Mated to Dragons novel

---- questions, and I answered them to the best of my ability. Nate was fast asleep, but I knew that Lucas was paying close attention to what we were saying. However , he didn't pitch in to add anything which I was thankful for. As her eyelid got droopy, I promised her to finish the conversation tomorrow. "Where are you going to sleep?" "Right here on the floor ," I told her. "Don't worry, we've slept in words spaces.

Now get some more rest." "You can sleep on the couch." Lucas had fixed the couch up for her, but Nate was already sleeping with her. The thing might split in two if we add any more weight to it. "1'm good, baby. Go to sleep." I settled back against the couch and focused my attention on the fire burning in the fireplace. "Are you going to tell her?" Lucas questioned. I frowned. "Tell her what?" "That she's your mate." "Our mate," I corrected him. He sneered at me.

"She won't last as our mate." "Why? Because she's human ?" I sat up and turned ---- towards him. "You have no right to judge her." "As King-" "Cut the bullshit ," I growled. "You always use your title as an excuse." "And you don't." "T will use it if it means I get to keep our mate by my side," I told him. "Finding one's true mate is a rarity and I'm not going to let her go because you can't have her." "What makes you say that?" he questioned .

"I can have anything I want." "Can you, brother?" I asked. "If that's true then why haven't you taken her as your mistress?" Lucas didn't answer immediately. I relaxed again when it was clear that our conversation was over. He had no right to question us, king or not. Lucas knew that we would never do anything to harm the kingdom or the people. Lucas could say what he wanted; nothing was going to make me change my mind about Angel. She was our mate and she belonged at our side.

Being our submissive was just the start. I was slowly going to help her get used to the idea of being by our ---- side permanently. seek The rain had died down to a soft drizzle during the night. I could still hear the thunder in the distance so I knew that it wouldn't be long before it started raining harder again. It gave us a gap to get back home before another storm hit. I didn't want to leave.

Spending time at the cabin was the perfect opportunity to get to know Angel and for her to get to know us. But the cabin wasn't fit, or safe in these types of weather. She'd be warmer at the castle. I was the first to wake up. Taking one of the buckets filled with water, I warmed it in case Angel wanted to wash before we left. Our clothes were still a little damp. I moved her clothes closer to the fire to heat it for her and then got started on breakfast.

By the time it was done, Angel began to stir. "Morning," I greeted her the moment her eyes fluttered open. Angel gave me a small smile.