Survivors: A Lost World Harem by Jack Porter

Author:Jack Porter [Porter, Jack]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Ink Riot Books
Published: 2021-07-12T22:00:00+00:00

With a way forward agreed upon, the girls settled themselves down once again to sleep.

As I’d done during the sandstorm, I again took it upon myself to sit watch, and couldn’t help but be disappointed when Deeve chose to sleep instead of joining me.

All too often in the past, my job had meant long periods of isolation. And when I finally did get to enjoy the company of others, it was usually between transports and the long emptiness of cryo sleep as I journeyed from one star to the next.

Such a life didn’t easily lead to long-term relationships, so I tended to take what I could get, whenever I could get it.

And Deeve was very much my type. So, I’d been looking forward to this time in the hope of replicating the previous night.

Instead, I found myself once more sitting with my back to the supplies, canvas stretched over my head, two metal poles giving the shelter shape so I could look out over the crevice on one side and the empty wasteland on the other. For long minutes, there was nothing more than the gentle sounds of female exhaustion keeping me company.

I figured Deeve was just tired. She’d gotten less sleep than anyone else other than me.

Then Kia seemed to wake with a start. She shook her head as if to clear it, then rose from her spot, a little away from the others, and came over to me.

Without saying a word, she placed one foot on either side of my legs, sat herself down on my lap, and to my complete and utter surprise, leaned in, pressing herself against me, and kissed me on the lips.

She did it with far more confidence and passion than she’d displayed in most other things, acting for all the world as if it was the natural thing to do.

I responded by instinct, closing my hands around her narrow waist and kissing her back.

For long moments, she stayed as she was, then broke away with an audible sigh.

For some reason, it felt as if she might be sleepwalking, and at first I was reluctant to break whatever spell she might have been under.

In the end, I couldn’t help myself. “Kia?” I said gently.

The psychic woman hadn’t really been looking at me. But at the sound of her name, she looked up and met my eyes, and I swear I caught an expression not just of genuine affection, but of relaxed acceptance, as if her actions were the result of an established relationship.

Then her eyes seemed to refocus. She seemed to stiffen against me and pushed herself back.

“What day is it?” she demanded quietly.

Then she looked left and right, and it was as if she saw where we were for the first time.

“Shit. Oh shit,” she said. Then her face almost crumpled in a mixture of horror and shame. She jerked herself off me and onto the canvas we had spread on the ground.

“Sorry,” she said, and it looked as if she was on the verge of scampering away.

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