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    by Savannah Reardon
    another spike in the chain that bound her to him. As if sensing her thoughts, he turned toward the women.
    "Good day, fair ladies," he greeted as he bowed to show respect.
    "This is Ranehz. My husband."
    The confirmation of their suspicions shown clearly on the women's faces. Disapproving looks abounded as each reproached her with their eyes.
    "Please do not bear my beloved bride ill will. Her father felt it was the only right decision he could make, considering I saved her life."
    "Saved her from what?" asked Wrenna.
    "Why, the dragon, of course."
    Kiana barely managed to stifle a surprised gasp. Saved her from the dragon indeed.
    Kiana noticed they had begun to attract quite a crowd as Ranehz's words about the dragon drifted across the market place. She saw many nodding their heads at his question.
    "It attacked Kiana's home. I was passing through on my way home and saw the smoke. Alas, I arrived too late to save her brothers, and her father was stumbling on dying legs.
    Much damage had already been done to the beast by the brave warriors. I joined in the fray and landed the fatal blow.
    As it limped off to die, her father crumpled to the ground. He only had breath for a few words by the time I arrived at his side. In payment for killing the dragon and saving his most beloved daughter, I was given her hand in marriage.
    Considering he was dying and the poor girl would be left alone, what could I do but accept his most gracious offer?"
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    "But what about the dragon? No one has reported seeing the carcass."
    "It fell in the forest. The scavengers probably picked it cleaned before the body cooled."
    Kiana stared at him in amazement. Her mind was a jumble of confusion. Was his story simply a tale wrought to appease the villagers or did the golden dragon truly destroy her home and meet his end at the hands of Ranehz?
    "I'm very sorry we cannot stay and visit, but it is several days' journey back to our home in the forest, so we must leave now."
    Before any of the villagers could protest and offer a night's lodging, Ranehz had led Kiana to Bartholomew. He helped her mount the steed and then secured the purchases before grabbing the reins and heading out of town. Kiana turned and waved goodbye and felt relieved to see hands raised in return. The amazing tale had been accepted, and they would be welcomed any time they returned to the village.

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For awhile, Kiana remained silent as she swayed on Bartholomew's back. Ranehz had not said a word since they left the village. His back as he walked gave no indication whether he was deep in thought or only quiet because he enjoyed the beauty of the day. Do dragons even notice that kind of thing? she wondered before reminding herself that he was at least half human. Perhaps more than half, for he had a depth she had never before noticed in another man.
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    As she watched his fit body stride in front of her, his muscular legs and sculpted ass within his tight-fitting trousers, Kiana felt a familiar stirring in her pussy. It took her a moment to realize the tingling was not a product of the branding, as no warmth accompanied it. She worried over her reaction for a time, confused as to why she felt what Ranehz called arousal if it wasn't caused by his mystical saliva.
    Kiana's mother died while giving birth to her. There had been no one to inform her about these things.
    Unable to figure out the answer for herself, she decided there was no harm in asking. After all, he wouldn't know why she inquired about it.
    "Ranehz..."
    Dropping the reins, he slowed his gait until he walked beside Kiana. "Do you need something, wee one?" She missed the knowing sparkle that twinkled in his shining eyes.
    "Can I ask you a question?"
    "Of course."
    "That feeling ... the one I get from your, umm, dragon tongue. Does anything else cause it?"
    "Oh, yes. The saliva just causes an extreme