by Lilly Wilder
We had since moved out of the village and created one of our own, high in the mountains where no one could find us. We had a few more dragons living on our land – just enough to sustain a farm and a bit of livestock.
In a nearby clearing, the men had set up target practice. “Now, all we are going to focus on today is the art of drawing your bow.” While Foster helped the children, Myles came up behind me.
Just the feeling of his body close to mine was enough to send a shiver through my spine. I held my breath as he took my hand and eased it into the right position. “How does that feel?”
“A little awkward,” I admitted.
“Lower your elbow and ease your hips back a bit.” He whispered, his breath tickling against the side of my neck.
“Myles…” I whispered, getting distracted.
“I suggest you focus because if you don’t do this right then you aren’t getting any tonight.” He threatened as his lips grazed my sensitive skin. He made sure the twins weren’t looking when he sunk his teeth into my flesh. I nearly moaned. “But if you do get this right then I’ll make it much more rewarding for you. I’ll make it so good that you’ll be screaming at the top of your lungs and I don’t care who hears.”
My cheeks burned at the sound of his words. Just imagining it was enough to get a fire going between my legs. I had no doubt that I was probably soaking through my panties.
“What did I tell you about easing your hips?” He said, sliding his hand down the length of my body.
I bit my bottom lip. I wanted him so damn bad but I couldn’t have him. Oh, he was evil, teasing me to the brink of insanity sometimes. I swear he liked it.
“Mum! Did you see that?”
I blinked back into reality as Liam pointed at the target.
“That’s not fair, you were closer!” Oliver protested. “I don’t like the bow can’t we learn about the dagger instead? I bet that’s way better than the stupid bow anyway!” Oliver had his arms folded over his chest in a pout.
“You just need to practice,” Foster assured.
“Practicing sucks.” Oliver continued to pout.
“What if I teach you?” Liam suggested. “We can practice together!”
Oliver thought it over for a second before smiling. “We’ll take it from here!”
“If you think we’re going to leave you alone with dangerous weapons…” But before I could finish my sentence, Myles had his arm wrapped around my waist. “They are blunted tips. Nothing to worry about. Besides, it gives us enough time to have some fun… what do you say?”
I was worried about my children but at the same time, I knew I could trust my mate. If he said there was nothing to worry about then it was true.
Besides, was I really going to pass up an opportunity to be with the two sexiest men on the planet.
“I’m thinking we could try for baby number three,” I said with a wink.
*****
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