Dua Lipa
Dua and her fiance Callum are enjoying themselves on the beach shores of Mexico, the sun reflecting her on her glistening skin in the festively adorned but tiniest of bikinis. She notices a cargo ship passing by the port. She doesn't know why, but a sudden chill runs down her spine, her she wraps her arms around herself, smashing her breasts together. The man who is ostensibly supposed to be her future husband notices the strange look, and inquires.
That
night she and Callum are in the hotel lobby, a fusion of Latin
American splendor and cheer. As they are sharing drinks, a stranger
walks over. Callum tries to be polite but dismissive, but as he looks
into Dua's eyes, she feels compelled to ask about his accent. There,
Dracula talks about his homeland, his fiefdom, how that part of the
world almost worships Dua like a Goddess. She nods, saying she's
always been touched by the devotion of her Balkan kin.
That
night, dreams of Balkan courts, ancient rites come to Dua in her
dreams. She stirs, moans, as whispers call to her. He moans, her
hands explore her breasts, her extremities. Callum wakes up asking
she's alright. She says she's...thirsty, can he get something from
downstairs. He obliges the incredibly beauty whose heart he think she
has. As he heads down stair, Dua, trancelike, opens the door, the
wind blowing through her sheer nightwear.
There, Dracula
stands. She reminds him so much of beauty of his homeland. Bulgarian
Princesses, Serbian Queens, Wallachian Maidens. Though he has tasted
so much of the eclectic offerings of the world, there's
something...nostalgic about her allure. He carries her to the bed,
her slowly drawing away her drenched fabric. He stares admiring the
naked perfection, her bronzed, fit physique, her statuesque beauty,
her chest heaving, her breaths and sigh already foreshadowing orgasm.
And so she is taken, Dua gasping the invasive girth, rocking in tandem and with the dark claim staking his claim as a sovereign. His hands exploring her bronze perfection, as Dua moans in pleasure, his appetite for her Balkan blood hits a crescendo.
Callum
returns upstairs with the water when he hears her, her moans, her
cries, her begs for more, he opens the door, the sounds, the sight
surreal, heartbreaking, horrifying and erotic. He cannot stop it, nor
hardness forming in his own loins.
Dracula
continues to drink as Dua begs for more, her labored gasps, her words
expressing how much gratification she feels at her own
exsanguination. She goes limp, and Dracula rises, satisfied with the
nostalgic meal he has partaken in. He lifts her past a devastated
Callum, taking her to the docked ship, into a more hidden deck, with
adjoining coffins. His...and hers.
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