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... ried moving around in them and found them quite loose and comfortable.

"I still don't understand why I have to wear this," Kiona said, still a little uncomfortable with something covering her body.

"You want me to die in battle? Because I'm sure I'll only look at your body if you're naked," Kael looked at her up and down, nodding in satisfaction.

She looked even more beautiful with clothes on, if he had to say. Those shorts and tunic highlighted her curves, and also her a ...

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