Alien Captured by Marie Dry

Author:Marie Dry [Dry, Marie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Black Opal Books
Published: 2018-06-08T21:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12

Susannah stiffened and struggled. “No, I don’t want to go to a doctor.”

Everyone knew about the three cousins who’d defied the brothers and went to doctors on the outside. She wasn’t about to die horribly because outsiders killed people. Who knew what an alien doctor would do to her?

Azagor ignored her kicking and screaming and easily carried her and Killer through the huge silver walled cavern.

A woman with red hair and pale freckled skin waited for them in another silver room with an ominous looking slab in the middle of the floor. To Susannah, it looked like a gravestone. She sagged and moaned. No way could she outrun Azagor, but she didn’t want to lie on that thing. And she had a horrible feeling that’s exactly what’s about to happen.

The woman smiled at her. Probably the same fake smile the outside doctors gave the three cousins before they killed them. “Hi, I’m Madison. I’m a doctor. Don’t worry. I’m only going to use this scanner to make sure you are healthy. Azagor doesn’t even have to put you on the bed.” Madison didn’t wait for an answer. She held a slim silver thing in her hand and moved it up and down in front of Susannah. “You can hold the cute dog while I look you over.” She smiled at Killer who’d probably reached his limit of new people. He growled at her. “Hallo, cutie, let’s see if you’re healthy as well.” When he growled again, she laughed.

Susannah clung to Killer and tried to be brave. She could always run if it looked like they wanted to start cutting into her.

Madison frowned down at the silver thing in her hands. “You’re slightly undernourished, but that’s no problem. I’ll give you a shot, and you can come back once a week for more until you’re fixed.”

Susannah shook her head. “Please, no.”

“It won’t hurt. I promise you won’t feel a thing.”

What kind of monster was this redheaded outsider? Susannah burrowed into Azagor. “Please don’t shoot me.”

She was tired, and her head felt as if it wanted to explode with too many things put in there.

Madison bit her lip and fiddled with a slim silver cylinder. “You misunderstood. See this thing? I press it here, and it fills you with all the vitamins you need to become strong.” She sounded strange, and her face was turning red.

“Do it.” If it would get her out of here, she’d endure anything. Susannah scrunched her eyes tightly closed. That thing in the outsider’s hand pressed against her neck. “I am a sea-faring frog, I’m a sea-faring frog.”

“Why does your woman believe she is a frog? I cannot cure human delusions. One of the breeders thinks she’s a chocolate. I don’t want to deal with one who thinks she’s a frog,” the other alien said in English.

“She doesn’t think she’s a frog. It is her way of coping with a situation she doesn’t understand,” Azagor answered and held her tighter against his familiar warm body.

“Please, I want to go home.

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