Revelation by Elohim. The Mystery of Diana de’Poitier. Claude Angie
He said. Hugging her and hugging her.
Admit it, though.
Where did you hide your crescent tiara?
He added, barely audible, gasping for breath from his own heartbeat. Hearing its pounding in the ears and how hard it beats. Feeling enveloping, as if invisible covered her light, sweet scent. For some time it seemed to him that his head was spinning and he, taking off from the ground, was hovering somewhere in zero gravity among a billion stars. Somewhere far from the sinful land. Her scent enveloped him completely, like a million small silk ribbons, caressing his skin. This gave him goosebumps. Running all over the body with hot streams and pounding in the head and temples with his own heart. He completely forgot about everything in the world, except for her and her smell. Her hair fell in black streams over his strong shoulders and it seemed to him that a crescent moon flashed in them. This world floated away and became hazy. And he seemed to be in another world, unknown and beautiful, from which he did not want to return! She hugged him, wrapping her white arms around his neck. And he realized that he was in captivity, from which he did not want to free himself! That he would never live again without this sweet captivity!
That he never wanted anything more than to be captivated by her hair, her scent and her white tender body, now pressing against him. Feeling her tender and hot kiss on his lips, he pressed her closer to him. As if afraid that this obsession will disappear and melt away. He pulled her closer to him, kissing her soft, sweet lips like honey.
Meeting
Once, while in Paris in the palace. Diana, as always comfortably sitting on his lap, dangled her legs, enjoying their carelessness.
Honey, I have to go, said Heinrich.
But she didn’t want to let him go.
But Heinrich, don’t go!
You’re the king!
And you can do whatever you want! Capriciously pouting, said Poitier.
That’s because I’m a king. My dear Diana. I have to go.
Well, where are you going?! She continued not to let go of King Poitiers.
To which he replied that he had a meeting scheduled for this time and he was already late thanks to her, which he hated to do.
What kind of meeting?! She snorted, moody.
Which meeting is dearer to you than me?! She pouted her lips again.
My dear Diana. The meeting I need to go to.
And believe me, I really don’t feel like doing this.
And I’d rather stay with you. But, unfortunately, I still have to go.
But if you don’t feel like Heinrich, you don’t have to go! She continued.
Raising her index finger into the sky and busily uttering it, like a very important thing. Why he laughed and answered.
Madam. Will you finally rise? Or should I put you on your own feet? The king continued laughing.
Poitiers shook her head, not going to get up from his knees and also continuing to swing her legs. He sighed.
Do you think I enjoy listening to the boring speeches of courtiers?
But, it’s my duty, madam. Added by the king. Mimicking her gesture by lifting her index finger up and making an important expression befitting a king. This time Poitiers laughed. She put her arms around his neck.
Well, don’t go! She was capricious. Shaking his head like a dummy what did it mean? Well, say no, and don’t go. While making unhappy eyes.
He laughed.
Well, maybe you can go?
Look at how torment this is! The king laughed at his joke.
Here I go! Poitiers said, jumping off his knees. Frowning menacingly and stretching her hand forward, she shook her index finger at someone unknown.
And I will disperse all these bores!
So that these idiots don’t distract you from more important things anymore! She spoke importantly. By the more important thing, meaning that they do not get in the way of enjoying each other. The king was already enjoying himself heartily.
From important matters?! Heinrich said laughing.
That is, so that no one distracts me from you?!
My dear, Henry laughed.
Go ahead and scold them for this! He had fun with all his heart.
Of course! She answered, almost seriously.
Here I go!
Well, go on! Are you here?! Heinrich answered.
He was already laughing, getting so excited that it seemed like he was going to cry with laughter.
My dear, I give you my word.
You will escape from them in 5 minutes! Heinrich added, having fun.
Well, I’ll go! Frowning, she continued.
Well, go already! He continued laughing. The king was already so amused that, dangling his legs to the side of the chair, in which he no longer sat, but almost lay, he chatted with them, having fun with all his heart.
Will you give me your royal seal? Diana said, making a naive angelic face. This time, he already laughed so that tears still gushed from his eyes. He barely calmed down from his fit of tearful laughter, answered her laughing.
God! Diana!
You want to kill me with laughter?!
Of course I won’t give you my seal! He laughed.
What good, you start spanking it, right and left indiscriminately.
And what good, make a commotion and confusion in the state! He laughed.
She pouted. As if she really thought that the king would give her his seal, and now she was offended by him for not doing so. Why he had a fit of laughter again.
Come on madam, are you going? He said, having fun, Heinrich.
Yes, I’m coming! You’re Majesty!
Harmful, she added, making a face at him and showing a sharp little tongue. Like a little girl with bad manners. The king pointed to the door as if speaking.
Come on, go madam!
Throwing her chin up, she turned and walked confidently out of the room. He called after her.
Tell me I sent you.
He was still laughing.
See you in 5 minutes! He added.
Poitiers entered the meeting room. The men were quietly talking to each other, when they saw her; they stared at her in surprise. She took a deep breath like a swimmer before diving into the abyss and heading towards the place of honor for the king. The looks of those present became even more surprised. She sat down gravely in the king’s place. Those present fell silent, watching her in surprise. She whispered to the advisor that she was sitting next to her. That today, by order of the king. The meeting will be chaired by her. He shook his head, professionally maintaining composure and announced this to everyone present in the hall. There was a booming whisper like a swarm of flies. Showing how they could not agree with this. Realizing that she must do something. Poitiers rose resolutely and importantly from her seat, or rather from the seat of the king. She raised her hand sharply, attracting their attention and spoke loudly and clearly.
Gentlemen, let’s start the meeting! Thus suppressing their hum.
And sat down in her seat again. The meeting began. It went on for two long hours! Fortunately, there was an adviser nearby who knew his business. She didn’t really understand what they were talking about and what exactly they were talking about. At the same time, pretending to be important, as if she understood every word. But the essence is still, she caught.