River's Run(28)

River glanced up startled when she felt Torak’s hand tighten around her wrist suddenly. He was looking at her with a fierce glitter in his eyes, a look of pure determination and possession stamped on his face.



“Hey, you okay?” River asked softly pulling gently on her wrist to let him know he was holding her a little tighter than she was expecting.



Torak’s mouth drew into a firm line, “You are mine. You need to remember that.”



River raised her eyebrow at him. What brought that on? “I thought we had cleared that up. I don’t belong to anyone. I’m not something you can buy. I’m a human being who makes up her own mind.” River whispered back fiercely.



“Well, make up your mind you belong to me.” Torak replied before turning in his seat to show the discussion was over.



Of all the bull-headed, stubborn, arrogant, male-chauvinist…Ugh! River thought leaning back against the seat. She glanced at Jo and Star who were staring at Torak and her. River crossed her eyes and signed to them he was driving her crazy. The sisters bit back a laugh nodding their heads in agreement.





River, Jo, and Star sat between the men exclaiming over all the different things they saw as the transport glided through the city. They had never seen a vehicle that traveled without the use of wheels except in the movies. After the shuttle had landed, they had been led to a huge vehicle about the size of a stretch limo but without a roof. It had been sitting about two feet off the ground with nothing holding it up. Jo and Star had walked around and around the vehicle trying to see what was holding it up while River had actually gotten down on her hands and knees to look under it. The men had watched with humor as the girls had all kinds of excited exclamations about it. Torak had finally had to lift River bodily off the ground to sit her inside the transport so they could leave.



The rest of the ride had drawn some of the same types of reactions as the girls leaned over the men or stood up while the transport was moving to look at something they had just passed. If it hadn’t been for the men’s firm grips on the women they would have probably fallen out of the transport on more than one occasion as they swiveled to look at a building or any number of Kassians walking along the roads.



The women drew almost as much attention as they sped through the city. Dressed as they were in the form-fitting black sheaths, with their eyes highlighted, and their small statue they caused more than one backup along the way as his people tried to catch a glimpse of the strange alien females who had been brought to their planet. It appeared news had traveled fast about what had transpired on the Galaxy Quest this morning. Lines of people bordered the roadway trying to catch a glimpse of the three fierce female warrior women.



Torak shook his head as he had to grab for River yet again as she stood up and pointed at statue of his father they had just passed.



“Little one, you must sit down before you fall out.” Torak said as he pulled River into his lap where he could wrap both of his arms around her.



“But, did you see that? It was like made of some type of crystal or something and it glowed!” River said excitedly. Man, she wished her cell phone hadn’t gone dead. She would be taking all kinds of pictures right now.



Torak laughed while his brothers chuckled at the sound of awe in River’s voice, “Yes, it is made of a crystal we mine here on Kassis. You will see much of the crystal while you are here.”



“Jo, you or Star don’t have your cell phone or a camera, do you?” River asked as she twisted back and forth on Torak’s lap.



Torak bit back a groan as he felt her sweet ass rubbing back and forth against his crotch. He could feel his cock swelling as she moved. It swelled in response to the innocent invitation she was unwittingly giving him. He looked at his brothers who were biting back a laugh at his expense. They knew exactly what was happening to him and showed no sympathy at all for his discomfort. What amused them even more was the fact River was totally oblivious to her affect on Torak. The women of their Houses took great pleasure in trying to gain the attention of the men. It was refreshing and extremely provocative to have three females who seemed unaware of their impact on the men; not only were they unaware, they seemed to go out of their way to do just the opposite; they tried to drive the men away.



“Like, no.” Star said sarcastically. “I seemed to have forgotten to pack it before I left for this little trip.”



River just laughed. “Oops, sorry!”



Jo burst out laughing. All three girls leaned back as the entrance to the Houses of Kassis came into view. The Houses stood upon one of the higher levels of the city giving each house a view of the city below.