The Pirate Prince
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Because of this, his heart was heavy and it put a damper on his time with Mei. When he held her, everything seemed right, more right than he’d ever felt in his long life. And, slowly, the realization came that when it was time to leave her on her home planet, he was not going to be able to. The knowledge that he would go against her wishes didn’t sit well with him. But what else could he do? He let her believe he was a pirate. One, it seemed to thrill her sexually. Two, she was insistent that if... he was anything else, she’d have to take other action. Besides, he reasoned to himself, he was somewhat of a pirate as well of a prince. It wasn’t a lie to let her believe what she wished. Everyday, Mei cooked for the crew and they ate with relish. It was discovered that Viktor had stockpiled a lot of food in his quarters, just in case she couldn’t. The men teased him mercilessly about it, sometimes playfully refusing to let him eat with them as they enjoyed Mei’s gourmet dishes. He’d pout, chewing on his hardening Qurilixen blue bread, tormented by the aroma that came from the dining hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because of this, his heart was heavy and it put a damper on his time with Mei. When he held her, everything seemed right, more right than he’d ever felt in his long life. And, slowly, the realization came that when it was time to leave her on her home planet, he was not going to be able to. The knowledge that he would go against her wishes didn’t sit well with him. But what else could he do? He let her believe he was a pirate. One, it seemed to thrill her sexually. Two, she was insistent that if... he was anything else, she’d have to take other action. Besides, he reasoned to himself, he was somewhat of a pirate as well of a prince. It wasn’t a lie to let her believe what she wished. Everyday, Mei cooked for the crew and they ate with relish. It was discovered that Viktor had stockpiled a lot of food in his quarters, just in case she couldn’t. The men teased him mercilessly about it, sometimes playfully refusing to let him eat with them as they enjoyed Mei’s gourmet dishes. He’d pout, chewing on his hardening Qurilixen blue bread, tormented by the aroma that came from the dining hall.
What to read after The Pirate Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle M. Pillow to read onlineMoreLess
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