Hello! Huge fan of Dark Blue, it's so amazing. Wondering if you could write a Sandor x Reader where reader is a highborn lady, and she is already experienced but everybody think she is an innocent lady. And she seduces/flirts with sandor eventually leading to some smut đ
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Pairing:Â Sandor x fem!Reader
Tags:Â SMUT, 18+ content, Sandor is turned on by trust, romcom, PiV, fingering, arranged marriages, swearing, prone-bone, Sandor is an asshole, no use of y/n, rough-ish sex, reader has hair, WILL CONTAIN MISTAKES
Summary: Lady Ruttiger never faced any issues luring men into her bed. The rules are simple, and with an innocent enough face and a kind disposition her reputation has gone unchanged despite her amorous pursuits. It seems, however, that the rules of seduction do not work for her husband, Sandor Clegane.
Warnings:Â SEXUAL CONTENT: MDNI!!! thank you.
A/N: Guys I am back... and i think i lost some of my polish,.... Thank you to lovely anon for the compliments also :))))))
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âGods be good!â Ser Raynard Ruttiger rubs his palms over his face and groans loudly. He looks, for a moment, to be melting in his papers, like the candle stubs lining the wooden edge of the desk.
âOf all houses, House Clegane! They will think I hate my own dear daughter,â he says, his eyes flying over his paperwork, without ever truly reading a single word.
His nephew, Eustace, smiles under the thin line of his mustache, and throws another knife at the edge of the nearby screen. He is sitting on a chair before the desk, one leg thrown over the armrest.
âOh, you worry too much uncle, worse matches have been made. It is not Gregor you are considering, whose wives die so easily, but his brother.â
âWell, who knows, Sandorâs brides could die just as easily! We do not know because no lady would have himâ screeches Lord Ruttiger.
âBut Lady Ruttiger would,â points out Eustace, adjusting in his chair.Â
âShe is a fool! One I raised.â Raynard rubs at his nose.Â
Eustace thinks him a it ridiculous for worrying so much about a match he meekly accepted without any complaint. The matter of Lady Ruttingerâs marriage is quite easy, and requires no such whimpering. Lord Ruttiger engaged his last daughter to the first eligible man their overlords, the Lannisters, offered. He had plenty of time to call off the wedding, or think the arrangement over when the news was fresh. Yet he simply agreed.
Eustace stands to tug his knives free from the screen.Â
âShe is a strong lady, and quiet when she has to. She will fare well, dear uncle. Nowââ he grabs his bow from the corner of the dark room and sends a dashing smile Ser Raynardâs way â-I am going huntingâ he announces.
âAnd leaving like so!â Ser Raynard shoots up in his seat, so fast Eustace reckons it looks as if a snake must have bit his arse. In truth he is the same color of a poisoned man. He dispels the thought with a shake of his head and shrugs.Â
âThe day is good, and my brother had our servants pack the tents alreadyâ he says. Before he can turn to leave Ser Raynard rushes to him, the sound of his heavy belt buckle and the coin purse at his side make his steps rattle like a handful of silver stags.
âIf you happen to see my daughterâŠtry to spy in her heart, just to be sure she is not making decisions too suddenly, and she is not too afraid of the man she ought to marry,â he says. A peculiar flavor of guilt paints itself across his features, turning his face an unpleasant color.
Eustace nods slowly, hands tucked in his belt where the throwing knives hang heavy.Â
âOf course, if I happen to see herâŠI willâ he says, patting his uncleâs hand until it dislodges from the fold of his tunic. The man nods slowly, swallowing heavily, but not quite regaining color.
âShe is just a poor dear maidenâ complains Ser Raynard, going back to his desk while rubbing his palms over his creased forehead, unable to quite erase the lines of worry etched there.
âDo not fret, dear uncle, it is no good for your healthâ says Eustace, before ripping open the door and rushing out of the study, leaving Ser Ruttiger alone and sweaty at his desk.
The pier expands beyond the interior garden, branches spill into the arcade and guide the soft sunlight on the flagstone below. The orange tint of the walls colors the light, highlighting the folds of Lady Ruttigerâs fine dress.
