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“This is why mankind has spent hundreds of years perfecting indoors. Everything outside wants to kill you.”
“You’re… touching me.” “Oh.” She glances back over her shoulder and blushes. “Sorry.” Embarrassed, she drops my hand like it burned her. Nope, don’t like that at all. “I didn’t say stop.” This time, I thread our fingers together so she can’t slip away from me so easily.
She’s too pretty for a fucked up monster that even his own parents couldn’t love. Too nice. Too trusting. If I kill off all the other unmated men in town, though… She wouldn’t have a reason to leave me. Ever.
Muggers probably take one look at Ledger and give him their wallets. And a blow job for wasting his time.
Motherfucker. Hot as hell, considerate, and he owns a bookstore? Just take my panties already, why don’t you?
Good thing I’m out here rawdogging life and can suppress those feelings into an ulcer instead.
If the monsters lurking in the shadows come with knots and tentacles, do I reeeeeeeally want to run from them? It’s just foreplay at that point.
“Some mysts are born with a mark; we call them centers, because they’re the heart bond groups are built around. When they choose a mate, during the ceremony they drink a potion that causes the other to gain the center’s mark like a public claim, but more permanent than wedding rings. Or if they,” I swallow, hard, and I’m pretty sure my face is on fire, “if they find their fated mates, that mark will appear the first time they touch.”
“Ten thousand people in this city, and you’re the one I wake up looking for and go to sleep thinking about. You don’t have to be magical to be amazing. You just have to be you.”
You’d think Myles would be far more confident since he’s apparently hung like a horse. If I had a dick that size, I’d be a menace.
He can be her light, and I can be her shadow. It doesn’t have to be a competition. Together, we can give her everything she needs. “I’m going to be the best brother you could ask for,” I promise, wincing as his head hits the doorway. “Starting now.” Then maybe someday I’ll finally have a family that doesn’t look at me like I’m a monster.
“That’s it, sunshine. Fucking use me.”