Her Alien Protector: A Sci-Fi Alien Romance (Voxeran Fated Mates Book 6) by Presley Hall

Author:Presley Hall [Hall, Presley]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2021-06-24T16:00:00+00:00

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Bohrir

Willow’s breaths grow deeper and more even as she finally succumbs to sleep, her body melting against mine. She fits in my embrace so perfectly, her lithe frame so delicate and small compared to mine.

When I was a youngblood, I sometimes regretted that I stood nearly a head taller than most of my friends. My size was part of why training as a warrior seemed like such an obvious choice for me, and I got used to being perceived a certain way because of my large, heavily muscled frame—but I never liked it.

But for the first time, it doesn’t bother me at all.

Because I was born to be more than a warrior.

I was born to be Willow’s protector.

The memory of her lips on mine, her chest pressed tightly to me as we kissed, makes my cock throb all over again. I’m more aroused than I’ve ever been in my life, and holding her chastely in my arms like this would be sheer torture if it didn’t soothe some deep part of my soul. As difficult as it is to ignore the ache in my groin, I wouldn’t loosen my hold on my mate for anything. It feels as if she’s right where she’s meant to be.

After a while, I begin to doze lightly, drifting in and out of sleep. The low sounds of the forest fill the air around us, and I stay alert for any sign of the water-creature or other threat.

When a new sound reaches my ears, my eyelids fly open.

Willow is talking in her sleep again.

“…found him,” she murmurs, the words a bit muffled by the hand she’s resting her cheek against. “Max… here, boy…”

My brows furrow, and I repeat her words over in my head, determined to remember them.

“Good boy,” she whispers quietly, and I can practically hear the smile in her voice.

Her dream last night seemed to upset her somewhat, but this one seems to make her happy. I can’t help the smile that spreads across my own face as I listen to her speak, making note of every nuance and detail I can. Her voice fades in and out a bit, and several of the words are completely indecipherable—either too garbled to be understood, or perhaps words that the translator chips we each have implanted in our brains can’t interpret.

I hold my breath when she finally goes quiet, waiting to see if she’ll speak again, but the dream seems to have passed.

Lifting my arm from her waist, I gently brush a few dark red strands of hair away from her face. They look almost black in the dim starlight, a startling contrast to her pale skin.

“I will remember, my kira,” I breathe, careful not to wake her with my quiet words.

This beautiful woman is a walking enigma, a mystery even to herself.

Still, I can’t help but hope that the secrets buried inside her mind are closer to the surface than she thinks.

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