Suddenly a movement is heard among the bushes, and a leather boot steps out of the greenery to settle on the low wall enclosing the arcade, where Lady Ruttinger is sitting.Â
She gasps, but the sound turns to a chuckle when she lifts her eyes to catch her cousin Eustace stepping out of the branches, his face pulled in a gallant smile, and his hands grasping the thin stone pillars to keep himself upright.Â
âEustace!â She gasps, her face turning a happy color. She sets her embroidery aside and cranes her neck to look at her cousin better, where he stands above her. âI thought you were out hunting, with all the other men. Have they left you behind?â
âLeft me behind?â He asks, then smiles brightly, âIf they have their wits about them, they wonât. No hunting trip can be successful without my bow.â He points with his thumb to the bow on his back, his smirk widening even further.
Lady Ruttiger shakes her head softly, pleasantly exasperated, and looks at him better once he hops down to the floor and faces her fully.Â
âBut it is not me who is leaving,â Says Eustace, looking at his cousin with an intelligent glint in his eyes.Â
To him, she looks nothing different from the little girl he used to play with in his youth, but the more he hones his attention on the details of her face, the more the signs of aging become loud, and are impossible to erase fully. Her face has taken shape, and her eyes are now smaller, more pointed, and handsomely placed on the face of an adult woman. Gone is the child he knew, just like the boy she remembers.
âYou speak of my marriage,â She smiles. Just as Lord Ruttiger had said, not one inch of her expression reveals fear, despite the threat of an union with a Clegane hanging above her.Â
âOf course,â says Eustace, tilting his head to spy her better, yet she turns back to the pier, hiding her expression from view. âDo you not worry? That you will marry a Clegane, and exchange your fair name for his?â
âI only worry about not marrying. That matter has aged my father, and left me without any company. Of all the girls I once knew, none remains unmarried, and my sisters, and cousins, all bear the name of a husband.â She says softly. The words finally betray some worry but her face is placid when she allows him to see it again.Â
âI grew bored of my singularity.â The finality in her tone makes Eustace sigh.Â
âYour father worries: to send a maiden to such a⊠brute.â Says her fair cousin, adjusting his belt and puffing out his chest.Â
His face suddenly gains the seriousness men adopt when attempting heroism. Lady Ruttigerâs eyes widen, and the more she looks at him the more her chest struggles to contain laughter.Â
At last she covers her mouth and hides her head between her shoulders, shook by a bubbling of giggles.Â
Eustaceâs face melts in an expression of surprise, his shoulders drop and his head tilts.Â
âWhy do you laugh? My dearest?â He asks, he lowers his head to look better at her, but she hides further into her chest, her shoulders shaking in laughter shield her pink face from view. Eustace blinks, stupor written over each one of his features. He stands back up, shoulders straight and eyes wide in concern.Â
âI see nothing humorous in what I said,â He comments, nudging her foot with his own leather boot. Feeling a bit left out from the joke he thinks himself dumb, and grows a bit irritated by the laughter.Â
When Lady Ruttiger simply waves him off with a delicate hand and wipes her face from amused tears, Eustace frowns, shaking his head in bewilderment.
 âAch! You women and your strange ways. You will make me go mad as you have done your father,â he mutters, but, despite his annoyance, a grin splits his expression apart, unable to be crossed at his cousin for too long. His gloves hand lifts to rest on her back and Lady Ruttiger looks back up at him, her face soft with what remains of her laughter.Â
âI will miss you, my dear cousin.â He says. She smiles.
âContrary to what my father may say, I will not die, nor be ripped apart by any monster.â She says, and her fingers graze over his hand on her back.
