Devoted to Destiny by Lisa Kessler

Author:Lisa Kessler [Kessler, Lisa]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction
Publisher: Lisa Kessler
Published: 2018-01-16T05:00:00+00:00

Clio’s phone buzzed, jarring her from her delirious afterglow. Mason had treated her to four of the most incredible orgasms she’d ever had, and now she wasn’t sure if the noodles she called legs would carry her over to her phone.

Mason ran his hand down her back and kissed her shoulder. “Do you need to get that?”

“Probably,” she answered without lifting her head from his chest. “But I’m not sure I can.”

He chuckled. “Want me to get it?”

“Then you’d have to move.”

He nodded. “Unless you’ve got some Jedi powers I don’t know about yet, one of us is going to need to get up if you want to answer.”

“Fine.” She rolled off him. “You get it.”

Mason threw the sheet back and went to get her phone. His naked body was chiseled from hard work, not bulky from the gym, and damn, she wanted him all over again.

He grinned as he came back over and slid into bed. “That smile looks good on you.”

“It’s totally your fault.” She took the phone from him and unlocked the screen.

“Good.” He lay beside her, and she snuggled in close as she read her texts. “Oh shoot.” She groaned. “We need to get over to Callie’s place. Now.”

Mason raised a brow. “Everything okay?”

“I told her you were my Guardian and we should get everyone together for a meeting, but apparently she forgot the part where I mentioned tomorrow, not tonight.” She sat up, combing her fingers through her bedhead hair. “I’ve got texts from Callie, Trinity, and Tera. They’re probably starting to worry.”

They hurried to get ready, but by the time she and Mason got to Callie and Hunter’s house, the rest of her muse sisters and their Guardians were already seated around Callie’s long dining room table. All eyes turned their way. Clio didn’t know who Callie had told and who she hadn’t, so she slipped her hand into Mason’s and cleared her throat.

“Mason is my Guardian,” she announced to the group. She looked up at him, the gleam in his eyes melting her heart. “And most of us are still here because he gets really strong when he needs to, even tearing down metal security doors with just a hammer.”

Nate got up from the table and clapped a hand on Mason’s shoulder. “I had my suspicions. Glad to have you at our table.”

Mason chuckled. “I had no idea my work crew was moonlighting as Guardians for the muses.”

Clio and Mason smiled at each other, then took the last two open chairs at the end of the table. When she looked up, Callie was watching her.

“Are you all right?” Callie asked. “Pamela did a number on you.”

Resting her hand on Mason’s thigh under the table, Clio nodded. “Thankfully, whatever power she has to induce paralysis does wear off eventually, and Mason found me before I drowned. So other than a couple bruises, I’m okay.”

Callie welcomed Mason to the family, and moved on to discuss plans for handling the Pamela threat. While the conversation went on around them, Tera slipped Clio a note.

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