Freaky Hearts by Amanda M Lee

Author:Amanda M Lee [Lee, Amanda M]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B01N5LL6MB
Publisher: WinchesterShaw Publications
Published: 2017-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

MY HAIR was still damp when I hit the communal dining area, and I was content to let the sun do its job and serve as a dryer as I fell into place between Nixie and Naida to begin preparing breakfast.

The pixie twins exchanged amused glances as they looked me up and down. I tried to ignore the attention, but it didn’t exactly go as planned.

“What?” I practically exploded after five minutes of giggles.

“You have a little color in your cheeks,” Naida noted.

“And a little spring in your step,” Nixie added. “If I didn’t know better – and I don’t know, so you should realize this is me digging for gossip – I’d guess that you had a lucky night.”

“Oh, mind your own business,” I grumbled, furiously whipping the eggs in a bowl with the whisk.

“Oh, she did have a good night,” Naida sang out, amused. “You must tell us all about it. We live to hear sexy gossip.”

“Who has sexy gossip?” Luke asked, appearing at the edge of the food preparation area. He looked intrigued when Nixie and Naida pointed at me in unison. “Well, well, well. Is it true? Did you and Kade finally add the banana to the fruit salad?”

It took me a moment to get that one – which proved I was still a bit slow on the uptake this morning – and when I did I playfully slapped Luke’s arm and offered him a scowl. “Was that necessary?”

“Oh, I’ve been stocking them up during your depression,” Luke replied, his grin mischievous. “You do look a little lighter, Poet. How does it feel to snag your man?”

Despite my enjoyment of the past ten hours, I couldn’t stop myself from sobering. “Nothing happened.”

“Still?” Luke was outraged. “Does he need me to buy one of those Joy of Sex coloring books? There can be no other explanation. This is freaking painful.”

“What’s painful?” Kade asked, moving behind Luke and curiously glancing between faces. “What’s going on?”

“Nothing,” I answered hurriedly, my cheeks burning. “I … nothing.”

“Uh-huh.” Kade didn’t look convinced. “Spill, fairies. What are you guys talking about?”

“We assumed that you and Poet had a nice night because she was in such a good mood,” Nixie answered, not missing a beat. “We thought it was odd because she’s been so depressed. It seems the reason for her smile wasn’t what we initially thought, so then the teasing began.”

“I see.” Kade flicked his eyes to me. “I’m sorry I couldn’t make everyone happy this morning. I’ll see if I can work on it when I have more time.”

Nixie obviously missed the sarcasm, because she beamed in Kade’s direction. “That would be great. We have a pool going, and I want to win.”

“Just text me when you have in the pool and I’ll make it happen,” Kade said dryly.

“That’s cheating,” Luke barked, annoyed. “As for the other thing, if you need help rooting for vegetables in the cellar because the carrot has gone limp and cold I’m sure there’s a pharmacy we can jet to.

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