Dragon Fated by Cassie Alexander & Kara Lockharte

Author:Cassie Alexander & Kara Lockharte [Alexander, Cassie & Lockharte, Kara]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Caskara Press

Damian pulled the car to a stop just inside the Briar’s gates, completely unsure what to do. Everything in him told him that he needed to stop her, to protect her at all costs, her opinion of him be damned, but then he realized that it was a slippery slope from there to what had happened to his mother. Sure, he could use the Forgetting Fire on Andi and wipe even the idea of this from her mind, but who would she be without her fierce though foolish passion and seemingly endless strength?

“I still hate this,” he muttered, but he hit the button that opened her door for her.

Andi turned toward him, lit by the dashboard lights. “I will be as safe as I possibly can, I promise.”

“I don’t believe you, but apparently you don’t care,” he said. She looked wounded, and he realized he didn’t even begin to want those to be his last words to her. “I…take that back,” he said, swallowing down all the bile in his throat at the thought of losing her. “I do believe you.” He inhaled deeply. “I just need you to try your hardest.”

“I will,” she said hesitating.

And then what now? Kiss her like he might never see her again? If he touched her, there was no possible way he would ever let her go. He faced the steering column, holding it tight. “Good luck on your mission.”

She waited, seemingly for something else, and then when he didn’t give it, she leaned forward and brushed his cheek with a kiss before getting out. He watched her walk to the bus stop, cradling a hand to his cheek as if her kiss were a living thing that he could keep there.

If anything happens to her, his dragon began, then didn’t finish; it just assaulted him with images of pain, destruction, and death. If someone hurt her, then the dragon would take out all of its rage on the city—the world, in turn—take out every moment of pain it’d ever had at being trapped in human form, revenge for every day Damian had kept it from the sky.

Yes, Damian agreed as the bus arrived, and Andi got on board. Because without Andi in his life, absolutely nothing else mattered. He wouldn’t be able to—wouldn’t want to—stop his dragon. Jamison would have to shoot him down; it would be their end, no doubt. If anything happens to her, he told it, I will let you.

He watched the bus pull away and whipped his car around, driving back up to his castle at top speed.

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