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walked closer and crouched in front of her. His shoulders were wide and even with his hair so short, she could tell he had blonde hair like Anara. The most beautiful light blue eyes stared back at her. She caught herself leaning toward him, which had him backing away, his eyes narrowed.
    He sat the bowl and cup down before standing. As he walked back toward the door, she noticed that he walked with a limp. She could heal it if it was a new injury, but she figured that wasn't the case.
    Why did she want to heal the enemy?
    She was going to die there and the last thing she needed to do was be attracted to some Serian who didn't want anything to do with her. Maybe she'd been locked up for too long and it was getting to her head. Yep, that had to be it, even if it had only been a few days since they threw her into small room. Nothing else explained why her stomach fluttered at the memory of those eyes.
     
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    Slade didn't understand why the half-breed wasn't afraid of him. He didn’t miss the way she actually leaned closer to him. No, she was just hungry.
    Two Antikas came toward him as he stood outside the door still trying to figure the girl out. Those green eyes were so beautiful, but her hair looked like it had been just chopped off without a care of how it looked. For some reason it didn't take away from her looks.
    "Hey, Slade. You have your fun already?" One of the younger idiots slapped him on the shoulder. They were both intoxicated.
    "What do you two want?"
    The other, a drink in his hand, threw his head back and laughed. His abrupt action caused him to nearly tumble over, which only added to their laughter.
    "We want to see the girl and give her a little welcome party."
    Slade stiffened and fisted both hands to keep from strangling them both at the same time. "I think you two should leave."
    The youngest of the two straightened his shoulders and stepped closer. "I'm not going anywhere. Jacrar said we could use her when we needed."
    "That's what you all did with the last girl and look what happened to her. She's dead. Now, I don't care what Jacrar said, but you two are too intoxicated to control yourselves. You'd either kill her or get her pregnant." Slade shoved the smaller Antika back and crossed his arms over his chest to keep from doing more than that. "Leave now."
    "Fine, but we'll make sure Jacrar hears about this." They both stumbled away.
    Slade didn't think Jacrar would listen since he had other things to worry about. If he did care, then Slade needed to have a good reason to keep them from using her as a sex slave. She was too fragile and would break easily. Too many men weren't mated and looked forward to Jacrar taking in women as slaves. If Slade couldn't keep them away, then he had a bad feeling he'd end up helping her escape and cause his own execution at the same time.

 
     
    Chapter Six
     
     
    "I've only come here to escape Seria. I'm a half-breed and I want to go to Earth." Anara kept her eyes glued on the only one who spoke.
    "Step out of the ship," he ordered once again.
    Anara bit her lip and tried to move one more time. "I can't. Those morons triggered some security alarm. I'm stuck."
    "I don't understand. They are not morons, they are Serians." He took a step forward.
    "It's a saying, means they are not smart." The blue eyed Cryok laughed.
    Anara looked away when she heard another set of heavy footsteps coming toward them. Ryin!
    His green eyes brightened and grew wide as he came to a stop.
    The one who seemed in charge didn't look amused. "Ryin, she says she cannot move. Is that true?"
    Ryin moved toward her.
    "Don't! I don't know if you'll end up stuck." Anara didn't need to get one of them stuck, too.
    "She's not lying." Ryin spoke up with a wide grin spread across his face. "She's very pretty. Can I keep her?"
    Anara felt the blood drain from her face. Keep her? She knew he liked her but surely he wouldn't force her to stay. He knew how badly she wanted to go to Earth.
    "No. You