 âGo now, else your brother really will forget about you, and we will have no game for the wedding feast.â She murmurs.Â
Eustace smiles, nods, and rushes off in a hurry.Â
Sandor is fearsome. That much Lady Ruttiger knew even before the marriage. Much is whispered about him, much idiotic gossip she knows she will soon be part of. She wonders what sort of role she will take in the stories wisewomen spin for young brides.Â
She would like to have the part of a brave she-knight who takes on the terrible monster, yet, she struggles to walk uphill on sunny days and can barely lift her clothing chest when empty. She attempts to think of something else, perhaps the dutiful wife who suffers much but is rewarded with a seat next to the Mother in heaven. Her nose wrinkles. How ridiculous.Â
Then perhaps the beautiful and good noble soul who melts the heart of the giantâ
âWhat are you looking stupid for?â Sandor, her new husband, sits uncomfortably on the seat opposite to her in the tiny garden of Clegane Keep. The sun is high and it filters through the vine above her. There are flowers, tufts of them, seemingly recently planted in heavy ceramic pots that look much like those farmers use to plant small trees in.Â
âLooking stupid?â she asks. One of her legs is crossed over the other, and her foot bobs lazily under the heavy hem of her skirt.Â
Sandor spreads his legs and leans back in his chair.Â
They have been married scarcely two days and Sandor is yet to lay in bed with her. He is crude, and she knows he must not like her very much. It is not shyness that drives him away from the marriage bed, far from it. Nothing in his vocabulary or his demeanor is timid. He simply seems to resent their marriage, even if it granted him possession of his fatherâs abysmal land.Â
On the night of their nuptials he said he did not âput his dick inside dry cuntsâ and that she better âchoose the prettiest swine herd if she wanted to have funâ before leaving the room with a flagon of wine, drunk and angry, to sleep gods only know where.Â
She sat for a long time, blinking stupor and rigid as a broomstick, in their wedding bed, looking at the unlit fireplace in the dark. It was a long and lonely night, yet she felt no shame or anger. She imagines many nuptials end similarly among nobles, and perhaps she was lucky, considering how drunk and angry he was, that he simply stormed off.
She looks at him now, in the fresh air of the gardens.
She has seen him not-scowling before, but she reckons he doesnât look much different when he is frowning from when he is at complete ease. His expression is heavy on his features, just like the scars, which she observes studiously to dispel any fear she has of them.Â
When looking at them long enough, and when really reading between the grooves, they look like nothing but skin, as any other part of him.Â
âThere you do it again, you witch. What is it you want from me?â He barks. In his irritation he seems almost calm, and in calm he looks troubled. She thinks it strange, yet intriguing. She has never seen a face so naturally predisposed to ire and sorrow.Â
âI was lost in thought, if it answers your queries, my lord.â
âMy lordâ He mocks, spitting the words out with a frown âYou truly are a daughter of nobility,â He mumbles, chewing on the words with all his teeth. Lady Ruttiger tilts her head to the side, tapping her pointer on her lips.Â
âI take it the title Lord does not please you, as does Ser, so what am I to call you?â she asks, unmoved by his crassness.
He shakes his head, the hair sticking to his scarred side look, for a second, like dark veins filled with angry blood, popping up on his forehead and shiny with sweat.Â
âI am a dog, my lady, not a man but a dogâ He tells her, openly mocking, yet not to her, but rather to himself.Â
The inflection shakes her out of her politeness for a moment and her face opens up in an honest expression of surprise. He seems to notice she picked up on his self-depreciment and looks off to the land around him, the splatter of yellow grass he inherited even as a cadet son.
âIs that so? I think a smaller dog would befit a lady,â She comments. His face twitches, and for a moment she thinks the gossip may come true, that he is about to launch at her and rip her to shreds, or drag her by the hair to the closest river and drown her.
Instead he straightens up slowly, opening his legs and resting his back on the chair, his face shifts to openly amused. The one eyebrow he has left lifts before falling heavily back down on his good eye, shedding an alluring shadow on his expression. It makes something in her stomach thrill.Â
âThey told me you were a refined lady, not a mummerâ He mutters. She lowers her eyes timidly, a shy twitch of her mouth attempts to betray a smile.
âThen they liedâ She says, and plucks at her dress âI am not Lord Ruttigerâs daughter, but his jester.â
âAye, I reckon that is true, if they married you into my house.â He says. Some of the lighter tone bleeds away from the air, and tension returns. She misses the near sensuous look in his eyes, now that it is replaced by a strange anger.
