Elizabeth and the Thunder of Dragons_A Reverse Harem Paranormal Romance by Ava Mason

Author:Ava Mason [Mason, Ava]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-06-18T16:00:00+00:00

Thank heavens for Easton, because I hadn’t even thought to bring tampons. Not only did he know the brand I liked to use but also the size. Which wasn’t creepy at all, but the sign of an observant and devoted manservant. And the sign of my hero for the next few days. I made sure to give him lots of praise for that, although I think it just made him embarrassed.

Thankfully, the bags were waterproof so we could change into dry clothes. Easton got on the phone, arranging for someone to pick up the pilot, and to take away the helicopter wreckage. I was so glad I didn’t have to deal with that. The U.S. Supe Government was more than happy to collect their pilot and helicopter, even though I was pretty sure the pilot got a good ear-chewing over the phone. We tore into the food and, after eating, I passed out on the floor in the living room.

By the time I woke up in the morning, my body was clear of the aches from the night before and the pilot was gone. Someone had also put a blanket over me and tucked a mildly damp pillow under my head. The weather outside was completely clear, and the sky looked like it hadn’t seen a spot of rain in a year. Even the birds chirped outside our window. The only sign that anything had happened was the big fat helicopter crash in the middle of the field behind us.

My pants and underwear had been cleaned and were out on the front porch drying. Which I loved that someone was man enough and mature enough to do it, although not exactly happy that my purple underwear was out for anyone to see. But I wasn’t going to fuss about that. No one admitted to doing it, so I just thanked them all and then ran off to tuck everything away.

The house was pretty old and stuffy; probably built in the fifties. But the carpet was new and cushy enough and had made for a decent bed over the night. The house had a small sun room, with a view of the valley below us. Looking through the binoculars, we could see Garrett’s obnoxiously grand house, but it wasn’t close enough to see anything of interest. We were going to have to get a better vantage point.

Hunter assigned us to split up into two groups, with me, Avery and Christian in one, and him, James and Easton in the other. I had a feeling there was going to be a chat with James during the time I was gone. Dressed in comfortable boots, but otherwise normal clothes in case we were spotted, my group made our way through the trees on the south end of the property. The only thing we carried was a backpack with the binoculars, snacks, water, and rope. Avery carried a rifle, just in case it was needed.

About three hundred yards away from the house, we were already covered in sweat.

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