“Erak.” She pushed at his chest until he leaned back, but she knew he had allowed her the power to do that. His violet eyes swirled with unrestrained lust, but still, he didn’t ease both of their needs.
Since being on their ship, Luna felt like a damn addict for them, needing her next fix and knowing they were the only ones to give it to her. Between her thighs was sore but always wet. Every time she turned around, there was one of them taking control of her body.
It didn’t matter how slow or gentle they were. Having sex multiple times a day with three very well-endowed males was bound to have her wanting to curse them because of how insatiable they were, but yet bring them closer for more.
But after it was all said and done, they ran her a bath with healing beads that eased her soreness, washed her from head to toe, tucked her into the bed they shared, and wrapped their enormous bodies around her protectively.
How could she deny them anything when they had changed her outlook on life, and ultimately changed her for the better? In just that short time, she adored them, and her feelings for them only grew with each passing day.
She didn’t know what the concept of love was and had never experienced it in her life. She knew she wasn’t in love with them...yet, but Luna had a feeling that was inevitable, as well.
“Seriously, we have to stop.” Erak looked like he was about to argue, but the big brute, fortunately, kept his mouth shut. “I don’t want to be smelling of sex when I meet your family.”
“It’s only my father left of our line, and anyone else that would have a problem with it would have to deal with me, Genet, and Raimi.” He started licking her neck. “And believe me when I say, no one will dare say a word to us.”
That she had no doubts about but still. She pushed his chest, and although she had said she wouldn’t deny them a thing, right now was going to be one of those times when she just had to be adamant.
“Please.”
He looked in her eyes, and after sighing heavily, leaning down and kissing her once more, he backed away.
“You’re lucky you’re my mate. I’m not used to being denied.” She couldn’t help but grin, even with his damn cocky self. “Come on, let’s go meet my father and get this over with.”
He seemed exasperated, but he also couldn’t hide the edge of anticipation in his voice. After taking her hand and leading her to the control center, he stopped and barked out something in his native language to Genet and Raimi.
His brothers glanced over at him with scowls on their face, snapped something back in their language, and flipped the universal sign for fuck off.
Luna couldn’t help but laugh at that, which had all three men looking over at her with their eyebrows raised in question.
Raimi clipped out a series of commands, and the sound of the main bay doors dematerializing drew her attention. Aside from the sound of the door vanishing, there was an almost eerie stillness.
“Is there no one to greet your arrival?” She looked up at Erak just as Rami and Genet moved closer to her.
They were royalty, yet there was no welcoming party for the princes’ return?
“This is just the unloading and departing dock.”
“Our culture doesn’t work like that, baby.” Raimi brushed her hair off her shoulder and kissed the side of her neck.
“You have to remember our planet is one made up of hardened warriors. The females are scarce, but the ones that do inhabit this planet are here with their mates and protected heavily.” Genet stood in front of her and smiled.
Yes, she remembered the conversation the men had with her concerning their customs. To think that only sons were born from these elite warriors... They would never have daughters, but then again, their species was about producing brutal, fierce males.
With Erak leading them and Raimi and Genet flanking her, they disembarked the ship and started making their way down a long corridor. The lighting automatically flickered on with each step they made, showing a seemingly endless, metal tomb.
There was no sound aside from their feet hitting the smooth ground beneath them, and after what seemed like an eternity, the hallway opened up to a command post of sorts. There was a large door off to the side and at least ten overly large men sitting around hi-tech computer monitors.
The flashing lights, strangely written language, and geographical images that flashed along the screens were so grossly foreign she felt extremely out of place.
Men stood in unison, bowed at the waist of the brothers, and all roared out a string of sentences at the same time. Luna could only assume it was a display of respect for their royalty.
Erak tightened his hold on her hand, and they continued on their path through the lone door and down another hallway. But this one wasn’t nearly as long as the one before.
“This place is huge.”
Genet looked at her and smiled.
They had walked forever before they stepped into a stark white, circular room. Genet entered a series of codes into a holographic keypad, and when it lit up, monitors materialized all around them.