7th Kind 1: Christmas in Dreamland by Cheryl Dragon

7th Kind 1: Christmas in Dreamland by Cheryl Dragon

Author:Cheryl Dragon [Dragon, Cheryl]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Multiple Partners
Publisher: Resplendence Publishing, LLC
Published: 2011-09-14T04:00:00+00:00


Chapter Five

Another day had passed and things hummed along without incident. Another romantic dinner and great sex though the alien issue hung in the air, but nothing changed. The guys debated telling her the truth, but all of them wanted to make Christmas Eve a little special for Meg even if they were locked up in Dreamland. Charlie had convinced the kitchen staff to deliver a special dinner to the lab.

As they walked into her territory, Charlie spotted Meg sucking a candy cane. Her dress was perfectly on theme, green with little red flowers.

“Merry Christmas.” He kissed her on the lips.

“You, too!” She kissed Ike and Henry, as well. “So what’s the big surprise?”

Charlie wondered if the relationship felt normal yet. For years, they’d doubted they could find a woman who’d fulfill their alien needs and relationship model. Finally, they had, but that didn’t mean it would be easy for her to adjust.

“Why don’t you be patient?” Ike threaded tinsel into her ponytail.

“No! Stop playing.” She walked away from the troublemaker. “Whatever it is, there better be enough to go around.”

Charlie put an arm around her. “Of course. Look, it’s the holidays. It’s just dinner. A nice home-cooked meal—or as close as we get to it here.”

Just then, the lab doors opened and a row of cooks walked in carrying heavy trays.

“How did you get them to do this?” she asked.

“Your guests can’t go to the mess hall, even under guard. It’s too exposed. So we brought a holiday meal to them.” Henry nodded to the pod.

“That’s so sweet. They haven’t been very chatty. They don’t know exactly where they were, and their guards weren’t very open. They endured interrogations and tests. I think they just want to see Liz.”

“A good meal can’t hurt them.” Ike shrugged.

She smiled. “You’re all so nice. They don’t celebrate Christmas, but they might as well get into the spirit because Liz does.”

“I think she wants to be alone with us.” Charlie winked at Henry.

Meg blushed and adjusted her glasses. “Stop it. I love being with you guys, but it’s the holidays. I really appreciate you including them. We can be alone all night.” She opened the door.

Charlie shook his head. As she’d promised, the door wasn’t locked. The aliens could close it for privacy, but they weren’t locked in except for security posted outside the lab doors. The woman had courage and conviction. Before they all knew it, they’d love her. Charlie now truly admired her.

“Come on out and stretch your legs. Dinner and some holiday fun.” She pointed the way.

The cook staff hustled out of there quickly when the aliens emerged. Charlie wondered what they’d say if they knew part of the security team had the same alien DNA.

“Get started. I’ve got one thing to grab.” Meg headed to her office.

Charlie and Henry exchanged curious looks. Then Meg returned with a big bowl and two containers. She poured one fully into the bowl and added a ladle. Then she mixed in some liquid from the other bottle.



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