Running Wild || Alecto & Bellatrix
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Bella wiggled her hips along with the movement of Alecto’s hands, aiding her in her quest to divest them both of their clothing without actually lifting a finger. She sighed quietly as the heavy fabric fell away from her body, pooled on the floor around her feet. She stepped out of it easily, hands skimming lazily along the expanse of skin between the other woman’s shoulder blades, down and across as far as her hands could reach without having to move them.
When Alecto began going lower, lips trailing down her body like molten fire, Bella’s breath stuck in her throat and her hands curled into her hair, guiding her without truly needing to. Alecto still had clothes on, far too much clothing, and then she was stripping herself as easily as she had Bella. The darker haired witch was only given a moment to appreciate the goddess that was standing before her before he fingers were being threaded through the blonde’s and she was being dragged along behind her.
The cool night air of the woods chilled her skin. Gooseflesh cropped up all along her arms and legs but it felt wonderful, so she said nothing. Her head still throbbed painfully but the coolness of the night was helping. The dappled sunlight that streaked through the trees turned Alecto’s hair into molten gold, so beautiful that Bellatrix couldn’t look away. When she began to step faster and faster, Bella tightened her hold and watched as her hair flew out behind her in a great golden arc. She didn’t need to watch where her feet touched. Alecto knew where she was going and Bella trusted her enough with this, trusted her enough to know she would never hurt her. Not here.
It could’ve taken moments, hours, years as they ran through the forest. Alecto leading Bella on a path that countless Carrow women had swept through. This was a special place. A special place in the Carrow woods where only the women were allowed to go. For a while Alecto had been curious about the reasoning behind it, why couldn’t Amy go with her? She had asked. Mother had never explained, she simply showed Alecto and after that Alecto didn’t need an explanation anymore. She hardly even needed words for it. But Bella needed it and Bella was Alecto’s and Alecto figured that was close enough.
Alecto ducked swiftly under a low hanging branch, and darted through a slim pathway in between some boulders and they were there. The moon light glistened on the water like liquid diamonds and Alecto knew from experience that the water never chilled here. No one ever knew why. But Alecto thought it was perfect. Turning back to Bella she tugged a bit on her hand as she backed ankle deep into the water. “You like?” she breathed out, barely audible even in the quiet night.
Bella didn't know where she was going, could barely see anything with the way the trees rushed past and Alecto's hair streamed in her face, mouth, eyes. Their hands were linked, so close that the body heat from the other woman was like a beacon in the dark. She let the wild woman guide her, seemingly entranced by the nimbleness that she navigated the almost pitch dark path. It was trust that led her, trust and something darker, deeper that swelled in her chest at the sight of Alecto illuminated in moonlight.
The dark haired witch barely missed the branch and her arm scrapped along some boulders when the two women darted between them, the pathway barely existing among the debris that covered it. Squeezing through the slim opening, Bella's breath caught in the back of her throat and her eyes widened at the beauty of the water, the way the moon blunted off its surface, cold and perfect like the steel of a knife. Bella's eyes cut over to the beautiful blonde tugging at her hand, water lapping around her ankles, and something tugged at her again. An aching. A pulling. And so Bella smiled and walked forward, sliding her hands, and one of Alecto's, up the blonde's sides before wrapping them around her neck. Her reply was the answer of their mingling breath and the way she leaned into her, hopefully enough to let this glorious creature know just how much she loved this.
















