[Dragon Brides 04] • Leashed by the Dragons by Renard Loki

Author:Renard, Loki [Renard, Loki]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Adult, Fiction, erotica, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Romance, Love stories, bdsm
Goodreads: 36372455
Publisher: Stormy Night Publications
Published: 2017-10-07T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twelve

“Don’t let her make you feel guilty,” Valkimer said with a fierce scowl.

Much had changed, both between them and in their hearts, but only Chak was able to admit it. Valkimer was holding firm to the plan they had first established. He must have sensed the walls of their plan closing in around them just as Chak did, but he was unable to admit the need to change their plan.

“She’s not making me feel guilty. I feel guilty because what we’re doing is wrong,” Chak said. “Humans are more complex than we thought. They’re just like us. We can’t train and sell human women as if they were animals.”

“Maybe you can’t,” Valkimer said.

“And you can.” Chak tilted his head to the side. “You’re telling me you could hand Brianna over to someone else right now and see him spread her naked before him and go where you and I have gone? The thought of another man inside her doesn’t make you sick to your stomach?”

“Shut up,” Valkimer growled.

Chak knew the argument was over. The pure rage that flashed through Valkimer’s eyes was on the same level to that which he had seen when they were on the battlefield. Valkimer would eviscerate anyone who so much as looked at their pet with disrespectful lust in his eyes. There was no chance of them selling her, not ever.

Getting Valkimer to admit that wasn’t going to be easy. Even harder than that would be convincing him that they needed to turn themselves in.

“We have to tell Casimer what we’ve done.”

“Oh, yes, tell Casimer.” Valkimer threw his hands in the air. “Brilliant notion. And have everything we worked for over hundreds of years stripped away from us. Go into exile at the furthest corner of the realm—if we’re lucky. Or maybe he’ll do to us what he did to Lazarus. Banish us to the Earth plane to live a simple human existence. We cannot tell Casimer.”

“We can’t not tell him,” Chak replied calmly. “If a human invasion force comes and we are unprepared, hundreds, maybe thousands of lives are at risk. If we can prevent another loss of life of the same magnitude as the first war, then we have to do it.”

“I am tired of your arguments proving unbeatable,” Valkimer snarled. “We will settle this with our bodies, not our words.”

Chak snorted and shook his head. “You want to fight me now, Valkimer?”

“We cannot make these decisions by democracy. We cannot half-tell these truths. So either we do as I say and keep quiet, disavow all knowledge of the portal and Lazarus’s access to it, or we do as you say, and ruin our lives.”

“You’re advocating the coward’s way out,” Chak said. “You’re saying we should do as whelplings do, cover our eyes and say we know nothing of the mess we’ve made.”

“Come,” Valkimer snarled. “We settle this once and for all now.”

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.