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touch and look proved to her that he cared for her like no other
ever had, or ever would. The Earth, its people and her family were not hers
anymore.
Te-Commander Rell and Sorlon turned, walking
back towards their shuttle.
“Miss Button, if you’ll come
with me, please.”
The Army man took loose hold
of her arm.
Sara ignored him and shrugged
off his hand. The blood pounded in her ears and she swiftly turned and ran back
towards the Kelon shuttle, desperation making her
blood fizzle like a shaken soda can. She cried out, “ Solron !”
* * * *
Every muscle in his body rigid, Solron forced his legs to move, every step heavier
the next. The simple act of walking back towards the shuttle was the hardest
thing he had ever done in his life. He did not want to leave her in the hands
of these humans. She needed special care—his care. His primal instincts
demanded he take back what belonged to him.
Solron whipped around when he heard Sara call out to him.
She was running, her pale hair shining in the sunlight: golden, beautiful. She launched
herself at him and he caught her easily, lifting her up against his chest.
“Don’t leave me here. This
isn’t my home anymore. I love you, I want to be with you, please, I’ll do
anything, don’t leave me here!”
“By the
Fires of Elron !” Her small hands trembled while they clutched at his shirt, her face buried
against his shoulders. “But what about your family? Do
you not wish to be with them?”
“My parents are dead and my
sisters don’t want me, and I don’t know what I will do if you don’t either.”
He felt his shirt dampen with
her tears. He pulled her tighter against his chest. Her words gave him more
hope than he dared believe.
“My precious star shine, of
course I want you, I always have. You are my corami .” Solron glanced to his right to see his commander with a I-told-you-so smug expression.
“I claim Sara as mine.”
“By the Fires of Elron , it is about time!” Te-Commander laughed, slapping Solron on the back. “The whole crew laid bets whether you
would let her go or not.”
“You knew?”
Te-Commander Rell gave him a dry stare. “You think any of us would not
claim a jewel such as Sara if they had her alone in their quarters for four
weeks? You may not be a warrior, Solron , but you are
still a male with primal Kelon instincts.”
“Commander Rell !” Colonel Morland marched up
behind him. “Tell your doctor to release the woman; we will take her from
here.”
“I am afraid Sara has decided
to take our good doctor here as her mate, and Solron made a claim for her.”
The colonel’s face reddened.
“She is a traumatized woman and doesn’t know what she’s saying. Give her to us,
now.”
Sara raised her head from Solron’s shoulder, and turned to glare at the colonel. Solron gently set her on her feet, but kept his arm around
her waist.
“Hell no, I’m not going with
you. I’m not going to let you interrogate me and do experiments on me. I want
to stay with the Kelons and I want to stay with Solron . I love him, so go shove it up your drainpipe.”
Sorlon could not help the proud grin widening his mouth at
her feisty words.
She glanced over to her
sister, who stood with her arms folded a look of disgust clear on her face.
Sara’s heart broke. She loved her sisters but they did not return her
affection. Her life was now with Solron .
“You see, the female knows
what she wants, and I will respect her wishes and it is best if you do also. Solron , take Sara and secure her on the shuttle.”
Te-Commander saluted the colonel. “Good Earth day to you, Colonel.”
“You haven’t heard the last
of this!” yelled the human colonel, as Solron carried
her back onboard, followed by the commander. The door slid shut behind them.
The pilots turned with
curious stares when he put her back in her seat.
“Take us back to the
station,” ordered Te-Commander Rell , retaking his own
seat.
“Does that mean you want
ever had, or ever would. The Earth, its people and her family were not hers
anymore.
Te-Commander Rell and Sorlon turned, walking
back towards their shuttle.
“Miss Button, if you’ll come
with me, please.”
The Army man took loose hold
of her arm.
Sara ignored him and shrugged
off his hand. The blood pounded in her ears and she swiftly turned and ran back
towards the Kelon shuttle, desperation making her
blood fizzle like a shaken soda can. She cried out, “ Solron !”
* * * *
Every muscle in his body rigid, Solron forced his legs to move, every step heavier
the next. The simple act of walking back towards the shuttle was the hardest
thing he had ever done in his life. He did not want to leave her in the hands
of these humans. She needed special care—his care. His primal instincts
demanded he take back what belonged to him.
Solron whipped around when he heard Sara call out to him.
She was running, her pale hair shining in the sunlight: golden, beautiful. She launched
herself at him and he caught her easily, lifting her up against his chest.
“Don’t leave me here. This
isn’t my home anymore. I love you, I want to be with you, please, I’ll do
anything, don’t leave me here!”
“By the
Fires of Elron !” Her small hands trembled while they clutched at his shirt, her face buried
against his shoulders. “But what about your family? Do
you not wish to be with them?”
“My parents are dead and my
sisters don’t want me, and I don’t know what I will do if you don’t either.”
He felt his shirt dampen with
her tears. He pulled her tighter against his chest. Her words gave him more
hope than he dared believe.
“My precious star shine, of
course I want you, I always have. You are my corami .” Solron glanced to his right to see his commander with a I-told-you-so smug expression.
“I claim Sara as mine.”
“By the Fires of Elron , it is about time!” Te-Commander laughed, slapping Solron on the back. “The whole crew laid bets whether you
would let her go or not.”
“You knew?”
Te-Commander Rell gave him a dry stare. “You think any of us would not
claim a jewel such as Sara if they had her alone in their quarters for four
weeks? You may not be a warrior, Solron , but you are
still a male with primal Kelon instincts.”
“Commander Rell !” Colonel Morland marched up
behind him. “Tell your doctor to release the woman; we will take her from
here.”
“I am afraid Sara has decided
to take our good doctor here as her mate, and Solron made a claim for her.”
The colonel’s face reddened.
“She is a traumatized woman and doesn’t know what she’s saying. Give her to us,
now.”
Sara raised her head from Solron’s shoulder, and turned to glare at the colonel. Solron gently set her on her feet, but kept his arm around
her waist.
“Hell no, I’m not going with
you. I’m not going to let you interrogate me and do experiments on me. I want
to stay with the Kelons and I want to stay with Solron . I love him, so go shove it up your drainpipe.”
Sorlon could not help the proud grin widening his mouth at
her feisty words.
She glanced over to her
sister, who stood with her arms folded a look of disgust clear on her face.
Sara’s heart broke. She loved her sisters but they did not return her
affection. Her life was now with Solron .
“You see, the female knows
what she wants, and I will respect her wishes and it is best if you do also. Solron , take Sara and secure her on the shuttle.”
Te-Commander saluted the colonel. “Good Earth day to you, Colonel.”
“You haven’t heard the last
of this!” yelled the human colonel, as Solron carried
her back onboard, followed by the commander. The door slid shut behind them.
The pilots turned with
curious stares when he put her back in her seat.
“Take us back to the
station,” ordered Te-Commander Rell , retaking his own
seat.
“Does that mean you want
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