Welcome back to my little sample of romance, here on 6 Sentence Sunday. I hope you enjoy the experience.
Since we’re still in January, we’ll continue our progress through Daughter of the Moon, Book 1: Surface. It’s the futuristic story of Sonata and Mikhail as they sneak up on something special.
In this bit, Sonata’s enforced weekend with Mikhail comes to a close. Or will it?
“I won’t forget this weekend, Mikhail,” she whispered in his ear, pulling his head down to hers. She bit his earlobe and tickled it with her tongue. “It’s like I’ve been touched for the first time,” she breathed. “I’ll never forget.” Oh, Luna, she almost wished she could forget!
Mikhail grabbed her then, and pulled her hard against him, kissing her fiercely.
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I hope your week is magical!
Now why would she want to forget…? Heartwrenching six – well done! 🙂
Thanks for coming by, Zee. Her regular life is so much less emotionally satisfying that the contrast would be endlessly painful, and she doesn’t see a way to make things more permanent with Mikhail. Consequently, she’d like to forget that it ever happened. She’s not getting off so easy though.
Ooohh–steamy! I don’t think the weekend’s up just yet 😉 Thanks for sharing, Patricia!
You’re welcome, Guilie. You might say it’s a 3-day weekend…plus. I’m glad you could stop by. Thanks for commenting.
That must have been some weekend if she won’t forget and he won’t let her go. Fun six, Patricia. 🙂
LOL, Siobhan. Not a “lost weekend”, but maybe a found one. Thank you for dropping in.
Gosh, why does she wish she could forget? Must have been a heck of a weekend.
Oh my goodness, yes, it was a helluva weekend, Karysa. It leaves her wanting more, but she’s trying to convince herself otherwise. Thank you for leaving your comment. Good to see you.
Such painful longing. Poor thing; I hope it lasts.
Things are bumpy for them, Monica. But it’d be a pretty short story if it wasn’t! Thank you for coming by.
Beautiful six, Patricia! I love the twist of emotions here, all that longing/sadness. I hope that kiss leads to a longer weekend. 😉
Things look good for them…for a little while, then things go kerfluie. Thank you for being here, Sadie.
Just right, her almost sad and his fierce emotions. Beautiful six!
You’re very kind, Gem. Thank you for coming by and commenting.
What a lovely, bittersweet farewell!
Thanks, Jean Marie. They do seem a little star-crossed here. Your comment is appreciated.
Sweet and sexy!
I’m trying to balance out the really sexy stuff on Wednesdays with the more action- and romance-driven stuff here on SSS. I’m glad you liked this, Alyssa. Thanks for commenting!
the image does the book justice. a nice snapshot of their romance.
Thank you, Grinelda! I really enjoy picking out pictures that illustrate the characters. It’s one of the most enjoyable parts of blogging for me.
Sweet and touching. A hint of tension. Nice.
They don’t even know they’re in love…but they will! Thanks for dropping by, Cara.
Yes, it will be so hard leaving him behind. I hope she doesn’t. Great six! 🙂
Circumstances make things tough for them. Big stuff gets in the way. I’m glad to see you here, Jessica. Thanks for commenting.
Oh, no! Why does she want to forget?
Poor Sonata thinks it will be too painful to remember. That should be a big clue to her, no? But you know how heroines are. Thank you for dropping by, Eleri!
Sounds more “unforgettable” to me. Good job!
I’m torturing the poor girl! Thanks so much for commenting, Ginger. Nice to see you here.
Sounds like a perfect week end, that cannot be repeated? oh shame!
Seems kinda suckola, doesn’t it, Sue? 🙂 But I won’t let you down. Thank you for being here.
Sweet and sexy. I like it. 🙂
Thank you, Ranae! Romance is so, well, romantic!
Sure sounds like a weekend to remember! And he obviously doesn’t want it to end…Wonder where this kiss will lead, then? Great six, Trish.
I’m not gonna tell…except in the book, or maybe next week. 🙂 Thanks for being here, Jenna.
I’m jealous! Great six.
Thank you, Alix. It’s good to be jealous in some situations. I encourage it strongly. LOL
Aw, he doesn’t want it to end either. Love the title.
Thank you, Cate. The title was a natural for this one. I wish they were all so obvious! Thanks for coming by.
The pleasure of the shared time is mixing with the pain of it being over in such an aching way. Great job.
She really has been bitten by the bug (not literally!) and so has he. 🙂 I’m glad you could join me, Jessica.
Yum! I love unexpected kissing.
Surprise kissies are a visceral thrill for me, too, Ruthie. Thanks for commenting!
very nice!
Thanks, Liz!
This doesn’t sound like something I would want to forget!
You and me both, Lisa! Thank you for coming by.