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He had become the insufferable thorn in her side. Yet there was nothing she could do to pluck it out. I could see how she regretted her impulsive decision to release him from her blood bond—the only way she could control him.
“Come laugh when the day comes and your whore turns to three beasts, just like before,” Tianna said. “And this time it’ll be forever.”
“As long as I breathe, the curse will never come upon my queen and my wife again,” said Elvey.
Blaze, Rai, and Iokul snapped their heads toward Elvey at his mentioning of wife, their sudden, enormous pain slamming into me through our mating bond. Did Tianna know what our bond could do? It was a private channel. As long as the princes didn’t broadcast to her, she wouldn’t find out about it.
Why did they keep secrets from her? They were devoted to her. They’d vowed to her that they’d been actively seeking to break our mating bond.
I turned to smile at Elvey sweetly. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the princes clenching their fists in rage. Their veins jumped violently on their temples.
Gotcha, bitches!I sneered coldly.I can be as cruel as you. And more brutal.
I was done taking punches from them. I was done being bruised by them. And I was done crying for them and myself.
“You get what I dumped, old aunt, and you think you get the hidden gem.” I smirked at Tianna. “Look what I have here—a demigod, powerful ineveryaspect.” Including in bed. I’d bet my former mates could hear the blatant hint.
For a few seconds, their rampaged emotions rammed into me through the bond like destructive tidal waves, but then all of a sudden, the bond shut down. Their rage and their other emotions were sealed on the other side.
Elvey intertwined his fingers with mine, brought my hand up, and brushed a kiss over my knuckles. The dragon princes tracked his every action, death threats in their eyes and in their every line of muscles.
They didn’t want me, but they couldn’t stand Elvey having me.
“It won’t be long, Danaenyth,” Iokul said, bone-chilling glacier in his voice. “This will be over soon.”
Was that a threat or a promise?
“Threaten my wife again,” Elvey said, “And I’ll destroy you. I won’t care that she once cared for you.”
“Bring it on,” Blaze said, stabbing a finger at Elvey, his nostrils still flaring fire. “You’re dead, Elvey. You’ll be charred meat before the end of this.”
“I’m interested in seeing how you plan to achieve that, dragon boys,” Elvey said. “You couldn’t even stop me when you had Daisy. Now she’s all mine.”
A taut muscle twitched on Blaze’s clenched jaw.
“Don’t take his bait,” Rai said, a trace of lightning sparkling beneath his mask of storm dragon. Even his lightning couldn’t help to remove that metal mask of his. But at the moment, I had no sympathy or warmth toward him, or any of them. “Let’s wait for the final day, then revenge will only be sweeter.”
They would deliver the last blow and completely betray me on the last day. That was their threat and promise. Despite that I’d warded my heart against them, the impact of their blazing hatred for me still rammed into our closed bond and made me stagger.
Tianna snickered sadistically, reveling in her vicious puppies’ cutting words.
“The full-blooded dragons don’t even know how to threaten,” I purred, leaning toward Elvey on my throne. “Maybe we should teach them a thing or two, my king?”
“Keep calling the demigod bastard king, you whore, like he was born of some noble,” Tianna said, her every word dripping with venom. “He doesn’t even know his own origins.”
I wanted to punch her and reveal the foul demon king in her in front of the entire court, but that would screw up my plan. However, I could let her lose face and feel the bite of new humiliation.
On our way back from The Flowing Isle, Elvey had told me more about his heritage. Even if he were born base, I wouldn’t have minded it at all. He deserved me in every way.
“You know my clever husband fooled you for centuries,” I said. “King Elvey was never a dark Fae. He’s the direct descendant of God of Night and Sky, Caelus, and light Fae Princess Levana.”
Elvey’s mother had died in labor because of the complications and difficulties for any mortals and immortals to give birth to a powerful demigod. It was forbidden for a god to mate with flesh, but Caelus couldn’t fight his lust for Princess Levana.
Elvey had never forgiven his father and himself for his mother’s death. After Levana faded, the Sky God left for another universe and never returned.
Elvey’s ability to open the portal and teleport among others must have come from his father’s side.
“You’re lying,” Tianna hissed.
