Jasmine.
Of course, he picked Jasmine.
Sienna looked back to him, seeing her husband this close was a sight. The way his eyes were soft, the mess of his hair from her fingers running through it. To the litter of love bites and claw marks on his skin. And the musk, it was intoxicating.
"I love it...our way to defend each other dorm the world. Us together...no one will harm us." She whispers softly. She turns her face as she leans into him. Sienna had a second as she brushed her lips with his, their noses pressed together firmly as she deepens the kiss.
The way her hand still woven with his squeezed, tugging her husband back to his spot of curling over her. The firmness of his chest to her back and shoulder.
A gentle gasp leaves her as their tongues dance, sealing the vow of this plan they've crafted.
"It's simply...perfect. Just as you are my love... I think we'll be a force to reckon with once we rule." She whispers out between the kisses. Her eyes flutter shut, lashes firmly together as she hums.
A pant leaves her as she almost fully turned around and was prepared to pin her husband into the fur rug beneath him.
But mid turn- the door was knocked on. Her eyes shimmer as she was slowly over her Alucard. Such a position to get caught in as their meals arrive.
Slowly she looks down. Her curls had framed over him, the two of them within this halo of love and lust.
"... Should we stay like this? Cause a bit ruckus... I think they'll be flustered to see the two of us trying to go again, I think the gossip will be joyful for the staff. Right my love?" She whispers out.
Leaning down fully as she kissed him again. Her bare hands cupping his chin as she licks his lips as she giggles. A taunt, a tease. Trying to lure her husband into the prankster mood they've been on between their cloud of lust and debauchery.
The knock on the door was a jarring, unwelcome intrusion. A reminder that their perfect, private world was about to be breached. He felt Sienna's body tense above him, her playful mood instantly shifting to one of mischievous conspiracy. He looked up at her, his mismatched eyes filled with a dark, delighted amusement. Her whispered suggestion and the lick of her tongue against his lips was a spark that ignited the last of his reservations. He saw the challenge in her eyes, the invitation to create a scene, to lean into the scandalous reputation they were so rapidly acquiring. The monster in his blood, the part of him that reveled in shock and awe, purred in approval.
"My love, you are a brilliant, terrible, wonderful woman. And I adore you."
He didn't give her a chance to respond, tangling his hand in her hair and pulling her down for a deep, dominating kiss, a declaration to whoever was on the other side of their door that they were interrupting something far more important than dinner. "Come in," he called out, his voice clear and steady. He didn't break the kiss, his other hand sliding down her back to cup her rear, pulling her flush against him in a way that was unmistakably intimate.
The door creaked open, and a young, flustered maid entered, her eyes wide with shock. She was followed by two footmen carrying a large tray, their eyes fixed on the floor, their faces flushed a deep crimson. The maid let out a small, squeaking gasp, her hand flying to her mouth.
Alucard finally broke the kiss, turning his head to look at the servants, his expression one of lazy, possessive authority. He didn't move to cover Sienna, or himself. He simply held her gaze, a silent challenge in his eyes. "Ah, excellent," he said, his voice a low, purr. "Just in time. We've worked up quite an appetite." He gently nudged Sienna, a silent command for her to play along. "Haven't we, my dear?"
He watched the maid, who looked like she might faint at any moment, and the footmen, who were trying desperately to become one with the floorboards. He couldn't help but feel a surge of pure, unadulterated mischief. He was the Duke of the Northern Marches, a war hero, and the husband of the most beautiful woman in the kingdom. If they wanted a scandal, he would give them a story they would be telling for generations.












