Consummation of a Marriage: A fantasy genre erotica snippet [M/F, large tits, squirting]

**A focus-in from a blur – a royal suite with runes and sigils laden on the doors and bedposts**

Today was the day that the warlock Delacyr Vor married Princess Aurora of the House of Nine. She was sitting hesitantly on her four-posted canopy bed, the red silk hangings making her beautiful body stand out all the more. Her long hair fell in sandy locks to her waist. She wore a slim white gown of Ephesian silk–the best money could buy, and it was so thin and sheer that the outline of her breasts, perfect globes that still maintained a surprisingly firm bounce for such large breasts.

It wasn’t as if Aurora was a virgin. She’d had men before; virginity wasn’t a requirement. But she’d never slept with any of Vor’s people before–he came from the Ephesian tribes beyond the Gravespire Sea. The House of Nine had ruled Thessa for thousands of years, and individuals like Vor, who had skin blacker than sin and eyes to match, simply were unheard of in Thessa.

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***The roaring 20s. Fade-in from black.***

That’s the dame, he knew.

She walked into the office dressed in typical flapper gear—she was in her early 20s with that bobbed hair *those* sort of women liked. A black sparkling jacket and short skirt—looked like a Coco Chanel brand. Judging from that and the almost aggressive panther vibe, she was one rich broad.

“Flap your yap already, miss. What do you want?” the detective barked.

She crossed her legs and let out a little puff of cigarette smoke, carefully shaped like a ringlet. Slow, methodical. Her eyes were blacker than the Devil’s own soul. “I want you to find someone for me.” She pulled a paper out of her silver handbag and slid it over.

He picked up the paper and noted the name. Out in California, it was always good to know people. And this name…this one was a doozy. He got up and paced. She didn’t watch him, but stayed resolutely puffing at her cigarette, her full lips caressing it like she had a grudge against it.