The Virgin's Infiltrator by Dominique Eastwick

Author:Dominique Eastwick [Eastwick, Dominique]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: paranormal, paranormal erotic, erotic contemporary, erotic romance, werewolf, shape shifter romance
Publisher: Decadent Publishing
Published: 2016-11-30T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Five

“Where’s D?” 7 asked when she came out of the room an hour later.

“I thought you could tell.”

“No. There is something about the building preventing our connection from, well…connecting when one of us is outside the safe room. But I did sense frustration in him this morning before he went silent. So where did he go?”

“He went up to check if it’s safe. I want to run.”

He paused mid-pour in his coffee. “I see.”

“What do you see?”

“I see that even though it would be safer to remain inside out of sight until Z contacts us with the time to get to the airstrip, he went out where it’s dangerous to allow you to do something any idiot knows is a bad idea.” He finished pouring his coffee and brushed past her. “What I see is, my brother no longer has any sense.”

“He said if it’s not safe, I can’t go up.”

“Trust me. He’ll make it safe.”

“And that upsets you?”

“Upsets? No. Pisses me off? Yes.” He crossed the room to watch the security screens. “And if something happens to him, I have to stay with you, as you are my mission.”

The door to the outside opened. “What’s going on in here?”

“That is the question. Why the hell would you go out there without telling me?”

7 could have had a private conversation, but he wanted her to hear him.

She had been selfish and acted like a spoiled child. Guilt racked her. “7, I’m sorry.”

“What does she have to be sorry about?” D demanded.

7 remained quiet, and somehow she knew this time they weren’t communicating. “I shouldn’t have asked you to go out. I wasn’t thinking.”

“No, you can ask whatever you want. 7 should have faith I can take care of myself as well as my mate.”

“Faith in you? When have I ever questioned any move you made even when it landed us in the fucking basement filing hundreds of years of files? When, D?” He slammed his mug down. “But that move”—he pointed to the screens—“when you know the police could be watching, and there are people looking for her…it was damned stupid. What the hell are you trying to prove?”

The two men stared at each other.

Then 7 bit out, “No, you say this out loud. She should hear this.”

“We’re done with this conversation.” D stormed out into the bedroom they’d shared and slammed the door behind him.

“This is the first fight my twin and I have ever had.” He glared at her. “Somehow, I don’t believe it will be the last.”

“I’m sorry.”

“So am I.” He pointed to one of the screens. “There. Right fucking there.”

A stocky police officer came out of the wooded area. “Do you think he saw D?”

“I know he didn’t, but he would’ve seen you. And you would’ve ended up under arrest as a prime suspect in the disappearance of the people from the circus. I don’t want to have to break you from prison.” He gulped the coffee. “Especially a foreign jail.”

“Why would they think I had anything to do with it?”

“The question you need to ask is why they wouldn’t.

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