My Hawaiian Song of Love by A.J. Llewellyn

Author:A.J. Llewellyn [Llewellyn, A.J.]
Language: nld
Format: epub
Tags: erotic MM, Romance MM
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

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It was late afternoon when Tutu showed me her

fishpond and I had to say it was a remarkable

discovery. I knew of no other shrines like this to

Pele, the only Hawaiian deity who had no known physical representation, unlike the gods Ku and Lono.

“We’ve started cleaning it up. At high tide, we

get such good fish, but we haven’t started

harvesting them yet. We want to watch how the

pond works. See dere?” She pointed to an

indentation. “They come and go. Kimo wants to

pull back some of the plants, take a look.”

“This pond has been added to, see this line

here?” I pointed to a spot half way. “This was the

original pond. Then somebody added to it. They

did a good job, it’s almost hard to detect it, but

I’ve learned a lot about fishponds.”

Tutu smiled at me. “Kimo say that, too. You

wanna help us with it?”

“I would love it.”

All over the property, animals roamed freely.

Peacocks, mud hens with cute little bald heads.

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“We don’t eat ‘em,” Sammy told me. “Mud hens

are sacred to Pele. Dey be fire birds. She be one mad wahine if we…” he made the gesture of eating them.

There was a horse corral, a goat corral and two

pigs with a baby piglet lived in style and comfort.

Nohea was leading the twins around on a pony and they squealed with joy.

In the merging twilight, I noticed people flitting

in the trees. I was a little surprised to find out they were family guardian spirits. Sammy, Tutu and Maluhia told me the story of many of them.

When Kimo called for Maluhia so he could

check her over, she took me by the hand. “Come, I

tell you the story of how Lopaka found me. It will make you cry all day.”

As Kimo worked on her feet, Maluhia told me

how Aloha and Johnny came to her home in Kauai and recognized her instantly as having to be

Lopaka’s twin.

“It was my mother’s spirit who sent them to

me.” Maluhia started, jolted by Kimo’s thumb in the sole of her foot.

“Daddy!” Baby Kimo shrieked, giving his

father his foot. Kimo kissed it, making the baby

giggle and Tutu came and removed the baby so

Kimo could concentrate on his sister in law.

“That’s your kidneys.” Kimo looked at her. “It’s

fear. What are you afraid of, Maluhia?”

She didn’t speak and I watched Kimo pressing

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the point on her foot until her face crumpled.

“That I’m going to wake up and find that my life

here is just a beautiful dream.”

Maluhia laughed when Tutu, Baby Kimo and I all reached in to hug her. “I can’t breathe,” she

squawked. “Okay, okay. I get it!”

Kimo looked at me. “Your turn, Katie.”

“Oh no. Do I have to?”

He raised a brow at me and nervously, I

extended my foot just as Nohea walked into the room, the twins tumbling in front of him. What

was he doing here? My stomach went into knots. I

hadn’t expected him so soon.

“Me, too, me, too,” the twins screamed,

obviously used to having their secrets exposed by

the kahuna in their lives.

Nohea’s presence saved me from further

examination. He came to me, kissing my cheek.

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