Alexa's Dragon (Dragon mates Book 1)

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Author: Serena Simpson
Tags: General Fiction
escape, will it stop following us?”
    “No. Its ultimate goal is for you to die before we come together as mates. Telling it we won’t mate won’t work, as long as you’re alive he will feel that I have a chance of survival no matter how slim.”
    “If we mate, what happens?”
    “I don’t know.”
    She nodded. It didn’t matter at least not right now. If they couldn’t get out the house they were dead.
    “Are you sure you can’t change into your dragon and fly us out of here?”
    “Do you really want to take the chance of my dragon trying to mate with you?”
    Alexa shook her head violently. She liked the thought of coming together with Syn; he made her hot and needy in places she was usually cold. Trying to fight off a horny dragon on the other hand, that would be a nightmare. Horny dragon? When had she started to take his words at face value? She was acting like he could really change into a dragon.
    Why not? Something cold, dark, and inhuman grabbed her when she tried to leave. If there were demons trying to kill her, why couldn’t Syn be a dragon?
    “What’s the plan?”
    “We hide you.”
    “What? Put me in a black plastic bag and carry me over your shoulder or were you thinking a trunk?”
    “Are you always this snarky?”
    “Yeah,” she grinned. feeling a small connection with him.
    “Well those are thoughts but let’s make them our E and F plans. Each individual has an essence. You may even want to call it a spirit. Since I am a dragon, my essence is bigger than most. If I push it out just a little you should be able to hide in it.”
    He took her hand and led her to the kitchen. He gestured to the far wall. A wave of darkness moved over his body making her step back with hesitation. She turned to look at the wall. A shadow grew there, but it wasn’t a man. She wasn’t sure what it was, but if she believed in dragons she would swear she just saw the shadow of one.
    “You have to stay within the shadow until we are clear of the property.”
    “Why until we are clear?”
    “Mutufa’s powers are limited and he has chosen to place them over the house and the property. Once we are outside the boundary you will be safe until he regroups.”
    “There are several acres between us and freedom.”
    “I know. Stay alert and awake. He will try to lure you away from my protection, you must resist.”
    “I understand.”
    “One more warning. My dragon will be unable to stop himself from touching you; do not be afraid. He is only in his shadow form; he cannot hurt you.”
    She nodded her head refusing to answer because she no longer thought he was deranged.
    “When will we leave?’
    “Now while we are both at full capacity.”
    He walked into the living room and picked up a bag she hadn’t noticed while she waited at the door for him. He turned off all the lights and appliances before coming back to her side.
    His essence seeped around her, comforting her with its warmth forming a cocoon.
    “Remember, stay inside the barrier.” He opened the door and they walked out.
    The sunshine was high over their heads letting her know it was around noon, but it didn’t penetrate the shadows her parents land was covered in. She shivered with fear and lengthened her steps staying close to Syn. He didn’t speak, looking each way as he started the long walk to the road ahead.
    Alexa felt something snake around her middle. It was the dragon’s tail. Its huge head came down to rub against her cheek making her falter. She might have dropped to the ground quaking in fear, but she could feel the respect his dragon had for her.
    She looked up to see her mother waving at her.
    “Alexa we’re home. Where are you going? Stop.”
    Her feet faltered and tangled on themselves. The dragon holding her shook his head. She looked at him before looking at her mother. She looked so real. If only she could stop for a moment and touch her, kiss her. The dragon encouraged her to walk, reluctantly she moved on only to catch
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