Exploring Fae (Lost In Fae Book 2) by M. Sinclair

Author:M. Sinclair [Sinclair, M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lost & Bound Publishing
Published: 2020-12-09T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 6

Valerio

Something was wrong.

Well, either that, or I had done something to fuck up. My brow dipped as I tried to remember what I could have said to make her slam a wall up between us. All of us. It was possibly Zed’s fault, but with the way she’d been clinging to him in the bathroom, I didn’t think that was the case. I rubbed the back of my neck, shaking my head as I let out a small rumble in my throat. The minute we were alone, I was going to pin her up against a wall until she told me what the fuck was going on.

In the span of ten minutes, during the time Maize was alone in the shower, something had changed drastically. Until I understood what that was, I was going to feel as if I was losing my goddamn mind. This something had completely changed her mannerisms from upbeat and teasing to shut down and almost nervous as she continued to curl her nails against her palms. I almost reached out to stop her from doing so, but I knew that wasn’t a good idea. Especially since we were in the middle of a crowded hallway, headed toward my first class.

None of this felt important compared to Maize, though. My mate—because that was exactly what she was, even if we hadn’t marked each other yet—should have been consistently happy. Or at least turned on. Hopefully both. But she definitely shouldn’t be whatever this was. I watched her openly as she walked next to me quietly, my magic literally causing students to part out of our way as a tension grew at the sight of her. That annoyed me. I understood it, really, but if they didn’t stop looking at her, I may lose my shit.

You could make them afraid enough to never look at her again.

I was positive that somehow that was illegal. I just wasn’t positive that was enough of a reason to not do it. It didn’t help that the energy around her was dark and somber, not as if she was mad at me as much as if something was weighing heavily on her. I had the urge to fix whatever the problem was, but that was impossible to do without her telling me. Hell, I would have asked Maddox to push through her mental barrier, or at least try, but I didn’t feel like that was fair to ask, and I would much rather she trust me enough to tell me herself.

Neither of us were extremely talkative individuals by nature. I knew my weaknesses, and opening up about how I felt was very much one of them. I knew what I wanted to say, but I didn’t know how to say it in a way that didn’t make me either seem like a fucking lunatic or overcontrolling. Especially since I was both of those and didn’t want to send Maize packing because of my overdemanding, obsessive personality. Philip was obsessive by

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