rustle of ancient forests and the cool kiss of night air on her skin. Elara's consciousness stirred within a moonlit glade, where silver beams pierced the canopy above, illuminating a figure that exuded raw, commanding power. King Darius stood before her, his tall, muscular frame cloaked in shadows that did little to conceal the chiseled lines of his thirty-year-old physique—broad shoulders tapering to a waist wrapped in dark, regal furs, his piercing golden eyes locking onto hers with an intensity that made her heart stutter. His presence was intoxicating, a mix of earthy musk and the wild scent of pine, his dark hair tousled as if he'd just emerged from a hunt. She felt an inexplicable pull, her body responding with a flush of warmth that spread from her cheeks to the pit of her stomach, awakening curiosities she had long kept buried. Yet, as he stepped closer, his gaze predatory and possessive, Elara's shyness rose like a shield, her breath catching in a silent question of whether this was merely a dream or something far more dangerous.

The air between them thickened with unspoken tension, the glade alive with the whisper of leaves and the distant howl of wolves, echoing the king's lycan heritage. Darius's voice rumbled low, a velvet growl that vibrated through the night, "You've wandered into my domain, little dreamer," he said, his hand extending with deliberate slowness, fingers brushing the air mere inches from her face. Elara's pulse quickened, her skin tingling at the proximity, the dream weaving threads of desire that she both feared and craved, pulling her deeper into this enigmatic encounter.

The hum of the airplane's engines vibrated through the plush leather seat, a steady rumble that lulled Elara Thorne into a trance-like state as the private jet sliced through the twilight sky. Outside, the world below was a patchwork of twinkling city lights and shadowy mountains, the last rays of the setting sun painting the horizon in hues of deep crimson and gold. At twenty-five, Elara sat with her hands folded in her lap, her slender fingers tracing the edge of a well-worn fantasy novel she'd brought for the convention. Her heart-shaped face, framed by waves of chestnut hair that fell to her shoulders, betrayed a quiet intensity—eyes the color of storm clouds, wide and inquisitive, hinting at the secrets she guarded so closely. The air inside the cabin was cool and scented with faint traces of lavender from the complimentary amenities, a stark contrast to the nervous flutter in her chest. She had always been shy, preferring the solace of her dreams to the chaos of the real world, but this trip to the fantasy convention promised adventure, a chance to explore the boundaries of her peculiar gift where dreams bled into reality.

As the plane leveled off, Elara's eyelids grew heavy, the day's exhaustion pulling her under like a gentle tide. She shifted in her seat, her soft cotton dress rustling against the leather, and allowed her mind to wander into the familiar haze of slumber. In her dreams, shadows danced and shapes formed with unnatural clarity—fragments of stories she'd read, woven with the raw edges of her desires. The convention had excited her, a beacon for her introspective soul, but tonight, the boundaries between wakefulness and fantasy blurred more than usual. Her breath deepened, each inhale carrying the faint metallic tang of recycled air, as vivid images began to coalesce: a moonlit forest, the call of distant wolves, and a figure emerging from the mist, his presence commanding and inescapable.

Suddenly, the dream sharpened into something tangible, the airplane's gentle sway fading as Elara felt a warm presence envelop her. Her body tensed, a mix of curiosity and trepidation flooding her senses, the dream's haze lifting to reveal a dimly lit chamber that smelled of earth and pine. She was no longer on the plane, or perhaps she was, but the line had dissolved. Before her stood King Darius, his towering form casting a long shadow, his eyes glowing with an otherworldly amber hue. At thirty, he exuded an aura of primal strength, his broad shoulders and chiseled features etched with the marks of ancient power, his dark hair tousled as if he'd just emerged from a wild hunt. Elara's pulse quickened, a flush creeping up her neck as his gaze locked onto hers, possessive and intense, drawing her deeper into the unfolding enigma of her own making.

