Connor_House of Wilkshire_Book 4_Paranormal Dragon Shifter Romance by Kathi S. Barton

Author:Kathi S. Barton [Barton, Kathi S.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: World Castle Publishing, LLC
Published: 2019-09-06T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 8

Dak watched over his mistress as she slept. They’d had a good day, thanks to Lord Connor. Spending the day at a museum was the best time he’d had in a long while. The art there, all of the different kinds of it, had been things that he’d seen in his lifetime. Aisling said that she’d never had such an eye opening experience before.

“To think of all the things that I’ve tossed out, when it could be sitting behind glass in a building bigger than me when I’m my dragon.” Dak laughed with her. They were trying a different place tonight, food neither of them had had before. “What do you suppose they use as the meat when they barbeque it?”

“I don’t know, my lady. It does smell very good, don’t you agree?” Aisling said that it did. “I’ve been watching the plates that come out of the kitchen here. I think that you should order the everything platter so that we can try it. There are a lot of orders for that going out as I have seen.”

As soon as they were seated, they were brought a basket of rolls. Most of the time they would just leave them in the basket, as neither of them had any good remembrance of bread before the great sleep that Aisling had had. The steam coming off the top of the basket and the light brown butter had them pulling off the first slice and moaning at the taste.

“It has an herbal taste. Like cinnamon. Do you remember that taste, my lady?” She said that she didn’t usually care for the treat, but liked it this way. “I do as well. May I have another slice? I should like to have it all, but I will share.”

“I won’t hog it all to myself, Dak.” She laughed. “I know that the last time we had a good meal I did eat all the beans that were green. What a silly name for them, green beans. I would have called them sticks of deliciousness. They were so good.”

“Yes, well, I guess I’ll never know, will I?” Aisling told him that she’d order them both some if it was on the menu. “If you’re sure that you’ll share with me, then I’d like that.”

He was only teasing her. She hadn’t had to share with him, but he so enjoyed that she did. Other faeries to dragons that he knew long ago were responsible for finding their own foods. Aisling had always shared with him, even if it was her last bite.

After ordering—there were green beans on the menu—they dug into their salad. She would also cut up his leaves into much smaller pieces so that he didn’t have to wrestle it around to take a bite. They’d also gotten to the point where they didn’t want any dressing on their salads. It would take away from the taste of the wonderful greens, when that was what they both wanted anyway.

The barmaid brought them

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