Wanwa estela

Here is the next chapter to my story. Please read and review. :)


Luindaeion’s eyes slowly opened to the sun blazing through his window. A soft sigh came from his smooth pink lips and he turned over in bed, using the pillows as a curtain to block the unwanted sunshine. He closed his eyes, desperate to fall asleep, but he heard his door squeak open followed by the sound of soft footsteps.

“Luindaeion, are you awake?” Whispered the soft voice of the older elf. Luindaeion sighed loudly and threw his pillow at the tall elf standing near the bed.

“I want to sleep!” Luindaeion sat up, pouting and watched Envinyatar walk carefully over to his bed of white satin.

“That’s too bad, I want to take you somewhere.” Envinyatar flashed a devious smile at the younger elf and threw the covers from the bed. Luindaeion glared into the dark navy eyes of the older elf and lay back down on the bed, covering his head helplessly with the pillows.

“I don’t think so.” Envinyatar whispered softly and climbed on to the bed, pulling the pillow from Luindaeion’s grip. He brushed the soft locks of hair from Luindaeion’s face and blew casually in his ear. Luindaeion shivered and smiled slightly.

“Don’t tease me.” Luindaeion spoke quietly.

“Then wake up and come with me.” Envinyatar order, standing up from the bed and walking over towards the door.

“Meet me outside in 10 minutes, or you’ll be sorry.” Envinyatar spoke in a strong voice and winked before slipping out of the door. Luindaeion rubbed his tired eyes before standing up. He walked slowly over to his dresser and pulled out a beige cotton shirt, quickly sliding it on and fastening the strings. He yawned loudly and slipped on a pair of brown trousers and glides his feet into his suede shoes before walking out the door. He traced the edge of the walls with his fingers while he watched his feet move over the soft grass, trying not to step on the flowers. Envinyatar saw him and took his hand, leading him to the woods.

“Glad to see you\'re up.” Envinyatar smiled and weaved his fingers with the younger elves. Luindaeion’s face reddened and he looked into his eyes, seeing every depth of emotion. Luindaeion had known him his entire life. Envinyatar was the one person he loved and trusted most in the world. Their flirting had been persistent throughout the years, but neither one dared to speak the words they held inside. Once they were out of site Envinyatar stopped and looked at Luindaeion.

“Do you feel the same about me as I do you?” He inched closer to Luindaeion, backing him into a tree.

“Why ask a question you already know the answer to.” Luindaeion smirked and wrapped his arms around Envinyatar’s waist.

“Just needed to know for sure. I am much older than you.” He smiled and leaned in lightly brushing his lips over the other elves.

“We have an eternity together, age means nothing to me.” Luindaeion whispered before pressing his lips to the older elves mouth. Envinyatar moved his arms around his neck, pulling him closer. He ran his tongue along his closed lips and Luindaeion parted them, allowing the kiss to deepen, submitting. Envinyatar broke the kiss with a smile, moving his mouth to the tender skin on Luindaeion’s neck.

“I’ve wanted to feel your lips against mine for so long.” He whispered, his lips tickling Luindaeion’s neck. Envinyatar backed away from him and took Luindaeion’s soft hand into his own.

“So, why did you drag me out of bed. If it was for a kiss you could of done that there.” Luindaeion asked, with a sly smirk on his face.

“I wanted to take a walk with you.” Envinyatar said before guiding his young lover deeper into the woods.

“I should tell my mother where I’m going.” Luindaeion spoke with soft words, walking close to Envinyatar.

“She knows you’re with me.” He smiled. They walked down a narrow trail for twelve minutes before Envinyatar stopped and pulled him into a clearing. Flowers grew wildly, untamed and still beautiful. Envinyatar sat his lover down against a tall cherry tree, full in bloom. Envinyatar smiled at Luindaeion and they drew together, Envinyatar’s hands sliding around the body of the light-eyed elf. Luindaeion’s eyes closed and their lips pressed against each other. Luindaeion opened his mouth slowly allowing his tongue to brush against his own. Envinyatar kissed him sensually, and Luindaeion slid his fingers through his silky curls before being laid down on the soft ground. Luindaeion’s hands came to rest on his lover’s waist and he could hear his blood pounding in his ears. Envinyatar’s mouth wandered down Luindaeion’s neck causing him to hold on to him more tightly. Envinyatar slowly unfastened Luindaeion’s shirt kissing each piece of pale skin revealed. Luindaeion moaned softly as his felt his lips trailing towards his nipple, and Envinyatar’s scorching mouth engulfed the pink nubs, leaving Luindaeion gasping. Envinyatar moved above the light-eyed elf and leaned down for a passionate kiss. Luindaeion pilled Envinyatar’s lower lip between his teeth and felt his soft hands reach between them, nimble hands pulling Luindaeion’s brown trousers. Envinyatar broke the kiss to remove his own clothing, swiftly taking them away from his body. They moved closer together, their erections brushing against each other. A moan escaped Luindaeion’s lips, but Envinyatar felt something hit him in the head. He glanced at the ground to see a small cloth boot on the ground. His face reddened and he glanced up to see a faerie, hands on her hips and her face was red with anger.

