The Cyborg's Secret Baby by Cynthia Sax

Author:Cynthia Sax
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: military, science fiction, genetic engineering, science fiction romance, cyborg, scifi romance, secret baby romance, second chance romance, cyborg romance, cynthia sax
Publisher: Cynthia Sax

Chapter Eleven

Stealth worked alongside his son, adding spikes to the trenches. While they sharpened the ends of the stripped branches and attached those defenses to the ground, he monitored their surroundings.

That task was duplicated by his warrior-in-training. Earlier in the shift, Stealth had shown Vow how to scan the space for lifeforms, teaching him ways to supplement those scans with his enhanced senses. Scents and sounds often accompanied the enemy. A great warrior used every ability he was given to protect himself and the beings he loved.

His son had the potential to be a great warrior…once he was fully trained.

Although Vow was more skilled at fighting than most humans, he lacked abilities Stealth had gained at the same number of solar cycles. That could be rectified, however. The newly manufactured K Model was fully functional and he was keen to learn. With a couple more solar cycles of training, he should catch up to his counterparts.

Stealth planned to be there for that training, despite what his son and his female believed. They were his priority, his sole mission.

He caught his female’s gaze. She tended to the garden closest to them, her curvy form clad in a flight suit, her long black curls free, hanging down her back. Her lips lifted into a smile.

His chest warmed. The rest cycle had repaired some of his damage. Telling her about Boom and Lethal, accepting her comfort, her caring, her understanding had soothed the turmoil inside him. He could process his memories of his friends without straining his processors.

Breeding with her had given him tremendous joy. She had gained confidence, emotional strength, while they were apart and that excited him. His circuits hummed with anticipation.

“I track Mom,” their son chattered. “But that’s easy to do. She’s loud and she smells.”

“That’s flattering.” Zebrina’s eyes sparkled with amusement, her tone sarcastic. “I can say the same thing about you.”

“I have no scent,” Vow protested.

“Your form has no scent.” She tossed an undesirable plant at him. “Your garments are two steps away from becoming a new lifeform.”

“Ha.” He flung the vegetation back at his mom.

The plant sailed by her. “You missed.” She grinned. “You have to work on your tracking skills.”

“I wasn’t trying to hit you.” Their son rolled his eyes. “I—”

A handful of dirt splattered across his chest.

“I was trying to hit you.” She laughed. “And I succeeded. Woot!” She ran in place, lifting her hands to the sky, her victory dance making Stealth chuckle, an act that still felt strange to him.

Their son grabbed two fistfuls of dirt. His gaze slid to Stealth. He sighed and released them. “I’m a warrior.” He sniffed haughtily. “Warriors don’t throw dirt at beings.”

Their son clearly hadn’t met many warriors.

“If you won’t answer her challenge, I will have to.” Stealth dug his fingers into the ground.

“You wouldn’t.” His female’s eyes widened.

“I would and I am.” He lobbed the soil at her, one handful arcing to her right, one handful arcing to her left.

She ran. Loosely packed dirt smacked against her hip.

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