âAre you unhappy, then? Did you want a lady of finer words and better manners?â she asks. Sandor shakes his head no.Â
âBugger all of thatâ He grunts, reaching for the wine in his cup where he sat it next to his feet. She looks at him, drinking it, the length of his throat bobs with the movement and the strong tendons along the muscles work below the beard.Â
For once she is glad to hear his honesty, and not shaken by it. Then, if she is not to bleed on her wedding night, and if he is to ask her if she laid with others before him, perhaps he will not be offended.
She tucks one stray hair back in her headpiece and looks at the rolling hills below the gardens. The kennels are a distant dot, yet she can hear the howling of dogs all the way up the hill.Â
Perhaps, now that the air is light and Sandor looks less cross she could tell him. But⊠something holds her back, an old fear. It makes no sense to fear now, when she was fearless before in inviting men into her bed, and so liberally as well. But now hesitation stops her.Â
She loses herself in thought until Sandor stands, adjusting his sword belt.Â
âI need more wine.â He grumbles, stepping back towards the keep without pleasantries, nor any hint he wants to end the conversation well. She cares not, lost in a reverie of her own.Â
Now left to her own devices she starts thinking of her new husband, and all sorts of thoughts swim in her head.
She thinks of how he may be in bed. A brute, just like a wild animal. Is that too bad?Â
âI donât think soâ She hums to herself, cupping her chin in thought. âNo, surely, it must be fun in its own wayâÂ
She can now truly imagine herself as a she-knight, thanks to a strange thrill of courage suddenly taking her. A sweet sort of bravery, that is almost indistinguishable from need. She straightens up in her chair like a victorious queen, her stomach rumbling with desire.Â
It must be nice, it must, to share a bed with a man his size. He must be sizable all around, and strong enough to do whatever her mind can conjure. And who cares if he is ugly, from her recollections she knows the fair ones are far from the best among bachelors. The ugly ones often apply themselves much more, and are less vain and selfish.Â
She imagines there must be no place for empty pleasantries in his bed, that he will take her with the crassness of a client and a whore. That he enjoys touch, perhaps and squeezing skin in his palms, rubbing the fat on her body, burying his face in the soft expanses of her stomach and between her legs. And if he does not know how, then she would teach him.Â
If truly he is a dog then he can be trained.Â
She slams her palms on the seat of the bench she is sitting on, determined, all of a sudden, and smiling with that same unashamed heroism that commands men into battle.Â
Men all look brave, but enjoy being led in the dark of their chambers. She has seen it before, and found no shame in it when she chose her parmours.Â
Suddenly, a great need to discover how Sandor acts during passion pervades her every thought. She tries to imagine it, but can scarcely think of such a great body in all his nakedness, or the sounds he must make in the throes of passion.
Her face glows hot, and her cold hands are not enough to soothe her skin. She smiles, giddy. Her thoughts turn skin colored, and warm. She imagines all sorts of things, some of which she is sure she is the first to think about.Â
She is married now, and she must not hide her need anymore, it is nothing but justified as a married woman to want her husband.Â
âOf course,â she confirms. Her eyes slip over the hills below Clegane Keep. She is the lady of this castle, and she will have her husband, as the gods command.
A good occasion for seduction presents itself two nights later, in the dining room.Â
The food is decent, and Sandor has downed more wine than she has seen any man consume and still stand. He shrugs off the tiredness of the day from his shoulders when he stands to leave the table, she grabs his hand before he can move away.Â
âMy lordâ her tone is sweet like the finest honeydew, she adjusts in her chair to make her stature look even more timid. â-will you, tonight, sleep in our chambers with me? I slept in the same bed as my sister for many years, and I am not used to falling asleep alone, my lord,â she says, her head turns to the side in a well practiced movement. Polite, graceful, and mostly very good to show off the length of her neck and the expanse of her chest.
His eyes rake down her neck to her tits, where the dress pushes them up and apart to make them stand out.
He doesnât look moved.Â
Usually men like this specific act, they want to console her, and placate her misery. Above all, they like to be told they are the only solution to a problem, especially when in view of a nice body.
Sandor seems not to drink the lie, sniffing the air like a dog looking for a scent. He looks cross for a moment, then smugness replaces his expression of annoyance.Â
âYe are not kidding anyone, vomiting out what your Septas told you,â He says, the darkness of the dining room makes him seem ever more threatening, and it sends a pleasant shiver down her back. But irritation follows it. Her plan is not working.
