Lyrical Magic by Raelynn Blue & Shara Azod

Author:Raelynn Blue & Shara Azod [Blue, RaeLynn & Azod, Shara]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
ISBN: 9780557777518
Google: mY8tAgAAQBAJ
Amazon: 0557777518
Publisher: lulu.com
Published: 2010-11-24T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Six

Daffyd shrugged, eyeing her closely. How ready was she to hear the truth? How much truth would he give her? She still had no idea. It was not he who invited himself into her dreams.

She had brought him there. When he had first reached out to her, the last thing he had expected was not only acceptance but an invitation to delve further. It was by her power he entered her dreams. She should have never been able to feel him touching her, but she had, and she had not resisted. She used her power unconsciously, without forethought. When she wanted to repel him, she did. She was just as powerful as he was, in some ways more so.

―I am not human, Shiri. And neither are you.‖

―Say what?‖ Shiri balked, crossing her arms over those delectable breasts Daffyd remembered so fondly. ―I‘m human. I‘ll give you that you aren‘t, well, normal. I dunno what you are, but I‘m one hundred percent human.‖

Did he daresay her rage made her even more delicious?

Her speech done, Shiri pursed her lips and waited. Daffyd saw doubt seeping across her features. Minute twitches here and there.

―You do not believe that, 'm enaid. I can read the doubt clearly in your eyes.‖

―You don‘t know what I believe,‖ she said quietly, interrupting him.

He sighed. This should‘ve been simple and had she been completely human, it would have been so. Yet, the muddled mixture of human emotions and otherworldly power made her unstable—a cauldron tittering on the edge of tipping over.

Mortals are nothing more than ordinary beings consumed by emotions, which was Queen Maeve‘s argument against his marriage to Ceinwen.

Shiri is not Ceinwen.

―Perhaps I should get to the point. I am Fae. Well, half at least. The other half is I suppose what you would call demi-god. You…you are something extraordinary and mysterious.‖

Daffyd watched every heave of her lovely bosom as Shiri struggled to corral her rapid emotions. From her came feelings of confusion, fear and anger at being deceived. That last part was projected as clearly as if she‘s said the words.

―I have not deceived you. I‘m not hiding anything from you, 'm enaid,‖ he said softly, trying to use his magic in cadence to simmer her sentiments.

She nodded as if she agreed.

―Please stop trespassing in my mind!‖ she demanded, rubbing her temples. ―If I want you to know my thoughts, I‘ll tell you. Believe that.‖

―Fair enough. I apologize. Still I cannot help it. I feel your anguish, your confusion, and it disturbs me.‖

Daffyd withdrew his mental focus from her.

He glided over to her. If he could but touch her, he would feel better. She would feel better. He couldn‘t explain it, but when they came together, the power—their power, increased.

―So, you‘re a fairy,‖ she stated bluntly with scorn. Lips twisted into a sneer. ―Where the wings at? You‘re a little large aren‘t you?‖

I have said too much. She is scared. So often when humans are confronted with the unknown, they respond with anger. But she wasn‘t human.

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