Nexus
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So when Eben, the lovely human man who’d awoken her, made her stop midway through servicing him, she considered it a sign.
Roka had humbly apologized for the interruption, and continued doing so for the entire intermission while Eben and Camille intimately conferred. She only felt the merest pinprick of regret that she hadn’t yet marked the man, but the more she watched him with the golden-haired virgin—former virgin, she corrected herself, giving Roka an appraising glance—the more convinced she... was that this was the natural order of things.
“They belong together, and she belongs to you, my friend,” she said to Roka.
Her large, white-haired friend nodded at her from across the room, replying with a thought. “Don’t let our Shadow hear you speak that way of belonging. Besides, the woman will be the one with two mates, not I. Perhaps my first child will have a human brother.”
“Or sister,” Issa replied.
“Or sister. If that’s the case I will name her Issansaelethessis.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So when Eben, the lovely human man who’d awoken her, made her stop midway through servicing him, she considered it a sign.
Roka had humbly apologized for the interruption, and continued doing so for the entire intermission while Eben and Camille intimately conferred. She only felt the merest pinprick of regret that she hadn’t yet marked the man, but the more she watched him with the golden-haired virgin—former virgin, she corrected herself, giving Roka an appraising glance—the more convinced she... was that this was the natural order of things.
“They belong together, and she belongs to you, my friend,” she said to Roka.
Her large, white-haired friend nodded at her from across the room, replying with a thought. “Don’t let our Shadow hear you speak that way of belonging. Besides, the woman will be the one with two mates, not I. Perhaps my first child will have a human brother.”
“Or sister,” Issa replied.
“Or sister. If that’s the case I will name her Issansaelethessis.”
What to read after Nexus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ophelia Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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