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made him wonder what she had been through.
“Stay out of it, Cupcake,” Jaden pleaded and Kaden stared at him, wondering if Jaden even knew that his voice had gone all soft. Maya raised her hand, placing it on his twin’s back. A ripple went through his brother’s body and Jaden looked as if he wanted to close his eyes.
Her touch though was a strong contrast to her words. “I can take care of myself, vampire,” she hissed, her purple eyes going dark, then they focus on him and Kaden could barely contain a grin, before her words had a chance to fully settle in. “Fine, big boy, bring me to this Colbin,” she added.
“You told her?” his voice rose in disbelief, but he couldn’t keep it in. Colbin had feared something like that, but sometimes Kaden just hoped that he would be wrong, too.
“He didn’t tell me. I can tell who is vamp and who’s not from a mile away,” she fussed, pouting. Kaden couldn’t help himself and smirked. She was too damn adorable. He shook his head, grinning slightly while already realizing that this girl wasn’t just something special to Jaden, but to him as well. He couldn’t help but like her.
“I’m gonna get dressed,” Jaden announced, sounding irritated. He gave Kaden a long look, obviously thinking about something to say, but then decided against it, turning on his heel and disappearing towards his room.
“I wonder what’s wrong with going out in a towel,” Kaden whispered quietly towards their guest and she surprised him by chuckling. Kaden didn’t smile, noticing a few lines that looked like flames spanning right over Jaden’s shoulders. Maya had obviously seen it, too, but didn’t comment on it. Kaden wondered if she knew what it meant. He needed to ask Jaden about that, but for now he had a totally stiff girl standing next to him and he wanted to see more of her smile.
“Last time he went out in less than suitable clothes, he only wanted to get a package. We don’t usually have delivery, but imagine the look on the woman’s face when he opened half naked. She stared at him and then said something about being glad that he had the decency to pull over pants. He offered to lose them, grinning, and she totally didn’t know how to handle that question, so Jaden dropped his pants and…” Maya’s eyes were sparkling with humor and it made him feel good because she finally relaxed a little, that was, until his twin interrupted.
“Are we done with the tea party? Colbin’s waiting and I’d rather have her out of there … be out there before morning comes.”
Obviously Jaden wasn’t keen on leaving Maya there. Unfortunately, there was something that needed solving before they went anywhere anyways.
“You have the beginning of a tattoo, brother. A pair of flames,” Kaden accused, knowing what he wasn’t saying: How could you? Not that one could know who they were about to touch before they came in direct skin contact. As it was, only your one true made could mark you the way Jaden now was marked: with a tattoo that would only fully develop once a mating bond was fulfilled.
Jaden looked absolutely taken aback. “Tat?”
“It’s purple and chocolate brown and…” Kaden didn’t let Maya finish.
“Been with any woman last night?” he asked, his eyes going back to the girl next to him. He didn’t know why, but he didn’t really like the thought of Jaden having slept with her. Besides, Maya seemed to be so breakable, he wasn’t sure Jaden would be able to make her happy if she turned out to be his Origin. For whatever reason, Kaden couldn’t stand the thought of her being hurt.
Defiance entered her purple eyes. “Oh, don’t look at me like that. He wanted to, but I don’t sleep with every handsome man who begs me to,” she bit out, crossing her arms. Kaden wanted to kiss her forehead, but suppressed the impulse. There was no doubt that Jaden didn’t want to answer, but Kaden wasn’t ready to let him go, just picking up an
“Stay out of it, Cupcake,” Jaden pleaded and Kaden stared at him, wondering if Jaden even knew that his voice had gone all soft. Maya raised her hand, placing it on his twin’s back. A ripple went through his brother’s body and Jaden looked as if he wanted to close his eyes.
Her touch though was a strong contrast to her words. “I can take care of myself, vampire,” she hissed, her purple eyes going dark, then they focus on him and Kaden could barely contain a grin, before her words had a chance to fully settle in. “Fine, big boy, bring me to this Colbin,” she added.
“You told her?” his voice rose in disbelief, but he couldn’t keep it in. Colbin had feared something like that, but sometimes Kaden just hoped that he would be wrong, too.
“He didn’t tell me. I can tell who is vamp and who’s not from a mile away,” she fussed, pouting. Kaden couldn’t help himself and smirked. She was too damn adorable. He shook his head, grinning slightly while already realizing that this girl wasn’t just something special to Jaden, but to him as well. He couldn’t help but like her.
“I’m gonna get dressed,” Jaden announced, sounding irritated. He gave Kaden a long look, obviously thinking about something to say, but then decided against it, turning on his heel and disappearing towards his room.
“I wonder what’s wrong with going out in a towel,” Kaden whispered quietly towards their guest and she surprised him by chuckling. Kaden didn’t smile, noticing a few lines that looked like flames spanning right over Jaden’s shoulders. Maya had obviously seen it, too, but didn’t comment on it. Kaden wondered if she knew what it meant. He needed to ask Jaden about that, but for now he had a totally stiff girl standing next to him and he wanted to see more of her smile.
“Last time he went out in less than suitable clothes, he only wanted to get a package. We don’t usually have delivery, but imagine the look on the woman’s face when he opened half naked. She stared at him and then said something about being glad that he had the decency to pull over pants. He offered to lose them, grinning, and she totally didn’t know how to handle that question, so Jaden dropped his pants and…” Maya’s eyes were sparkling with humor and it made him feel good because she finally relaxed a little, that was, until his twin interrupted.
“Are we done with the tea party? Colbin’s waiting and I’d rather have her out of there … be out there before morning comes.”
Obviously Jaden wasn’t keen on leaving Maya there. