Dragon Captain by Kendal Davis

Author:Kendal Davis [Davis, Kendal]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2019-06-29T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 11: Kat

Cobalt and I did not speak again until we were in his apartment. We left the breathtakingly perfect lounge of the club with our hands still linked. His fingers were intertwined with mine, sending quivers of excitement up my arm. Somehow, I couldn’t bear the thought of letting go.

He silently led me down a hallway to an elevator that was tucked into a corner. It was clearly not meant for the public. If he was the owner of the club, he might need to have private access at any time, so it made sense that he would have his own elevator.

I tried my best not to look too impressed. I was acutely aware that I was more at home on the salty, creaking deck of a boat than in a luxury building on a snooty private island. I didn’t want him thinking I’d never been on an elevator before.

This building was significantly fancier than the place we’d moved into when we arrived to Miami from Roatán, and that was saying something. Well, I had thought that the three of us were staying there, but it was beginning to sink in with me that Cobalt had a permanent home in this city already. He really had been acting as my bodyguard, staying with me to ensure my safety.

I had thought I was falling for a wild outlander dragon man from another dimension. Maybe those things were all true about him. But in addition to that, I was finding that he was a resident of my world too, a business owner, and a billionaire.

It was a lot to take in.

When we stepped out of the elevator, we were in his apartment. I’d never seen anything like it. The arched entryway led to a wide living room that seemed to stretch from one end of the building to another. The exterior walls were made up entirely of windows, each one looking onto a more glorious view than the last. I could see that beyond the windows lay a massive, wraparound balcony filled with easy chairs and sunlight. The scale was so grand that it made the more modest balconies of my own building look tiny.

Cobalt, however, ignored all that, and gently tugged at my hand, turning a corner from the entryway. Before I could ask where he was taking me, we were in his bedroom. As we entered, he pressed a button that moved the window shades to partially close them, dimming the light.

He guided me to stand at the foot of the big bed, then he paused, looking down at me. He lifted a hand to stroke my cheek. There was always a piece of flyaway hair that needed tucking behind my ear. My hair never cooperated the way I wanted it to. Usually, when I did it, I reached up absent-mindedly and pulled the lock of hair taut, trying to make it stay in its place. When Cobalt touched my hair, however, he did so slowly, running his finger along the line of it as if he was spinning gold.

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