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heritage from her for as long as possible.
    “A religious fanatic who thinks I’m possessed by demons?”
    Frey laughed. “Nope.” He was almost finished. Just a little longer. The scarring had all returned to normal, healthy tissue. He only needed to stimulate the maturation and release of eggs in her ovaries.
    “How then? I know you’re doing something to me. I can feel it.”
    “Remember how I said I needed an open-minded partner?”
    She nodded, her eyes catching a quick glance from his before returning to her stomach.
    Just a couple more minutes and he’d be finished. He prepared to hold her down should she freak out when he told her he came from space. “I’m not exactly like you and most of the people on Earth. I’m….different.”
    “Like a demon or a guardian angel?”
    He laughed. It sounded forced, but he needed to stay focused on healing Carrie rather than mating with her. “No, you’re thinking paranormal. Try science fiction.”
    She began to squirm under him, but he didn’t need to restrain her. “A….clone? Artificial intelligence?”
    He finished healing her and lay down beside her. His thumb ran across her lips, wanting to taste them again, but knowing he probably wouldn’t. “Try alien.”
    Her mouth curved into a smile. “Alien. I don’t think so. You’re missing the big head and eyes, the green skin, the willowy limbs.”
    He touched his fingertips to the side of her head. “Like this?” He flashed an image of the alien Earthlings always expected to arrive from space.
    “Yeah, but how’d you do that?” Fear shone in her eyes.
    Leaving the bed, he sat on one of the loveseats. The night was over. In a second, she’d dress as quickly as possible and rush out of the room. “I told you, I’m an alien from outer space.” Perhaps he shouldn’t have told her. He would spend the rest of the night alone.

 
     
    Chapter Seven
     
     
    Her hands flew to her stomach. It still tingled from his touch. Had he told her the truth? Was he really an alien? And could she now have a child?
    She’d spent months wishing for some miracle to help her get pregnant, but nothing worked. Doctors pronounced having a child of her own impossible. And now, with the simple touch of his hands, he believed he’d made all of her dreams come true.
    She wanted to believe him, too. She brought one hand to her lips. The magical kiss that revealed the unseen beauty of space. And the endless depth of his eyes. But could she believe him?
    No, aliens don’t exist. Or did they? How else could she explain the blue light from his hands and the resulting sensations she’d felt inside? And how could he do things the doctors could not?
    If his words were true, she should run away, get as far away from him as possible before he began experimenting on her. Or had he already? But none of his actions brought her any harm. He’d only held her down and kissed her to keep her calm. And maybe even given her the chance to become a mother.
    But oh, that kiss.
    And now, he sat on the other side of the room, giving her space and time to think things through.
    But he doesn’t look like an alien! Why would he make that up though? What would he gain?
    “Frey?”
    He looked over, his eyes empty, hollow. She’d never seen anyone look as sad without shedding a tear, quite the transformation from the confident human she’d seen enter the room hours earlier.
    Guilt overwhelmed her for wanting an answer to the question in her head, but she asked anyway. “Is that what you really look like? I mean, you’re like the perfect male specimen.”
    She hoped he’d respond with a smile, but he just shook his head, eyes cast down. “It’s just an illusion created to help us fit in on Earth.”
    She hid her panic, but her mind raced with thoughts of an alien invasion. “Us? There’s more like you?”
    “There were more of us, but everyone else returned to Ginnun. I’m the only one left on Earth.”
    Phew! “Ginnun, what’s