Cover by @juicytiti
Reign Morowa is a woman whose arranged to marry T'Challa. Sadly, she was captured by Erik Killmonger in his attempt to get T'Challa.
T'Challa saved her but he ends up falling for her while taking care of her. They immediately f...
Reign noticed that they were getting on a private jet. Turning to her husband, she smiled hard and attacked him again with kisses.
"I'm glad to see you're happy." He said as they got out of the car.
The plane ride took 4 hours but it was worth it. Reign was loving the view of the clouds. Though, she kept falling asleep, T'Challa was glad she was happy.
They walked into the villa and Reign immediately ran to their bedroom. Shocked to see candles and roses everywhere, she blinked away the tears that spilled.
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"You did all of this for us?" She asked as he wrapped his arms around her.
"Yes. What do you think?" He replied.
"I love it, thank you." She said turning to face him.
"Don't thank me yet, go look at the rest of the room." He whispered in her ear.
T'Challa chuckled as he watched her run off to see the rest. He went to the kitchen and grabbed two wine glasses along with a bottle of Pinot Noir.
While in the bathroom, Reign changed into some lingerie for T'Challa. Double checking her reflection, she ran her fingers through her hair.
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Quietly she walked out the bathroom and saw him standing on the balcony. Creeping behind him, she gently kissed his neck.
"Well hello to you too........Damn." He said after seeing her in the lingerie.
"You like?" She asked turning slowly into a circle.
"Hell yes." He said with a voice low and husky.
He pulled her into him and kissed her. Their tongues wrestled fiercely. Reign moaned as he smacked her ass.
"Whenever you're ready to take this off of me, come find me." Reign said as she ran off.
