All night, and all the next day, the tornado of passion carried them across fields of desire.
As Nathaniel was climaxing for the 3rd - or was it the or 4th? - time - this time, across her lips as she lunged forward, desperately, to take him on her tongue - he saw her kissing him, in a sort of animalistic frenzy - and he looked up to see the sun, rising, decked with majestic purple hue, wearing green mountains like a prom dress. And he swore, "I will never forget this sunrise."
She always knew when he was about to explode; in those moments, he felt like a train that had jumped the tracks - so reckless, so not in command - but she was in command - the way she flicked her tongue - the way she seemed to be speaking a foreign language to his body - a language not even he knew - the way she read his pleasure, like a mystery book, with a surprise ending, that she had written - she always knew when he was about to explode, and for how long, and where, and how much - like she'd planned the whole thing. She knew, but he never did, and he was fine with that. More than fine; it was better this way.