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don't even know if we can breed with Serians, and I won't permit you to keep her after the life she has been through. Unless, of course, she wants to stay with you." The leader spoke again, and one brow rose in question.
    Ryin turned and winked at her. "You want to stay with me? I've needed to find me a female to mate with."
    This time Anara fought a smile because she knew he said that on purpose to tease her. She couldn't shake her head fast enough. "I want to find my family on Earth. I could have forced the pilots here to take me, but I know they already sent a Serian with Jatron abilities to search for me and I needed to get them off my trail. I've heard stories that you go to Earth on a regular basis."
    "Yes, but first we need to get you off this ship. Jinx, disengage the alarm, so our guest can exit the ship. Liam, I want you to make sure these two don't wake for another six hours."
    A Cryok male stepped forward to touch each pilot's forehead. She wondered what Liam's gift consisted of.
    The Cryoks had gifts she’d never seen before. The pull on her legs disappeared and she took a step forward. She tripped and threw her arms out to stop the fall. Although she prepared for the impact, she never hit the ground.
    Strong arms grabbed her waist. "I thought you didn't want to stay here. You could have just asked if you wanted to stay with me instead of Ryin."
    Anara looked up into purple eyes. "I—"
    He laughed. "I am screwing you."
    The one who explained the word ‘moron’ before seemed to find the leader's words funny, but Anara didn't.
    "I think you meant, 'I'm screwing with you', not screwing her. What you said is Earth's slang for sex."
    "I do not care, either way." His purple eyes turned back to her. "I'm Nico."
    "I'm Anara and you're still holding me." She gained control of her legs again, but his hands at her waist still held her a little too close for comfort.
    He pulled away quickly and cleared his throat. "We planned on going to Earth before you landed here. So, let's get on the move. I'll have one of my men take this ship to Earth. We'll go two different ways so they'll follow with their own ship."
    Anara nodded and opened her mind for a quick search around her, which led her to a Jatron nearby but not on the planet. She'd never been able to track someone at that distance.
    Warmth and power spread through her body. She felt confused as her breast grew heavy and an ache formed between her legs. The unusual sensation frightened her. Sparks of electricity penetrated every nerve in her body and boosted her energy and power to the maximum. She gripped her head as it pounded.
    "She's aroused. Good for you, Nico."
    Anara didn't know who’d spoken, but they told the truth. She felt arousal, just not for Nico. The Jatron did something to her. Her body shook and she knew her legs wouldn't hold her up for long.
    "I do not believe she is aroused for me. Are you okay?" Once again, Nico grabbed her waist before she fell. He leaned in close enough for the warmth of his breath to tickle her ear. "You should quit before I start to believe that you want my hands on you. We are a very sexual species and it has been too long for me."
    She knew exactly why they planned to go to Earth.
    "I'm ready to leave if you are." No more talk about sex. She needed to get to Earth before the Cryoks decided to keep her anyways. She looked over to Ryin and saw his eyes were glowing brighter as he glared at the back of Nico's head. Since he never said anything about knowing her, she would st ay quiet so he wouldn't get in trouble.
    "If you insist." Nico let go of her, then barked orders as he walked away. "Brock, you and Jinx will take the Serian ship and the unconscious pilots. When you make it to Earth, wake the pilots before teleporting to us."
    Anara held her head high and tried to ignore the hungry looks from the men as she followed Nico. "Can I have my weapons back?"
    "No."
    Apparently, he only teased for so long because he looked dead