\"As much as I love hearing you two altitudinous elves moaning to the sky, shut up!\" She said in her loudest voice, glaring at them.

“You shook my house and woke me from my slumber, now be gone!” She demanded her finger pointing towards the forest. Her red hair was matted and she was wearing a white gown.

\"Sorry, Juniper\" spoke Envinyatar, trying not to laugh. He quickly got off of his mortified lover and slipped his tan pants on. He held out his hand to Luindaeion and pulled him up quickly.

“You better be sorry!” She spoke before flying into a small hole in the tree.

“I can’t believe that just happen. I didn’t think faeries lived in Cherry trees.” Whispered Luindaeion as he slipped into his clothes.

\"I didn\'t think faeries lived in Cherry trees.\" mimicked the little, flying pest. She giggled as her wings flapped madly.

\"Off you go, Juniper.\" smirked Envinyatar, waving his hand.

“WE CAN LIVE WHERE WE WANT!” She shouted from inside her tree and Envinyatar burst out with laughter, clutching his shirt to his chest. He felt something hit him in the face and he looked to see Juniper glaring at him, shaking her fist.

“Leave!” She shouted at them and Luindaeion quickly ran out of the clearing, heading towards home. Envinyatar shortly caught up to him and stood in front of him. Luindaeion was crimson.

\"That little faerie has a big mouth.\" He crossed his arms, angrily.

\"Juniper is a faerie, my dearest. She\'s bound to prate.\" Envinyatar looked into Luindaeion’s cerulean eyes, comforting him.

“Do you mind if I read? After what just happened I’d like a little time alone.” Luindaeion spoke quietly.

“Of course my love.” Envinyatar spoke softly and kissed his lovers lips.

“I’ll get your book for you, just stay here and rest.” Luindaeion sighed as he watched his lover run off into the distance and plopped on the ground, nearly landing on a root.

“What would my mother think?” He whispered to himself, lying down on the soft ground. A smile grew on the young elf’s face, his heart was filled with love. After all these years he finally had his lover. Moments later Envinyatar arrived with his book, smiling at him as he handed it to him.

“There you go love. See you soon.” He kissed Luindaeion’s hand and walked away. Luindaeion stood up and walked towards a tall oak tree. He carefully climbed up his old friend, trying not to hurt him. He found his favorite comfy spot and opened up his book to where he left off. His peaceful reading was disturbed by the sound of a high-pitched voice singing beneath him.

\"You sound like a dying bird, I hope you know.\" Luindaeion didn\'t bother taking his eyes off of his book.

\"How dare you!\" The aerial faerie\'s hands were balled into petite fists.

\"Oh, go pester someone else with that thing you call a voice.\" Luindaeion spoke boredly.

\"I see. You\'re still mad about interrupting MY rest. Don\'t worry. I doubt dearest Envinyatar would\'ve gotten any pleasure from that petty worm in your trousers.\" huffed Juniper, smirking. Luindaeion looked up from his book.

\"You\'re pathetic.\" shot Luindaeion. Juniper just cackled in the air.

\"You got me now, elf. You\'ve told me.\" Sarcasm dripped from her sparkling lips.

\"Careful, you bane. I might just use you as a bookmark.\" With that, Luindaeion snapped his book shut and gave a false, friendly smile.

\"Oh, that\'s fine, very nice.\" A devious smirk danced upon her face. \"I\'m sure that human you guided would like it if you did that to him. Jumping from the tree he was seated in, he stalked over to the faerie, which was flapping just at face-height.

\"You better just stay out of my affairs. Or I\'ll burn down your beloved tree while you sleep.\" He began to glide over the fallen twigs and wood as he felt a tap in the back of his head. He turned to see a dwarf brick-colored berry hit the ground. After throwing the berry, Juniper zoomed right to Luindaeion\'s nose.

\"You\'ll get what\'s coming to you, foolish git.\" Her blush eyes twinkled dangerously. She zoomed up quickly and out of sight. Luindaeion followed the trail further into the woods, looking to seek peace. Once he felt he was away from the livid faerie he laid down on his stomach and drifted into the world his book contained.