Night Fae (Dark Fae Kings #3) - Meg Xuemei X. Page 0,42

clue what they’re dealing with. It’s up to us to figure out how to contain the magical plague, find the cure, and preserve the human race.”

The mages of the Silver Circle prided themselves on being the last defense of humanity. Before them, there was the Order of the Brotherhood, but the Brotherhood had become corrupted when they gained too much power, and had finally imploded.

“For all the good we’ve done, one virus can erase all the progress we’ve made and return the human race to where it started. Humans will become cavemen again.” The director looked out the window with a heavy sigh before he turned to the Fae kings. “Any news in Elfame?”

“Terrible news,” Rydstrom said gravely, his fingers interlinking again. He often did that when he was upset or deep in thought. “Brigantia’s hybrid armies are marching toward the borders of all the courts. They can’t get into my realm, as I have an army of nightmare creatures guarding my territory, but the Summer Kingdom is in danger.”

“My realm is all open fields next to both the Winter and Dawn courts,” Baron said, his golden eyes burning. “My scouts have spied demon and darkfae activity along the fringe of my domain. We know they work for Brigantia. They’re polluting my land.”

“The Winter King has joined Brigantia,” Rydstrom said, a dark cloud passing over his face. “He’s officially allowed her hybrid army to establish an outpost in his kingdom.”

Pain lanced through me at the confirmation of Rowan’s final betrayal. He had indeed fallen too far for any of us to ever reach him. All we could do now was to go to war with him and his usurper bitch. If I perished in the Wild Hunt, my mates and the mages would continue to fight them.

Before starting an all-out war between the courts, Brigantia would try everything in her power to erase me before my Turning, just as Asmodeus had warned me.

The archdemon had also said that he was the only one who could help me. Maybe I should take his offer. But being enslaved by Hell was another worst-case scenario, and I’d hurt my mates greatly in the process. But then, we might also stand a chance against the usurper by allying with Hell.

So perhaps, against all wisdom and out of desperation, I should summon the dark prince of Hell.

Chapter 14

I turned to my side carefully, my weapons making slight metallic clanks. I’d worn them to bed, strapping over a dozen knives and guns to my body and gear. I would take no chances with the Wild Hunt so close—none of us knew exactly when I’d be taken.

On my left, Baron snapped open his tired amber eyes. His hand reached for mine and grasped it as if he would never let me go.

“Can’t sleep, Eve?” Rydstrom’s rich, deep voice came from the right side of the bed. “I can help you.”

I slumbered between the two kings, but it wasn’t what it looked like. We weren’t doing anything naughty, though I could feel their desire radiating like the midnight sun, and their body heat scorched me like twin solar flares.

My lust for them also burned, making my skin feverish. If they came for me, I’d go along with it. I’d let them fuck me however they wanted. I wouldn’t mind if they took me at the same time. In fact, I’d been fantasizing about having both my Fae kings at once. I only prayed that the kings would never get a glimpse of the dirty pictures in my mind.

But neither Rydstrom nor Baron was comfortable enough to mount me in front of the other, let alone fuck me at the same time. I understood where they were coming from. The two kings had nursed a blood feud for centuries. It was a miracle that they ever agreed to share me and now worked together. So, despite being incredibly horny, it was best not to push them too hard. If I got them jealous of each other in the middle of the threesome, a battle would break out in the bedroom.

It wouldn’t be worth it.

The Fae kings weren’t ordinary males; they were the most dominant, vicious, and ruthless alphas.

“I’m okay,” I whimpered. “Go back to your nap.”

Spent, the kings had finally dozed off for a moment.

They were guarding me for the night, yet the whole time I stayed awake and restless, unable to calm the raging storm in my veins.

“Rest, baby, you need it,” Baron murmured, his voice laced with