Cosmic Honor: In The Stars Romance (The Lian War Book 1) by Jade Waltz

Author:Jade Waltz [Waltz, Jade]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Jade Waltz
Published: 2020-03-30T16:00:00+00:00

Idris stomped into his quarters, his tail whipped to and fro in anger.

Betrayal.

The single word defined everything he felt.

Her disguise made him question his own sexuality.

The familiarity called to him, causing him to misjudge situations.

He trusted her, and his repayment?

In a different place and time, he would have been delighted to meet the pilot who he looked forward to combating against during each space battle mission. They would have been able to converse and see what developed between them—even if it was just a friendly rivalry.

No. He had to spar against her, marking her as his from licking the wound he placed upon her neck. Within a day, he did something a few others only did with those they loved. He used his own scales to save her life, permanently marking her as his.

And he was sending her away.

Detaching his sheathed knife, Idris threw it onto his chair and undid his pants, allowing them to drop as he stepped out of them, not caring to pick them up.

He was exhausted—both emotionally and mentally—and needed to wash away all the dried human blood.

He wished he could wash her from his memory.

Idris climbed the sand bed stairs and clasped the silky, warm surface. Something about today made him want to bury himself, allowing him to release his focus on the world around him. He had a feeling if he didn’t burn off some of the pent-up energy, he wouldn’t be able to sleep.

Not with her scent surrounding him and the taste of her lingering in his mouth.

I had to insist on reapplying my saliva to her newly acquired scales, in hopes to reduce the inflammation and swelling.

Even though he was angry at how everything had unfolded, she was his responsibility until she was well enough to leave. He wasn’t going to allow another Daextru—male or female—to naturally heal her with their saliva.

Qatszo insisted, with his team, they would be able to come up with a solution by tomorrow through studying the five representative’s bodies. He was glad because even though he had no ill will against her, Idris didn’t want to need to keep licking her wounds until they healed.

The hardened sand against his claws told him he had dug too far while in deep thought. It didn’t matter, just more room for his tail.

He climbed in, lying back against the bed of sand before scooping the piles over him, encasing him. Idris laid his head back against the sand lumped behind him and stared at the ceiling.

Why did she have to meet me like this?

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