Caught Between Two Blue Aliens - Celia Kyle Page 0,24

I don’t care what you have planned, it’s not happening. Let me out of here.”

“Boo-tee call?” Hiren questioned as he grabbed at his crotch and struggled to rearrange his own shaft to a more comfortable position. Both males were torn between the need to comfort their mate and the desire for her curvaceous form. “What does that mean?”

Sevith shrugged and answered, though he was not sure if Hiren spoke to him or their Oso. “I have never heard that human word before. It does not translate.”

“It means all you two want is me, naked, in your bed,” Jenna snarled. She was gloriously beautiful in her outrage and fury.

Aaah, Sevith thought, now she begins to understand. Sevith smiled. “Yes, I want you underneath me—underneath us.”

“Actually, I want Jenna on top of me, and underneath you,” Hiren corrected and that caused Sevith to grin even wider. Yes, his Bahn had an excellent idea.

Jenna gasped, her cheeks pink, but at the same time, Sevith easily scented her salty-sweet arousal within the cabin of the transport. Sevith grinned over at his Bahn. She desires us.

I smell it too, his Bahn answered. She wants both of us. I cannot wait until we can explore her body at our leisure.

“No, no, no. I don’t care how handsome and rich the both of you are. That isn’t happening.” Jenna huffed. “Look, I really appreciate how you’ve both tried to help me, but in the end, you’ve gotten me fired from two different jobs.” She held up two fingers to punctuate her statement.

They may be aliens, but they knew how to count. Gestures were unneeded.

“I need this third job,” she continued, “or that’s it, game over. I don’t have time for this… affair or whatever you’re proposing. Also, I don’t do one-night stands. That’s just not me or the way I run my life. So, I’m going to have to say no.” She gave them a bland smile, obviously fake. “Your offer is very flattering and I’m sure some other human female would love to accommodate you, but I need you to drop me off at work and then we need to say goodbye and part ways.”

“Good… bye?” Sevith blinked and then blinked again, unsure if he assimilated Jenna’s words correctly. “Why would we separate? We have only just located you.” Sevith glanced over and saw a worried look cross Hiren’s face.

“Sevith, I think I understand,” his Bahn murmured. “I comprehend some of the human terms our Jenna is using. Our Oso thinks we offer her temporary pleasure mating only.”

His jaw dropped and Sevith collapsed into his seat, utterly shocked at this revelation. He stared over at his mate, her bright blue eyes settled on his, and he recognized the hurt in her gaze as well as experienced her heartache in waves. He reached out for her, but she pulled back and tucked herself as far away from him as possible.

“Jenna, that isn’t what Sevith means at all,” Hiren said to their female. “This is a misunderstanding that we can explain if you but give us time. Listen—this vehicle is moving along a set course to your next position. It will not travel anywhere else. I swear that to you. When we come to a safe stop, you can get out and go to work. We will not follow,” he added, giving Sevith a sharp glare when he growled his displeasure at Hiren’s promise.

Sevith would be expected to allow Jenna out of their sight again? Was Hiren losing his mind after being without their mate for so long?

I need you and Jenna to learn to cooperate, Hiren told him. We can’t fully read her thoughts until she joins the triad. We need to be patient.

You go too far with your promises to her, Sevith warned.

And you are driving her away, Hiren pointed out. We need to give her freedom so she will want to return to us.

“Why do you two always silently stare at each other?” Their future Oso asked. “It looks like you’re talking to each other because you nod and make noises, but I can’t hear anything.”

Sevith was silent in response, as was Hiren.

Should we tell her? Hiren deferred to him in this at least.

Yes.

I will do it. Hiren mentally sighed.

No, I will.

Jenna had stopped moving, but she still stared at the two Drokten suspiciously, and Sevith could sense she was unsure how to proceed. At least he’d managed to give her pause and calm her a bit. Sevith took a deep breath and leaned forward,