Accidentally Married To A Demon: A Paranormal Chick Lit Novel by Mila Young

Author:Mila Young [Young, Mila]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-12-13T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 10

A council of fae was never going to live up to my expectations of it. This was literally the stuff of legends, and there was so much fiction mixed in that it was always going to be difficult to discover the reality of it.

At no point did it seem as though Bram had been in touch with them, but suddenly, as the last tour bus of the day headed back over to whichever hotel the tourists were staying in for the night, he stood up, motioning for me to do the same.

"The council will see you now," he grumbled, collecting his things from the stall. "Wouldn't be good to keep them waiting. And you certainly don't want to see them out come nightfall. Bad omen, that."

I knew better than to question him on that, and the fact remained that when a faun gave you a gift horse, you didn't really look it in the mouth. If there was a council that could get this leash off of me, I was more than willing to meet with them on their terms.

Bram led me out of the village, looking a little more subdued than he had the rest of the day. Dracul looked similarly wary, staying close to Bram and not straying from his side as we reached a small farmhouse outside the village.

Everything about it made it appear that it had been abandoned for years. It was in even worse state than the Cloris house. The grass around the house was almost as high as my waist, and there was no paint on the walls, just old wood.

Even the windows were boarded up to the point where there was no sunlight going in.

"You must enter," Bram whispered, motioning me toward the door.

"Into the start of a very cliché horror movie?" I asked, taking a step back. Even Dracul was tense, inching away from the house, although he didn't want to leave Bram's side. "I'm going to go with no, but thanks."

"You wished to speak to the council," Bram insisted. "They are inside. If you do not wish to speak with them, walk away. But they will not speak with you again."

I scowled, tilting my head as I stared at the door, trying to discern what there was inside. There were a couple of spells for that sort of thing, but I didn't have the time or the training for them. Chances were just as good that I would blow the whole place down.

"You need not fear," Bram insisted, motioning for me to go. "They will not harm you, not while you owe a blood demon. They would not incur that sort of debt, lazy bastards that they are."

That did make sense, although I still didn't know if it was correct, since I didn't know what the marriage was supposed to entail. I still didn't know what the contract said. I hadn't seen it since I signed it and bled on it, and I doubted that Rog would offer me a quick view to find a way to tear myself out of it.

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