Ties That Bind: The Bellum Sisters 3 (paranormal erotic romance) Read Online Free PDF
Author: T. A. Grey
thread. “Fine, show Ms. Bellum to a room then gets her out of here first thing in the morning.”
He turned and disappeared back into his bedroom.
With a small smile, Lily followed the dark-haired, green-eyed soldier down the hallway to the elevators. When he noticed how slowly she walked, he slowed his pace.
“What's your name?”
He looked surprised and didn't answer for a minute as if he contemplated answering. “Kearnyn.”
“That's an interesting name.” The elevator dinged and they got in. He pressed a number on the pad and the elevator moved swiftly, quietly down.
“I'll come and get you at six in the morning. I suggest you be ready.”
She chuckled. She had no intention of doing any of that. “Sure thing.”
The elevator doors opened to show another long hallway, this one with about a dozen doors on either side of the hall. He went to the first one and opened it with a key that looked like a credit card. He stood at the door as she went inside, surveying the surroundings.
The room looked like an elegant, upscale hotel room equipped with a flat screen TV, a speaker system, and four-poster bed.
“Not bad.” Yeah right, the room made her home look like a shack. The bed was carved and made from real wood, the wood floors were polished to a sheen, and thick maroon rugs spread across the small living area and bedroom area. They matched perfectly with the dark wood furniture and dim lamps. She almost snorted; the room could easily be called 'romantic'.
“Do you require anything?” He sounded pained to ask.
“Not at all,” she said with a small smile.
He looked at her hard as if he knew she was up to something then finally turned and left. Lily laughed to herself as she walked around the enormous room. It really was a great size. She pulled off her heavy jacket, dropping it onto the floor as she walked around the room. The bedroom came first then opened into a wide living area furnished with couches and the television. A partitioned wall sat in the space behind the living room and Lily found a small kitchenette inside. Down a short hallway from there she opened a door and gasped.
“Lord have mercy, I am in love.”
It was the biggest bathroom ever . Brown and red stones covered the floors and walls leading to a bathtub in the corner of the room that had two steps to walk up to get to. Dark cherry wood cabinets lined the entire side of one wall with granite counter-tops and two modern-looking sinks. In the opposite corner stood a tall shower with a showerhead the size of a giant sunflower.
Lily whistled under her breath as she began unbuttoning her pants. The sight of that bathtub made a rush of excitement flow through her. But her tired muscles screamed at her just to go to sleep, so she dropped her pants and marched over to the bed.
She had to use two hands to pull back the heavy comforter; and it was even harder to try to get into the bed. It sat so high that she ended up having to grab hold of the mattress and wiggle her way on top of it until she was laughing breathlessly.
She scooted until her head hit the pillow and sighed. “Just like heaven.” She pulled the comforter over her then grimaced and shucked it away with a fierce kick. Too heavy for her ribs still.
She made a mental list of all the supplies she'd need to make herself a healing elixir. As she reached the third ingredient though, her eyelids grew heavy and she went out like a light.
Chapter 5
“We have a problem, sir.”
Telal paused in the act of buttoning his shirt and looked at Kearnyn. Kearnyn was his most trusted guard. He paid him enough money not only to sway him from the Atal Warriors where he used to work but to keep his useful services. Telal tried to think of a time in the past four hundred years they've been working together when the man had ever had a problem. Ah, yes, there was the time when an angry mob of humans tried to storm his previous headquarters in Boston. Of course, that had been in
He turned and disappeared back into his bedroom.
With a small smile, Lily followed the dark-haired, green-eyed soldier down the hallway to the elevators. When he noticed how slowly she walked, he slowed his pace.
“What's your name?”
He looked surprised and didn't answer for a minute as if he contemplated answering. “Kearnyn.”
“That's an interesting name.” The elevator dinged and they got in. He pressed a number on the pad and the elevator moved swiftly, quietly down.
“I'll come and get you at six in the morning. I suggest you be ready.”
She chuckled. She had no intention of doing any of that. “Sure thing.”
The elevator doors opened to show another long hallway, this one with about a dozen doors on either side of the hall. He went to the first one and opened it with a key that looked like a credit card. He stood at the door as she went inside, surveying the surroundings.
The room looked like an elegant, upscale hotel room equipped with a flat screen TV, a speaker system, and four-poster bed.
“Not bad.” Yeah right, the room made her home look like a shack. The bed was carved and made from real wood, the wood floors were polished to a sheen, and thick maroon rugs spread across the small living area and bedroom area. They matched perfectly with the dark wood furniture and dim lamps. She almost snorted; the room could easily be called 'romantic'.
“Do you require anything?” He sounded pained to ask.
“Not at all,” she said with a small smile.
He looked at her hard as if he knew she was up to something then finally turned and left. Lily laughed to herself as she walked around the enormous room. It really was a great size. She pulled off her heavy jacket, dropping it onto the floor as she walked around the room. The bedroom came first then opened into a wide living area furnished with couches and the television. A partitioned wall sat in the space behind the living room and Lily found a small kitchenette inside. Down a short hallway from there she opened a door and gasped.
“Lord have mercy, I am in love.”
It was the biggest bathroom ever . Brown and red stones covered the floors and walls leading to a bathtub in the corner of the room that had two steps to walk up to get to. Dark cherry wood cabinets lined the entire side of one wall with granite counter-tops and two modern-looking sinks. In the opposite corner stood a tall shower with a showerhead the size of a giant sunflower.
Lily whistled under her breath as she began unbuttoning her pants. The sight of that bathtub made a rush of excitement flow through her. But her tired muscles screamed at her just to go to sleep, so she dropped her pants and marched over to the bed.
She had to use two hands to pull back the heavy comforter; and it was even harder to try to get into the bed. It sat so high that she ended up having to grab hold of the mattress and wiggle her way on top of it until she was laughing breathlessly.
She scooted until her head hit the pillow and sighed. “Just like heaven.” She pulled the comforter over her then grimaced and shucked it away with a fierce kick. Too heavy for her ribs still.
She made a mental list of all the supplies she'd need to make herself a healing elixir. As she reached the third ingredient though, her eyelids grew heavy and she went out like a light.
Chapter 5
“We have a problem, sir.”
Telal paused in the act of buttoning his shirt and looked at Kearnyn. Kearnyn was his most trusted guard. He paid him enough money not only to sway him from the Atal Warriors where he used to work but to keep his useful services. Telal tried to think of a time in the past four hundred years they've been working together when the man had ever had a problem. Ah, yes, there was the time when an angry mob of humans tried to storm his previous headquarters in Boston. Of course, that had been in
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