“And I see you would prefer it if he did not perceive so much.” The old man answers. “Is it that obvious?” I chuckle, taking a seat across from him in the sitting room as a servant runs to get another place setting for lunch. “I don’t blame you.” He confides. “I expect if I were in your shoes I wo

“Oh right, so fine that a bottom dwelling asshole bankrupted and betrayed you for years on end!” Sinclair snaps. “That isn’t fair.” I fight back, my voice thick with emotion. “Don’t blame me for what Mike did!” “I’m not.” He sighs, seeming to regret his rash statement. “I wouldn’t. But if you were

Too late I realize I’m thinking about Sinclair in comparison to my past lovers, when I know he doesn’t see me this way at all. Yet I can’t help it, the more time that passes the more certain I feel that Sinclair is attracted to me. I know it’s only physical and that I could never be anything but a p

“It’s the holidays for us as well,” Sinclair reminded her. “And you would do well to recall that I don’t blame you when humans wreak havoc in the territory.” “That’s because my kind is no threat to yours.” The mayor quipped. Sinclair scoffed, “Right, that’s why we exist in secret – because humans

Roger sighs, almost seeming relieved. “What has Dom told you about Lydia?” He asks. I’m taken aback for a moment. I remember Roger’s harsh words about how I was nothing but a womb to him, that he’d toss me aside as soon as the pup came along, but I wasn’t expecting him to bring up Lydia. “That they