Forbidden Cravings-Chapter 174: Leaving Park

The Ferris wheel cabin was a steamy, intimate bubble, its glass walls fogged from our heat, the twinkling lights of the amusement park below a distant, dreamy glow.

"Ahh..ahhh..yeahhh..more..."

Aeri straddled me, her black mini skirt bunched around her hips, her tight white t-shirt pushed up to expose her large, soft boobs that pressed against my chest. Her cat ear headband wiggled with every movement, her hair a messy cascade around her flushed, teary face.

I thrust my cock into her wet pussy, my pace quickening, each fast shot drawing soft moans from her lips—"Ahh... ahh... ahh..."—that echoed in the small space like a private melody.

"Arghh, fuck..." I groaned, my voice raw as I gave one final thrust to her pussy, holding Aeri close as our orgasms crashed over us like a tidal wave.

My arms wrapped on her ass, pulling her tight, my dick buried deep inside her womb as I released my semen, the pleasure pulsing through me in waves.

Aeri shivered against me, her own climax hitting hard, her moans—"Ahh... huhh..."—muffled as she pressed her face into my head, her hands clutching my face, holding it against her boobs for support.

Her skin was warm, big and soft, and I could feel her heart racing, her breaths ragged as she rode out the sensation.

Her pussy, hot and wet, clenched hard around my hardened dick, milking every drop of my semen, the tightness making my head spin.

"Arghh so good.." I groaned softly, my hands sliding to her ass, holding her steady as we both trembled in the aftermath.

The cabin swayed gently with the Ferris wheel’s slow turn, the faint hum of the ride and the distant carnival music wrapping us in a surreal calm.

"Ahh... huff..." Aeri pulled back slightly, her body relaxing as our breathing slowed. frёeweɓηovel_coɱ

She looked down at me, her face flushed a deep pink, her eyes glassy but warm, and a soft smile spread across her lips. Her naked body—boobs bare, t-shirt bunched up, my dick still inside her pussy—was a sight so hot it made my chest tighten. I smiled back, my hands resting on her hips, savoring the moment.

"It felt great, Aeri..." I said, my voice low and warm, leaning forward to kiss her gently.

She didn’t say anything, just cupped my cheeks with her warm hands and kissed me back, her lips soft and lingering, full of quiet affection. The kiss was slow, unhurried, like we were sealing something unspoken between us.

The Ferris wheel slowed, its rotation easing to a peaceful pace as we descended toward the ground. The ride came to a gentle stop, the cabin door clicking open as the same female worker—a young woman with a ponytail and a name tag reading "Lila"—greeted us with a polite bow.

"Hope you enjoyed the ride," she said, her voice professional but her smile awkward, her cheeks a little pink like she’d caught a hint of what had happened inside.

Aeri stepped out first, stretching her arms above her head with a cheerful,

"Ahhh... it was so peaceful up there!" Her voice was bright, her cat ears bouncing as she turned to me, her face glowing with a mix of joy and mischief. She looked so carefree, like nothing had happened, but the flush on her cheeks gave her away.

"Sure... the ride was fun," I said, stepping out behind her, a smirk tugging at my lips as I caught her eye. I leaned closer, my voice low so only she could hear. "Real peaceful, huh?"

Aeri’s eyes narrowed, and she nudged me with her elbow, pouting dramatically.

"Shut up," she muttered, but her lips twitched into a smile, her cheeks reddening again. Lila, the worker, glanced at us, her awkward smile widening like she was trying not to laugh, and

Aeri grabbed my hand, tugging me away from the ride. "Come on, let’s go before you embarrass us more," she said, her voice teasing, her fingers warm and tight around mine.

I laughed, letting her pull me into the bustling park, the lights and sounds swallowing us up. "Me? You’re the one who—" I started, but she cut me off with another playful shove, her laughter ringing out like music. "Shut up already, I said."

As we wandered toward the next adventure, her hand in mine, I couldn’t shake the feeling that this night—this moment with Aeri—was something I’d hold onto forever.

Aeri glanced around, her hands tucked into the sleeves of her open black shirt, her breath visible in the chilly night air.

"Should we go now?" she asked, tilting her head toward me.

"Yeah, sure," I said, scanning the emptying park. "It’s almost closing time anyway." I noticed the workers starting to sweep up stray popcorn bags and the ride operators shutting down controls, their tired smiles still polite.

Only a handful of couples remained, huddled close, their voices low and intimate in the quieting night.

"Kinda feels like we’re the last ones here," I added, chuckling as I shoved my hands into my pockets, my own cat ears feeling a bit silly now that the park’s energy was fading.

We made our way toward the grand gate of Wonderland Amusement Park, its towering archway still lit with golden lights, though the "Welcome" sign flickered as if ready to sleep. Stepping through, we left the park’s warmth behind, and the chilly night air hit us full force. It was 10 p.m., and the streets outside were quiet, the city’s usual hum muted under a starry sky. A light breeze rustled Aeri’s hair, and she shivered slightly, pulling her shirt tighter around her.

"Let me call a cab," I said, finding my phone out of my pocket, my fingers already scrolling for the app. The screen’s glow lit my face as I started typing, but Aeri’s voice stopped me.

"Wait," she said, her hand gently catching mine, her fingers warm despite the cold. Her touch was soft but firm, pulling my attention to her.

"Hmm?" I looked at her, confused, my phone still in my hand.

Her expression had shifted—no teasing smirk, no playful pout. Her eyes were serious, searching mine, and her lips were pressed into a thoughtful line.

"Can we walk a little bit together?" she asked, her voice quiet but steady. "And maybe... rest at a nearby hotel or somewhere?" Her words hung in the air, heavy with meaning, and she held my gaze, like she was waiting for me to understand something deeper.

I stared into her eyes, the world around us falling away—the distant sound of a closing gate, the rustle of leaves skittering across the sidewalk, the faint chatter of another couple passing by.

My heart skipped, and a warmth spread through me, despite the chilly night.

"Alright..." I said slowly, a smile breaking across my face, soft but genuine. "Let’s do that."

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