A nibble.
Sure.
Whatever helped him sleep at night.
To his credit, the Imperial Crown Prince—who had just been declared the "best at seduction," much to his personal horror—had been busy internally chastising himself for succumbing to the temptation that easily.
He hadn’t even tried to resist properly.
No struggle, no dignity, no last stand.
Just a pair of fluttering lashes, clasped hands, and suddenly, he was compromised.
"..."
"..."
It was embarrassing.
Worse, the one who brought him to this state hadn’t even needed to say anything. No persuasion. No clever words. And yet the so-called unshakable pillar of the Empire had bent without so much as a protest.
Of course, that might’ve been because it involved his wife.
In most situations, Xavier wouldn’t even hesitate. He would’ve accepted every opportunity offered to him without question. Tonight wouldn’t have been any different...
If they weren’t where they were.
Because unfortunately—
They were still in the Kyros Capital Manor.
And while Xavier had already come to terms with being shameless in certain aspects of his life, he was still upright enough to avoid putting his wife in uncomfortable situations.
Like, say, hearing the rumbling of a father who’d want an explanation for the state of his precious son.
Haaah.
See, this particular manor was a bit tricky.
The manor itself wasn’t small. In fact, it was larger than most estates. But Solara, being the capital, was densely occupied.
Not overcrowded, but populated enough that those with extremely heightened senses would notice things they weren’t meant to notice given the much closer proximity.
Which meant...
Certain activities that would draw attention were best avoided when possible.
At least while they were here.
To others, the solution might’ve seemed simple. Use a spiritual barrier. Easy. Just block everything out.
But that was the thing, it would still be problematic.
Using and not using barriers was practically the same as announcing something.
A person who had nothing to hide wouldn’t be using one, making the reasonable sounds that a living person would make.
But using one and having everyone notice the existence of the sudden void was simply asking for it.
Ugh.
But then why not just go to the dungeon space?
Wouldn’t that be the easiest fix?
Of course.
That would’ve solved everything. Privacy, distance, sound—
Except it didn’t.
Because while sound could be managed, there was still one issue left.
Scent.
Yes.
That.
And that was exactly what Xavier had been trying to explain to his beloved, despite his current trials and tribulations.
If only he could get a word in.
"Lower, just a little bit lower..."
"Like this?"
"Mn... just like that. Harder."
Xavier let out a low, gravelly groan that vibrated through the room. To anyone listening by the door, the sounds wouldn’t be too hard to misunderstand.
Then again, even inside, the Imperial Prince was going through his own inexplicable struggles as he tried guiding his beloved towards the right path.
So it was important to note that he didn’t account for those sounds either.
And yet there they were...
"Wait, right there... yes," Xavier rasped, his voice noticeably thicker now. "Don’t stop now. Use more... more pressure."
"I-I think I’m getting the hang of it!" Luca whispered back, his voice sounding breathless and eager.
"Nngh—!"
Xavier’s head tipped back, a sharp, ragged breath escaping his lips before he could stop it.
"Yeah. You’re... you’re doing better than I expected. You can keep going."
"I’ll try to handle it."
The proximity of their bodies and the rhythmic, heavy kneading made the air in the room feel suffocatingly hot.
Luca, feeling a surge of pride and excitement at his husband’s vocal approval, decided to make an even greater effort. He wanted to show he was a fast learner.
Of course, he’d been told not to be too worried about performance, but this wasn’t because he was being an anxious wife, but more because he genuinely wanted to please his beloved.
So just as he remembered what had been said earlier, he gathered his strength, put his weight into it, and used much greater force than before.
CRACK!
Now, it wasn’t like any of them were particularly inexperienced.


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