Mated to Dragons novel

---- married and lied to me about it? Was it a girlfriend ? Another submissive? "Mother," Mason said softly, cutting off my runaway thoughts. "I wasn't aware that you were coming for a visit." "T.can tell," she muttered disapprovingly. My heartbeat increased as panic filled me. I had never considered meeting their parents. That made it feel like whatever we had was serious and I knew it wasn't. It was written that way in the contract I had signed.

"Pve heard rumors and I came here, expecting it to be just that, rumors. Now I've seen for my own eyes that you do have a human living in the castle." She spat the word out like I was a piece of gum stuck underneath her shoe. "We do." Mason pressed a hand to the small of my back and urged me to turn around. "Mother, meet Angel." I did a low cutesy and slowly straightened to look at her. Her lips curled into a sneer as she studied me. As expected, there was not a hair out of place.

The dress she wore was clean and wrinkle -free. Her hair was tied back tightly into a complicated style. ---- Unlike me. I knew I looked a mess because of Mason's kisses before we left the library. The color in my cheeks darkened the longer she stared at me. "What is a human doing in the castle?" she questioned .

"I came here to talk to Lucas about this but he's in a meeting with the council and I can't find Nate." "Let me escort Angel back to her room and then we can talk." Her mouth dropped open and then slammed shut. " Room?" she exclaimed. "She should be locked up and not allowed to roam free in the castle!" "We can talk later Mother." Gripping my hand, he turned and started leading me in the direction we were heading in.

"Mason, I'm not done with this conversation." "We'll talk later, mother," he growled. He pressed his hand to the small of my back and urged me to move faster. We made it back to my bedroom in no time. Mason urged me into the room and quickly closed the door behind us. Leaning back against it, he sighed loudly. ---- "She doesn't like me," I muttered. A humorless laugh fell from his lips.

"She doesn't really like anyone, so you don't have to worry about that." Straightening, he walked over to me and pulled me in for a slow kiss. Slowly pulling away, he smiled down at me. "T will go talk to my mother and meet you for dinner." Making his way over to the door, he paused after opening it. "For both of our sake, please don't leave your room for now. Mother can be...difficult.

She believes that everything should be done as it was in the old way." "Ts that why she hates me?" I asked him. "Hate is a strong word." He gave me a small smile. " But yes." "Oh." "Tl see you later." "Okay." He stepped out of the room and then turned to smile at me. "I can't wait to have dinner with you."