Hidden Depths by L.M. Brown

Author:L.M. Brown [Brown, L.M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: erotic romance fiction
Publisher: Totally Entwined Group Ltd
Published: 2018-02-25T16:00:00+00:00

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Jake guided the refugees through the house while Fabian remained in the temple to greet the new arrivals.

He wasn’t sure even this place would be big enough to accommodate everyone who was about to descend on them. He gave another silent thank you to Caspian for gifting him with the language of the merpeople. He didn’t know how he would have managed without the ability. It was hard enough trying to explain basic functions of the bathroom with it. Apparently there was no word in the language of the mer for a toilet.

As he returned to the temple, he ran into Finn.

“Hi, baby, how’s it going?” Jake pulled Finn into his arms and hugged him tight. “Is Kyle with you?”

“He’s tracking down Lynna. I’m going to go back shortly for the next group. What time is it?”

Jake checked his watch. “Just after ten.”

“It’s mid-morning already?” Finn sighed. “This is taking longer than I thought it would.”

“Is there going to be enough time to get everyone out of the city?”

“I hope so.”

They hurried back to the temple, and after tossing another rose from the garden into the offering basin, Finn disappeared through the portal again.

“Not everyone is going to make it through,” Fabian said. “There are too many mer to bring here.”

Jake had no idea what the population of Atlantis was, but he trusted Fabian had a fair idea of the numbers. He had watched over the city for centuries.

“Is Delwyn back yet?” Jake asked.

Fabian shook his head. “No.”

“I’m sure he’s okay,” Jake reassured him. “Those who have arrived seem to be pregnant mermaids and youngsters.”

“The most vulnerable,” Fabian said. “I hope he and his parents don’t leave it too long before they come through the portal. I won’t survive without him.”

Jake patted Fabian’s arm. “I’m sure he’ll be here long before midnight.”

“If he isn’t, there’s nothing I can do about it,” Fabian replied.

“Let’s not start worrying yet.”

The portal glowed, a sign that someone was about to come through. They cut their conversation short as the second group of evacuees began to arrive.

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