He places a hand on the back of her chair, and walks to stand right behind her seat. She doesnât look back, eyes on her plate.Â
âTrust me, girl, you do not want to lay with the Hound.â He says, his voice simmers like flames, tiny ambers he rolls in his mouth, that heat up his words and force her back to straighten. She shakes her head no, tightening her grip on her handkerchief where it rests on her lap.Â
âWhy not, my lord? You are my husband under the law of men and godsâ She attempts. He groans.
âMy lord! My lord! My lord! All this cheeping. I thought it was clear I don't like that,â He says âAre noble women not obedient either these days?â He asks. The contempt in his voice is not quite directed at her, yet she stiffens and turns sharply. Her need is making her angry on top of lustful.Â
Does he not like her? Is he blind to her charms? Is she to be chaste as a wedded woman? She stands quickly, and he moves away out of stupor.Â
âMy loâ Hound! The marriage bed is meant to be shared, I say!â She complains. Was she not fretting over the collar of her dress she would see him smirk salaciously under his mustache.Â
âThis isâ This is impolite and improper of you to refuse me.â She whines. He groans, just to hide a chuckle.Â
âWhat distresses you so much? You are angry I didnât tear you apart with my teeth like a beast the first night? Did you have a death wish then, when you accepted to marry me?â He asks.Â
She whines, high and low.Â
âYou are so unfair, Hound! You put words in my mouth! And I am not asking to be killed at all, for I know you wouldnât do that!â She starts to prattle, squeezing her handkerchief like she is squeezing water out of it.Â
âWhat do you ask for then?â He interrupts her, she doesnât detect his tone shifting into real curiosity.
The room grows quiet, and she stands still, unsure if she should continue to play innocent, or if it has no effect on him. Sandor starts circling her like prey, forcing her to hang on the seat of the chair.
She spies him in her peripheral.
âYou do not know what you are asking for, girl. It is not as your Septa told you, it isn't sweet nor romantic.â He says, tucking his thumbs in his belt.Â
He lifts his head, proud like a lion from the Lannister Blazons, and less like a dog. He looks down at her, as she imagines he does men in battle when wanting to scare them, with a strange smile that curls his face into an unattractive shape.Â
She stares at him, then some passion fueled vexation rises in her chest.Â
âOh! By the gods!â She lets out, forcing him to drop some of his smugness.Â
âI did not learn this from Septas at allââ She complains. It was never this hard to convince a man to lay with her, they always accepted, i n the dark of their encounters, with shaking hands and excited smiles, all ready to keep the secret if it meant a good night with a fair lady.Â
She stiffens when his eyes turn sharper.Â
âThen who from?â He asks, and the genuine tilt in his voice gives her pause.Â
âI-... Oh well! I am no maiden, Lord Clegane,â She says at last, too wound up to care anymore.
He blinks at her, then seems to look her up and down, up and down, from the intricate hairstyle to the silk slippers at her feet many times, as if trying to calibrate his entire view of her.Â
âYou? Not a maiden?â He asks, so confused that he forgets to bark at her for calling him lord.Â
She blushes and her arms shoot away from her body, making the handkerchief flutter madly in the air.Â
âIs it so surprising?â She asks.Â
âYes.â He answers, tone mellow, and not at all the angry jealousy she expected. She almost feels embarrassed, her aggravation melting away into a strange sort of disappointment. She cups the sides of her face and blinks uselessly at the floor.Â
Surprising? She asks to herself, looking at her fine dress. It is the one with the lowest cut she owns too.Â
âYou are telling me you took cocks before,â His hands are now on his hips and he leans towards her with a strange mocking tone. She never has seen him quite this jolly.Â
Her eyes go as wide as saucers and she stiffens.Â
âWhy would I lie?â she quips, voice rising high and embarrassed at his bluntness. What an awful way to put it! She made love, she took sweet men in her bed, and shared passion with them. She didnât just take cocks.Â
She is sure some servant must be hearing them right now, but her worrying is overshadowed by the bickering.Â
Sandor looks pleased with himself.
