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She gaped at me, her red mouth falling open in a perfect circle that made me want to fill it with my thumb, my cock.
Her cheeks turned red as well, the color change intriguing.
I wonder where else she turns colors?
Everything I’d seen of the humans so far indicated their skin remained one color across their entire body instead of changing like a Zaarn’s did. I was happy to be proven wrong, and my fingers itched to explore.
Such delights, however, would have to wait. An overwhelming need to protect built within my chest.
I dare not rest until my fated mate was safe.
CHAPTER THREE
Sofie
Mortification burned my cheeks, and I longed for a huge carnivorous flower to come along and swallow me whole. Of course the first time I said something daring, the alien could understand me! Mierda! Why the hell had I said all of that out loud? Me and my big mouth!
Thank god, he didn’t look offended. In fact, his tail still clung to me.
“I’m here to rescue you. We have to get away,”he typed.“Climb onto my back.”
His dark-purple eyes bored into mine, full of sincerity. I believed him, and hope bubbled up in my chest.He’s here to rescue me!
I nodded. “Okay.”
He crouched and spun. I plastered myself to his back, my arms around his neck, my legs clamped to his waist. He wrapped his hands under my thighs, and I shivered. They were so big they spanned the entire backs of my thighs.
Voices called out—the excited tones of the lizard kids. They’d seen us!
The horned alien surged upward in an explosive burst of power, and my arms tightened around his neck as I gasped.
The high cries of Prarr and Prurg faded behind us as the gorgeous blue alien sprinted through the jungle.
I clung to him. My thighs gripped his sides, and I tried not to strangle him with my arms. Why he’d wanted to carry me became immediately clear—those long legs of his ate distance like I’d gobbled Abuela Maria’s churros as a child, inhaling the cinnamony treats so quickly I almost forgot to breathe.
There hadn’t been a lot of extras growing up—the middle class reduced to poverty by all the troubles of Earth in the 2100s—but my grandmother had saved her sugar rations each month to make them for me.
I grinned at the memory. Abuela Maria had always been my biggest supporter, cheering me on as I won first a scholarship to college and then a highly coveted spot in the ARK Program. I’d left Earth with her blessing, filled with the excitement of making a home on a new planet.
This rescue might allow me to finally do all of that.
I snorted. Whatever the horned alien planned to do with me, it had to be better than being treated as a thing by the lizards.
We’d left the kids so far behind by now that we had to be home free. I grinned, picturing their surprised faces. As much as I’d grown to like them, I sure as hell didn’t want to be their pet any longer.
My only regret was leaving the purple cat behind. It didn’t want to be here any more than I did. What would become of it without me around to feed it?
His hands tightened on my legs as he dodged around a tree trunk, leaping easily over the carnivorous flower it had hidden.
I tried to look around the side of his head. My skull bumped against the back curve of his horn, and I ducked, almost nuzzling the top of his shoulder. The clean smell of masculine sweat cut through the cinnamon of the jungle, and I took a deep breath, my nose buried in the fabric of his shirt.
He moved effortlessly underneath me, all muscle and power. If my weight slowed him down any, it didn’t show. A tingling warmth built in my core as the rhythmic motion made me think of other, sexier things he could be doing with that body.
We cut through a small clearing, beams of sunlight spearing through the gap to glisten on the white flowers waving above the orange ferns. Then we plunged back into the shade of the jungle, the pom-poms of leaf-flowers closing overhead.
The alien continued to run at the same speed, his breath whooshing in and out in the steady rhythm only athletes had.
Just how in shape is this guy?My thighs gave a delighted squeeze as my body responded to his strength.
