Kidnapped by the Alien Dragon by Stella Cassy

Author:Stella Cassy [Cassy, Stella]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-09-03T16:00:00+00:00

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Lara

Lehar shot to his feet as soon as I walked into the room. He walked into the hall and opened his palm for me to put my hand in his, which I did a little too readily. I didn’t know why he could make me do things on autopilot before I thought about them like I already knew the script.

I was getting too used to him and his alien ways already. I found a different nook every other day on the ship but felt comfortable. It was like a cruise where everything was available and prepaid. It had been only been days, but it felt as if I’d been cruising around with a ship full of Drakons for months.

I looked over my shoulder to say goodbye to Carissa, but Tarion was kissing her like no one else was in the room. I was glad his attention was occupied with her. I planned to only be in his presence when she was there. He wouldn’t catch me alone because he looked like he wanted to say something I didn’t want to hear. She would never leave him. Would she really help me?

As we left the room, I noticed that the screens were frozen on images of centaur like creatures. “Are you ready for nutrition?” he asked, we walked toward the recreation bay and up to the main level.

“Yes,” I said. “Who are those half horse beings?”

“Pests,” he said.

“I doubt that’s all they are.” Why was every bit of information a secret?

“Have you heard rumors too?” He rubbed his hair to the back of his head.

“About Carissa?” I asked.

“No,” he replied. “What has she told you?”

“Nothing much.”

“Did you enjoy your time with her?” Lehar asked.

I nodded.

Carissa seemed genuinely interested in my life in L.A, and I let her do most of the talking. Though I was quick to respond to her questions, I did not ask many of my own, afraid of her responses. She really wanted to visit again but her home was not on Earth. She was like those ex-pats who never returned to live and whose bodies were shipped back when they died to family members who barely remembered that they ever existed.

If not for the movie, which was going on without me, how many months would it take for my parents to notice I was missing? There was enough money in my main bank account for the automatic checks I sent to them to continue for years. I only heard from dad on my birthday or when a new movie of mine opened. I didn’t hear from my mom for months if she was not talking to me, which she wasn’t at the moment.

What day was it on Earth?

My manager and agent had probably had all sorts of threatening emails and calls from lawyers, assistants, and the director about breach of contract. What excuses were they making and for how long? When I got pneumonia and had to go to a private hospital, my agent had handled the contract fall out.

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