âTo convince me to buy the waresâ He says. Her nose flares, and her mouth pulls down in a displeased curve.Â
âYou!â she jabs a finger at him and he catches her hand in his. âYou are so crude! You really are an animal!â if she had her fan with her surely she would hit him, instead she only has the handkerchief and whipping it in his face does nothing to wipe that smugness off of him.Â
âDidnât you want me to bed you but a second ago, girl.â He says, the slit of his mouth, between his neat beard and the mustache reveal a mean set of teeth. His smile makes her shake her head wildly to refuse the ridicule.Â
âMaybe I changed my mind! Maybe you are not worth the trouble at all!â She says.Â
âWhat trouble? I see a woman who wants, wants to much she is ready to fuck a dog.â He says.Â
âNot a dog! Her husband.â is her quick rebuttal.Â
âHer husband,â Rumbles Sandor, again close to laughter. He takes her by the waist and pulls her closer. The air is heavy with their gazes, she lets the handkerchief fall on the chair and tucks her hair behind her ear, now a bit more timid.Â
âLook at my face, girl, and tell me this is the man you want to lay with.â He demands, giving her body a tiny jerk to force her into motion.Â
When she lifts her eyes the ruined side of his profile is in full light, the scar tissue, the discoloration, the features that almost look inhuman. Any other woman would have tucked tail and run. A face like this is the object of so many nightmares and so much pity across the courts of Westeros.
 She looks at it well, until she can count every large bump of skin, and see the glimmer of his eye under the fold of scar tissue that hides his eyelids. She feels like a she-knight now, and she fears nothing, but wants all.Â
âIs it that surprising?â She murmurs. His eyes narrow, then burn with something hotter than mockery. She shivers.Â
Suddenly she feels him pull her into him and his hands go to her buttocks. She lets out a gasp that stutters its way into a chuckle.Â
âOh my!â She mutters, then leans further into the wine-smelling tunic in front of her when he lowers his head to be level with her. He strokes his hand down to her leg and lifts it up to his hip, forcing her to lean more into him.Â
She hooks her arms around his neck and, although her face grows hot, no bashfulness can be found in her gaze. She looks at him, so close, shed in the shadows of the dining room her looks intimidating. She smiles, giddy. At last it worked it seems.Â
âThe lady said she laid with others, but is as shaky as a virgin,â says Sandor, his hand squeezing her leg through the layers of skirts.Â
âI just.. would rather not have the eyes of servitude on us.â She murmurs.Â
She shakes her head no when he attempts to pull her against his cock, then looks at him with enough tenderness to make his skin itch. Her eyes are pure, and sweet and kind, despite all the venom he has been spitting. Sandor almost feels bad enough to let her go.Â
The self-preserving selfishness he is so used to prevails, and he leads her to his chambers instead.Â
Of all the men she has known he is the hungriest. Not an inch of her goes without being squeezed or licked, even when she attempts to undress.Â
âOhâ By the gods!â She mumbles as he attacks her neck when she lowers her shift over her chest. His hands grab and squeeze the softness of her hips, and rub lines from her navel to her ribs.Â
He is big, hairy, and far from delicate. Whereas her previous partners treated her with refined care, handling her with the carefulness reserved for porcelain and gold, Sandor moves her about in a tangle of limbs that feels much more war-like.Â
She huffs when he tosses her to the bed and lays atop her prone form. He licks the nape of her neck and buries his nose in her hair.Â
âMphââ He groans âYou are a pretty thing, no wonder those cunts wanted a piece of you-â He says âever so generous to give it to them,â he adds.Â
His hands lower to spread her legs, without hiking her up. So she lays stomach down, adherent to the bedding with her legs spread to make space for his knees.Â
One of his big hands makes sure she lays to the bed by holding her in place. He splays his square palm between her shoulderblades and looks at her from above.Â
âOh Sandorââ She asks, enjoying the pawing well enough, but hungry for more touch.Â
She peers at him from the bedding and he moves her hair off her face to look at her more openly. Then, that same hand lowers to between her legs, testing the wetness between her thighs by slipping the tip of his middle finger in her cunt.Â
He chuckles, as mean as usual, when he finds her wet, and lowers his face to her ear again.Â
