Together
“Loraine? Is it you? I knew you would come”, Aziel exclaims between a number of coughs.
His eyes stare at me intently. The next challenge now is to hoist him aboard without the boat capsizing. “Aziel, do you think you have enough strength to get yourself aboard?” I yell at him. I tie the rope to the boat, throw the other end to him. He takes it, and yes, he's getting closer and closer. "Aziel, Aziel", is all I can say when I see him at the boat side now. "Hold on, just a little longer and you're in."
After a few attempts, he manages to sit on the back edge of the boat. I grab him by the shoulders to keep him from tipping over and falling back into the sea. He must be exhausted, he was in the ocean for almost two hours. It is still pitch dark but the storm has already passed. Now there are only raindrops that make us soaking wet. Aziel lies on his back on the floor for a while to catch his breath. “Hey, are you feeling better now?” I ask him and lie down next to him. He puts an arm around me, together we look at the dark sky.
“Did you know I was coming? Why did you think that?” I ask in surprise. Aziel chuckles and holds me closer. “I know what I know,” he explains mysteriously. For now, I'll leave this answer alone, we have more important matters on our minds. “The boat has run out of fuel. We can't see a hand in front of our face either, so we have no choice but to wait until morning." He nods, but I realize his clothes are soaking wet. “Let me help you undress and squeeze the water out of your clothes. There are some rain jackets on board, try to put them on”, I tell him.
When he's in his boxers in front of me, I can't help but run my eyes over his muscular body. Without clothes he is a true Adonis, eight pack and all. I grab his face, let my hand slide down his neck, caressing his chest to his stomach. He breathes faster and when he looks up at me, I see desire burning in his eyes. Slowly I bring my face to his, he does not disappoint me. A deep kiss follows, but he soon disconnects us. “Let me put on the jacket first. It gets pretty cold here,” he says. I blush with shame, my horny feelings have distracted me from the horrible circumstances.
Aziel sees my red face and grins. He quickly puts on the pants but leaves the jacket open. Then he pulls me against his chest, closing the zipper halfway behind me. We're back together on the floor. I can feel his heartbeat, my legs intertwine with his. “How did you fall overboard? Weren't you inside the yacht then?" I ask him. “I was shocked when I heard your name as the one who ended up in the water. The Coast Guard has a lot of work to do and I knew they wouldn't be spending a lot of time here.” The thought that he would have been in the water longer if I hadn't shown up makes a lump in my throat.
I grab onto him, shower his chest with kisses. “Let's get some sleep. That eases the wait. When we wake up, we will talk further," he whispers to me. Of course, I follow his advice and within minutes, we fall asleep. I snuggle close to his body, we warm each other. It is now close to midnight, the rain has stopped.
When I open my eyes again, I am staring at a clear sky. When I look next to me I see Aziel looking at me with a smile on his face. “Morning, Angel. You are so beautiful even after an adventure through the raging sea," he compliments me with a kiss on the nose. “You saved my life, I'm so grateful for that. Hopefully I can spend the rest of it with you," I hear him say. My eyes go big. "Aziel, is that a marriage proposal?" I ask him shocked. "Do you love me then?"
He doesn’t answer but stares behind me in the distance. “Just turn and see,” he tells me. I turn around, what I see there makes my heart beats faster with joy. “Aziel, we are saved! Look, now they'll find us easier. Let's paddle there soon”, I scream happily.
He takes the paddle, I find a plate in the storage cupboard. While he's paddling, I scoop with the board hoping it will help us move forward faster. After half an hour we reach the strip in sea where we are able to walk to the island. Aziel drops the anchor, finds the rescue attributes in the closet and ties them into his shirt, which is now half dry. He steps into the water and helps me out of the boat. With the stuff on his head, we wade through the seawater to the coast. Aziel has my hand tightly in his.
There is a wide beach with a beautiful green forest behind it as we arrive. “Will there be wild animals here?” I ask him anxiously. "Where shall we hide then?" I shudder. We walk to the green strip where Aziel puts the load on his head. “Let's look out for a cave. Otherwise we will have to build a hut ourselves,” he says calmly. His attitude eases the panic in me, he is so calming. Hand in hand we now walk down the beach, looking for a place where we are safe from sun, rain and wild animals. I still can't believe I'm here with Aziel on a desert island now.
"Hey, look over there". He points to a hut about twenty meters from the beach. There is a small road to it when I look around, but it is overgrown. Aziel leads the way, and when we arrive at the hut it turns out that it is not locked. He knocks open the door and to my great surprise it is clean and tidy. It seems to be used more often. There is even cooking utensils and cutlery. “Seems like someone comes here frequently. It's a shame he's not here to welcome us now," Aziel jokes, laughing.
We walk back where we left our stuff and now bring it to the hut. Hopefully, it won't be too long before we are found and rescued...
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