Pervert In Stone Age: Breaking Cavewomen with Modern Kinks Chapter 546: Diana Vs Angela 2

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Previously on Pervert In Stone Age: Breaking Cavewomen with Modern Kinks...
As Dexter uses his time-stopping ability, he brings Diana into the Stone Age fortress. He shows her his domain, ruled by women, and Diana expresses a desire to meet Angela. Dexter then leads Diana to his chambers, where Angela is encountered in a state of undress.

A slow, deliberate smile graced Diana’s lips, imbued with the wisdom of ages and the quiet assurance of someone who held an unshakeable position.

The fine lines around her eyes deepened slightly, expressing a subtle enjoyment, much like the savoring of a rare, exquisite vintage.

"I am his aunt," she stated, her voice a smooth, melodic cadence, yet carrying an undeniable authority. "And his official wife."

The declaration resonated in the air, a palpable tension hanging heavy. Angela’s respiration hitched. For a fleeting instant, the world seemed to hold its breath—even the glistening water droplets on Angela’s skin appeared poised to halt their descent.

Instead of an outburst, a snarl, or bared teeth, her shoulders eased by a minuscule degree. It was as if a stark truth had been presented, one that, despite its sting, was irrefutable. Her fingers, which had been resting with a certain possessiveness around my waist, tightened imperceptibly before releasing their grip.

"Official wife..." Angela echoed, the phrase sounding unfamiliar on her tongue, as if she were weighing its substance and significance. Her tone lacked anger, replaced instead by a quiet, resigned acceptance, suggesting she had just been outplayed in a contest she hadn’t even recognized taking place.

I shifted my gaze towards Angela, my expression carefully neutral. The space between us crackled with unspoken inquiries and a tension born from the collision of two equally resolute wills. "Yeah," I confirmed, my voice pitched low and deliberately casual, as if commenting on the day’s weather. "She is the wife my mother selected. I brought her back from my own timeline."

Angela’s hold on me loosened for the very first time. Her dark eyes, typically possessing a keen, insightful sharpness, widened considerably as the full implication of my statement washed over her, akin to a sudden, powerful wave. "Your timeline?" Her voice dropped to a near whisper, as though uttering it louder might shatter the delicate, unfolding reality before her.

"You mean… you possess the ability to traverse between distinct timelines?" The question was laden not just with disbelief, but with a profound sense of awe, tinged with a faint undercurrent of apprehension. She had witnessed my capacity for the extraordinary before. She had sensed the impossible in my bearing, in the way I commanded my surroundings. But this revelation? This transcended mere power. This signified dominion over the very essence of existence.

My response was silent, conveyed through a single, drawn-out nod.

Angela’s breath caught, her chest rising and falling in shallow, irregular gasps. She had long harbored the certainty that I was something beyond human—beyond anything she had ever encountered.

She had perceived it in the way time itself seemed to warp around me, in the automatic obedience of the soldiers outside at my mere appearance. Yet, the concept of time travel? The capacity to extract an individual from another epoch, another reality, and transport them here? This was not merely godlike; it was a power capable of unraveling the cosmos if handled without utmost care.

For a suspended moment, she simply gazed at me, her mind a whirlwind of computations. Then, as if the sheer magnitude of it finally settled deep within her being, a shaky exhalation escaped her lips.

"Oh, my god..." The words were released in a near-silent rush, barely more than a breath. Her fingers, still cool and damp from her recent shower, trembled subtly against my skin. The shock she experienced was profound, accompanied by a humbling sensation she hadn’t felt in a considerable span of time.

Observing the interaction unfold, Diana’s eyes held a subtle, satisfied gleam, as if witnessing the final, perfectly placed piece of an intricate mosaic.

There was no overt display of triumph, no smugness—such gestures were unnecessary. The confirmation of her established position, and indeed my own, was evident in the momentary faltering of Angela’s composure.

It was observable in the tremor of Angela’s fingers, in the slight catch of her breath, as if the very foundation she stood upon had shifted infinitesimally. Diana’s contentment was understated, almost tranquil, emanating from the secure knowledge of holding an unassailable authority.

As for myself, I remained motionless, observing the dynamic between them, a faint, knowing smirk playing at the edges of my lips. This was merely the prelude; the true engagement had just commenced.

Angela drew back slightly, her arm still loosely encompassing my waist, conveying a reluctance to fully disengage. She redirected her attention to Diana, her expression a complex blend of defiance and intrigue, as if assessing an unexpected, yet formidable, rival.

"I... I am Angela," she declared, her voice regaining steadiness, though underscored by a subtle vulnerability. "I am Dexter’s woman." These words were not intended as a confrontation, but rather as an affirmation, a declaration of her intrinsically bonded place within my sphere, within my life.

Diana inclined her head, her gaze sweeping over Angela with a discerning, appraising look. There was no trace of animosity or envy within it, only a quiet recognition of an undeniable reality.

"Oh, I recognize you now, Angela," Diana declared, her tone warm yet laced with a playful challenge. "Dexter has spoken of you so often." She allowed the statement to linger, observing how Angela’s hold on me subtly intensified. "Albeit, he never quite did you justice, did he?"

Angela’s eyebrows lifted, a flash of surprise registering on her features. "Really?" she inquired, her voice sharp yet tinged with curiosity. "And what exactly did he convey?"

Diana emitted a soft chuckle, a sound that was both lighthearted and knowing. "Ah, you know Dexter. He’s hardly one for effusive praise. Nevertheless, I can certainly comprehend why he is so... devoted to you." Her gaze briefly dipped, settling on Angela’s chest, where the delicate, black lace of her bra strained valiantly—and unsuccessfully—to contain the ample fullness of her bust.

The fabric, now slick with moisture, adhered to her skin, the sheer nature of it doing little to conceal the soft contours beneath. "I must confess, though, I wasn’t anticipating you to be quite so... generously proportioned." A smirk played on her lips as her eyes returned to meet Angela’s. "Your assets rival my own, I see."

Angela’s cheeks bloomed with color at the sheer audacity of Diana’s observation, and reflexively, she brought her arms across her chest, as if attempting to shield herself from the scrutiny.

However, such efforts were in vain. The lace was far too delicate, too sheer, and the dampness only exacerbated its revealing nature. The material clung to her like a second skin, tracing every curve, every rise, in a manner that was impossible to overlook. "You are... remarkably forthright," Angela commented, her voice a blend of amusement and disquietude. "I wasn’t aware that Dexter made a habit of comparing the women in his life."

Diana’s laughter rang out, a full and hearty sound. "Oh, there’s no need for him to do so. A woman possesses an innate understanding of such matters." She advanced a step, her eyes alight with playful impishness. "Pray tell, Angela, do you habitually present yourself in such a manner when Dexter is absent? Or is this a special ensemble for his homecoming?"