The hum of the airplane's engines vibrated through the plush leather seat, a steady rumble that blended with the faint whistle of wind rushing past the windows at 30,000 feet. Elara Thorne sat alone in the dimly lit cabin of the private jet, her fingers tracing the cool edge of a half-empty coffee cup, its bitter aroma lingering in the recycled air. Outside, the world was a patchwork of twilight clouds, streaked with the last fiery hues of sunset, painting the sky in shades of deep crimson and bruised purple. At twenty-five, Elara exuded an air of quiet introspection, her slender frame draped in a simple black sweater and jeans that did little to hide the subtle curves beneath. Her chestnut hair fell in loose waves around her face, framing eyes that held a spark of hidden curiosity, though she often kept them lowered, as if afraid of what they might reveal. This trip to the fantasy convention was meant to be her escape, a chance to explore the worlds she had only dreamed of—literally. For as long as she could remember, Elara's dreams had a way of bleeding into reality, manifesting in fleeting, inexplicable ways that left her both thrilled and terrified.

As the plane droned on, exhaustion from the day's travel settled over her like a heavy blanket, her eyelids growing heavier with each passing minute. She shifted in her seat, the soft fabric whispering against her skin, and tried to focus on the book in her lap—a worn volume on ancient myths—but the words blurred into a haze. A strange warmth began to spread through her body, starting from the base of her spine and radiating outward, as if the air itself had thickened with an unseen energy. Elara's breath quickened, her heart fluttering like a caged bird, and she wondered if it was the altitude playing tricks on her mind. Unbidden images flickered at the edges of her consciousness: towering forests bathed in moonlight, the scent of pine and earth mingling with something more primal. She fought to stay awake, gripping the armrest until her knuckles turned white, but the pull was too strong, drawing her into the depths of slumber where her dreams held sway.

In the haze between waking and sleep, the cabin seemed to shift, the familiar hum of the engines fading into the rustle of leaves and the distant howl of wind through ancient trees. Elara's body felt weightless, her senses sharpening as a new presence loomed in the darkness of her mind—a figure of immense power, his silhouette etched against the ethereal glow. She could almost feel his gaze upon her, intense and possessive, stirring a mix of fear and inexplicable longing deep within her core. This was no ordinary dream; it was the threshold to something wild, something that threatened to unravel the careful control she had always maintained over her gift. As the shadows closed in, Elara surrendered, her lips parting in a silent gasp, unaware that the line between fantasy and reality was about to dissolve completely.

The soft hum of the private jet's engines vibrated through the plush leather seat, a steady rhythm that lulled Elara Thorne deeper into the haze of exhaustion. Outside the window, the world below was a patchwork of clouds and distant city lights, the sun dipping low on the horizon in a blaze of oranges and purples that painted the sky like a canvas from one of her vivid dreams. At twenty-five, Elara's heart raced with the thrill of her first fantasy convention, a rare escape from the quiet life she'd built in a small coastal town. Her chestnut hair fell in loose waves around her face, framing wide hazel eyes that held a mix of innocent wonder and the weight of secrets she dared not share. She shifted in her seat, the cool fabric of her favorite sweater brushing against her skin, a comforting reminder of the real world as her eyelids grew heavy.

As the plane sliced through the air, Elara's thoughts drifted to the stories she'd always loved—tales of mythical beings and forbidden desires—and before she could resist, sleep claimed her. In that ethereal space between wakefulness and dreams, the familiar hum transformed into the primal beat of distant drums, echoing through an ancient forest thick with the scent of moss and pine. When she opened her eyes, the jet's interior had vanished, replaced by the flickering torchlight of a grand stone chamber. The air was thick with the earthy tang of fur and smoke, and a chill raced down her spine as she realized she was no longer alone. There, in the shadows, loomed a figure of commanding presence: King Darius, his muscular frame clad in dark, intricately etched armor that gleamed like polished obsidian. His piercing golden eyes locked onto hers, radiating an intensity that made her breath catch, his chiseled jaw and broad shoulders exuding an aura of raw, possessive power that stirred something deep within her—a hidden yearning she had long suppressed. 

The Lycan King's lips curled into a knowing smile as he stepped closer, the subtle rustle of his cloak sending a shiver through the air, and Elara's heart pounded in her chest, caught between fear and an inexplicable pull toward this dominant force that seemed to awaken the very essence of her being.