âI donât fuck dry cunts.â He reminds her and she smiles timidly in the bedding.Â
When Sandor undoes his breeches and pulls them down to his knees his cock springs free and hard. It is dark, and it pulsates strongly to escape the loose skin around its head. His stones hang heavy and Lady Clegane manages to get a good look at them when Sandor cups them while giving himself a few powerful tugs.Â
He groans again, and the hand between her shoulderblades returns there. He mounts up behind her, his thighs over her legs, her stomach hot where it presses to the bedding.Â
She was expecting his cock, but gets two fingers instead. They slip inside her and spread her around, searching her walls and rubbing on the slick tissue. She tightens rhythmically, moan after moan pulled out of her, until she is singing all sorts of notes and his name over and over.Â
âI have the biggest, and the scariest cock in all of the Westerlands, did they tell you?â He asks, lowering his lips to her ear before retracting his fingers from her cunt.Â
âI will open you unlike any other, and you will think of nothing but my codpiece for days, girl.â He says. She scoffs, equally parts amused and exasperated by his vulgarity.Â
âOh, pleaseâ Please Sandor, just go on with it!â She demands, one foot bobbing against the feather bed.Â
Just like that, ever the loyal dog, Sandor obeys, and sinks his cock, inch by inch inside her. His hands move to the pillow, caging her into his elbows. He irks up a leg until he has the right leverage to thrust while laying atop her.Â
She feels her breath get kicked out of her when part of his weight lowers on her back. She closes her eyes, and focuses on the exquisite stretch of his dick inside her.Â
He grunts, and makes such noises she never heard from any paramour. His front scratches her back with hairs, and the cage of his arms around her neck is a warm one, making her face heat up like a furnace.Â
Sandorâs body is pure force, every thrust she feels her whole lower half tingle and tense in rhythm. He mouths the back of her neck, biting the skin and sneaking one hand underneath her to squeeze her tits hard.Â
His index rolls her nipple until she mewls into his next thrust and lifts her buttocks enough to press on his lower stomach. He presses his hand to her arse, pushing it back down, level with the rest of her.Â
She rolls her hips side to side, until he is groaning loudly.Â
âSo your lovers did teach you something,â He says, spitting the words out from between his teeth. Instead of a verbal answer he gets another rotation of her hips that almost forces a moan out of him.Â
He grabs her hips and starts to really hammer his thrusts into his woman, making her melt in the covers and pant like a dog. Breathy, choked wheezes escape her at every pump of his hips against her buttocks.Â
When Sandor feels like he is about to release he slips a finger beneath her and rubs her enough to feel her come first. It doesnât take long before she is squeezing his life out of his cock.Â
He manages enough strength to pull himself out, fighting against the need to bury deeper and deeper into the heat, and finish over her fine back. His cum splatters in a neat line over her spine and across her shoulders.
The pearly white cum looks almost like an elegant stroke of color on such soft skin. He laughs to himself, then pats her arse two times to have her move over. She lifts herself slowly, body still cramped up from behind squished under his weight.Â
âOh Sandor!â she says, gathering the sheets to cover her chest, âThis was the best I have ever felt.â She says.Â
It is sweet, even if she says it when he is wiping the cum off her back.Â
âYou will have plenty more whenever you want, my lady.â He says, tone mocking, yet sweetened by the sex. He pulls one of her locks of hair to make her squirm, just to assure her he is teasing.Â
âI hope so,â She murmurs. Sandor lowers himself into bed and looks at her, covered only by the bedsheet. His mouth splits in an ugly grin.Â
âI think you will see to that yourself.â He adds, giving her a look. She blushes.Â
âDonât make me into a sex crazed animal,â she demands, for once truly demure.Â
He wipes his cock off with the bedsheet and shakes his head no, scratching his stomach with blunt fingers.
âThen do not assume I spit on women for enjoying men like men enjoy women.â he says.Â
She beams, then shakes her head, and slips her hand on his thigh, pulling on the hairs there mindlessly. Then she scoots closer on the feather bed until she is sitting right by his side, her head tilts up and she kisses his chin.Â
They both know this will be far from a boring marriage.Â