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“Indeed,” Sahalie said as she picked up a sugar cookie. “We believe they want time to plan the inevitable trap. Your brother is quite predictable.” “Is everyone okay with this?” I asked, itching to go find Aurelius and discuss the new situation. “Honestly,” Sahalie said. “This works better for us. It gives us time to…

That eased some of the tension in the room as everyone chuckled. I waved a hand. “Everyone dismissed. We can talk more later.” The men and women rose and began to trickle out. Rasp and Vince stayed put, both of them looking uncomfortable and anxious. I waited until everyone had departed to speak. “What’s wrong…

“Do you give up?” I asked, grunting as I tried to keep my grip. Without answering, Elle twisted, her leg spinning in my hands, and pulled free. In two quick movements, she had me straddled, her hands on my wrists, arms pressed into the ground. Elle smiled slyly at me. “I thought you were going…

Rather than the throne room, the servant led me to the large den that sat off the entrance. Dad was there along with Elle, Delphine, Rasp, Vince, and over a dozen members of the court as well as the Hikshil leadership envoy members. “Well, what’s happened?” I asked as I entered. Elle moved to my…

“I can’t believe all this is happening.” I chuckled ruefully, and crossed my arms. “I feel like I’ve been saying that every day for the last month or so.” Delphine put her arm around my shoulders. “Things haven’t been normal for a while now.” As I glanced back at the closed door, a new thought…

After the first sparring session, Delphine showed me how to use his own weight against him. “Instead of backpedaling,” Delphine explained, demonstrating, “move toward him.” Freddy, still in his half-shifted form, pretended to claw at Delphine, but the woman moved in close, forcing herself inside his attack radius where he couldn’t swipe at her. Delphine…

“Faith? Seriously?” He nodded once. “Yeah.” I snorted. “You’re full of shit, aren’t you?” “Yeah. I am.” Laughing, I poked his side. “You asshole.” He twisted aside and tickled my ribs. “Hey, no! No tickling.” He gave me a lazy grin. “You started it.” I struggled against him, trying to catch my breath. I even…

“I didn’t say it wasn’t,” I admitted. “The issue is, we’ve all taken that money and invested it. How much cash do we have on hand if we needed to buy supplies from human industries?” I asked, glancing at Titus. Titus winced and swiped over the screen of the tablet in front of him. “Cash…

AURELIUS “Nice day, right?” Rasp asked. We were in my office, looking out at the grounds. The sun glinted off the mountains in the distance. After being locked away in that cell, I’d never take the orange glow for granted again. Even so, I couldn’t shake the ominous feeling in my gut. “It is. Or…

I snorted a laugh. “I suppose we could, but that might be tedious.” Her smile faded. She squeezed my hand and stopped walking. “Seriously. What’s on your mind?” Shaking my head, I sighed. “It’s a lot, that’s all. There’s a lot that can go wrong. So much that already has. I’m worried. That’s all. I…