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I breathed out, preparing to see the princess again. It was touching how much Eli doted on her. It was a shame I had to kill her.
Eli’s eyes were like a closed book—filled with untold stories. My eyes snagged on his soft-looking lip. I wanted to bite it—badly.
“Tea, one; Calypso, zero.
“If I’m the monster and you the knight, then Aurelius must be the damsel in distress.
The kiss was so light and gentle, filled with feelings and tenderness I’d never felt from anybody before.
will lie, cheat, steal, and kill just to be close enough so I can taste the spent breath from your lungs. You are my only soul. Without you, I am merely a hollow cavity of flesh, a ghoul that will haunt and track your every step and gambit.
“Do. Not. Touch. Her.” Walter bit out the quiet warning to Eli as he continued to glower at Mendax.
“So you are aware as well, this will also be the only time you are ever allowed to touch him again, so you might as well get it out of your system now, pet,” he purred before lifting his glass to his lips. “Perhaps you need another drink.”
“Trust me, friend. Don’t do it, no matter how badly you want to,” Walter warned again sternly.
Eli was my hero; he always had been. Mendax was my villain, and he always would be.
