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Tawny Taylor Carpe Nocturne 2: Kiss Me, Kill Me - 50 <br />
reached climax. And then, as she watched, the beautiful man making love to her<br />
changed into a hideous beast. No sooner did she gasp in surprise than he was back to<br />
Miko, the handsome man. He staggered as he pulled out of her and gave her a sated<br />
smile.<br />
Had she just imagined that change?<br />
He must’ve realized something was wrong because his expression sobered. He<br />
tipped his head and gave her a questioning look. “Is something wrong, kitten?”<br />
She was still tingling all over and warm from Miko’s thorough lovemaking, but<br />
the horror of what she’d seen was sending chills down her spine. “I… I think I saw<br />
something.”<br />
He nodded and silently freed her from her bindings. After helping her to her feet<br />
and magically producing a robe, which she promptly put on, he motioned for her to<br />
have a seat on a bench. “You know we are a magical people by now.”<br />
“Yes.”<br />
“What you see, in that brief moment as I reach climax is what we call our Verus<br />
Corpus, True Body. Our magic is strong enough to maintain the form you see for all<br />
time, with the exception of a brief instant before we climax and at the time of our death.<br />
It is only then that you will see me as I truly am, as a monster to your eyes.”<br />
It was hard to wrap her mind around the fact that, in truth, she was making love<br />
to monsters. Great, tall beings with long, gangly limbs, skeletal bodies and gray-hued<br />
skin. Miko’s face had changed too. It had reminded her of that hideous deep-sea fish.<br />
The one with the blunt-nosed face and mouth full of long, needle-like teeth.<br />
The image was stuck there, in her head. It was frightening and repulsive and<br />
even knowing she didn’t have to see it again, if she simply kept her eyes closed during<br />
that brief instant when the shroud fell away, she wasn’t sure if she could get past it.<br />
Monsters. Burke and Miko were truly monsters.<br />
Since she’d first met Burke, she’d barely recognized the fact that they weren’t<br />
human. She was slowly accepting the fact that when either of them was around, her<br />
brain didn’t function. There was some kind of invisible erotic bond between them and