The hum of the private jet's engines thrummed through the plush leather seat, a steady vibration that seeped into Elara Thorne's bones, lulling her into a hazy reverie. Outside the small oval window, the world below was a patchwork of twinkling city lights and shadowy countryside, blurring into an abstract canvas as the plane sliced through the night sky. At twenty-five, Elara had always felt like an outsider in her own life, her slender frame—pale skin dusted with faint freckles and chestnut hair tied back in a practical braid—belying the storm of secrets she carried. She adjusted the soft blanket draped over her lap, her fingers tracing the edge absentmindedly, as excitement for the fantasy convention bubbled beneath her shy exterior. This trip was meant to be her escape, a chance to explore the worlds she only dared to dream about, but tonight, the air in the cabin felt charged, thick with an undercurrent of something wild and unspoken.

As the cabin lights dimmed, Elara's eyelids grew heavy, her mind wandering to the tales of mythical creatures she'd devoured in preparation for the event. She was no stranger to the extraordinary; her gift, a double-edged sword of wonder and peril, had a way of turning her nocturnal fantasies into tangible reality. Yet, as she settled deeper into the seat, the scent of polished wood and faint lavender from the airplane's luxurious interior enveloped her, coaxing her into sleep. Her breath slowed, heart beating in rhythm with the engine's drone, and in that vulnerable moment, a flicker of curiosity stirred within her—curiosity about the hidden desires she kept locked away, the ones that whispered of dominance and surrender in the quiet corners of her thoughts.

Unbeknownst to her, the dream that claimed her was no ordinary one. It began subtly, with the sensation of warm fur brushing against her skin, a primal energy that wrapped around her like a possessive embrace. Elara's subconscious pulled her deeper, into a realm where shadows danced with the glow of ancient torches, and the air grew heavy with the musk of earth and power. She stirred slightly in her seat, a soft sigh escaping her lips, as the boundary between wakefulness and fantasy blurred, drawing her toward an encounter that would unravel the very fabric of her reality.

The soft hum of the airplane's engines vibrated through the plush leather seat, a steady rhythm that lulled Elara Thorne deeper into the haze of exhaustion. Outside the small oval window, the world had dissolved into a sea of inky black, punctuated only by the occasional flicker of stars, as the private jet sliced through the night sky toward the glittering lights of the fantasy convention in some distant city. At twenty-five, Elara's life had always teetered on the edge of the ordinary and the extraordinary—her rare gift, a secret burden that turned her dreams into tangible reality, made every moment feel like walking a tightrope over an abyss. She shifted slightly, the cool silk of her blouse brushing against her skin, a faint scent of lavender from the complimentary pillow mingling with the sterile air of the cabin, as her eyelids grew heavier, the day's excitement ebbing away into a warm, inviting fog.

In the depths of her mind, the dream unfurled like a velvet curtain parting on a forbidden stage. Elara found herself standing in a moonlit forest, the air thick with the earthy aroma of damp leaves and wildflowers, the ground beneath her bare feet a tapestry of cool moss and twisted roots. Her heart quickened, a mix of curiosity and unease blooming in her chest, as she realized this was no ordinary slumber—the edges of her vision shimmered with that familiar, electric pulse that meant her gift was at work. She was dressed in a flowing gown of silver-threaded fabric that clung to her lithe form, highlighting the gentle curves of her body she often hid from the world, her chestnut hair cascading in loose waves down her back. Shy by nature, Elara's introspective soul craved adventure, yet here, in this dream-made-real, a thrill of vulnerability coursed through her veins.

Then, he emerged from the shadows of the ancient trees, his presence commanding the very air around them. King Darius, the Lycan King, towered before her with an aura of raw, primal power that made the hairs on her arms stand on end. At thirty, his muscular frame was honed by centuries of mythical rule, his broad shoulders and chiseled jaw framed by a mane of dark, windswept hair that caught the moonlight's glow. His eyes, a piercing amber that burned with possessive intensity, locked onto hers, stirring a deep, unspoken chemistry that Elara had only ever imagined in the quiet corners of her mind. The scent of him—musk and pine, wild and intoxicating—wafted toward her, pulling her inexorably closer, as the forest seemed to hold its breath in anticipation. She felt a flush rise to her cheeks, her body responding to his gaze with a heat she couldn't deny, the first sparks of desire igniting within her innocent heart   

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