Triple Infinity (A Flame Moon Novel by K.J. Jackson

Author:K.J. Jackson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, fantasy, paranormal, sex, mythology, fantasy action, paranormal adventure, fantasy action adventure, paranormal adventure romance, romance adult fiction, romance action, mythology romance, mythology gods weaving art children, mythology fiction, mythology adventure, mythology gods, mythology goddess, mythology and legend, paranormal romance for adults, mythology fantasy
Publisher: K.J. Jackson

{ Chapter 13 }

They were on the plane again within an hour. Triaten and Aiden spent the next three hours juggling a multitude of cell lines, in order to coordinate Panthenites from around the world to converge and protect as many of the attacked camps and villages as they could. Not knowing whether the Malefics would attack again after the time shift was a gamble. But if they could stop the mass murders, they would.

Skye mostly ignored the two of them. Instead, her mind kept running over how they had left Shiv. The three of them had clipped through the house, going through the kitchen. Shiv still sat at the table, playing absent-mindedly with the beans and almonds on her plate.

Triaten had stiffly grabbed Shiv’s shoulder and told her they had to leave unexpectedly.

“All of you?” Shiv asked, confused and looking around at the three of them. Her eyes ended on Skye.

“We’ll be back within a couple days, I promise.” Skye offered.

Triaten squeezed Shiv’s shoulder and then walked across the kitchen, grabbed keys from the wall, and went out the kitchen door. Aiden followed.

Skye was left standing across from Shiv, watching her. Shiv’s eyes were trained on the empty open door. She had looked...abandoned, Skye had to acknowledge. And it broke Skye’s heart to see the look, for she recognized it as the same from years ago, when the police had taken her away from Shiv.

Shiv shifted her eyes to Skye. “No need to stay on my account,” she said, dismissing her with a twinge of bitterness.

Saving thousands was more important, Skye told herself, but she couldn’t help the selfish thought from filling her head — she wished she hadn’t gone back in time. Hadn’t erased all that she had gained back with Shiv.

Her gut like a rock, she gave Shiv a weak smile. “See you in a couple days.”

And she walked out the door.

Shutting off his last call with his thumb, Aiden walked across the airplane’s cabin and plopped down next to Skye on the couch. His hand went to the back of her neck, thumb and forefinger gently manipulating the tight tendons.

“You did good, my love.” He bent over and kissed her forehead.

Skye leaned into his chest, pulling her feet off the floor and tucking them in. “Why does it not feel like that?”

“Worried about Shiv?”

Skye nodded, her head rubbing against Aiden’s chest. He played with her chestnut curls, hanging loose since she had pulled her hair out of the ponytail once they got on the plane.

“And I’m worried about Charlotte,” Aiden said.

“Charlotte? Why?”

“Did you not see what was happening between Charlotte and Triaten? I suppose not. You were working on sending time back.”

“What was going on?” Skye asked.

“Let’s just say I have some questions for Triaten.”

Convenient for Aiden, at that moment, Triaten finished his last call. Standing, he glanced down at the two on the couch. “I think that’s it. We’ve pulled in as many Panthenites as we have available at the moment, and they’re all en route.

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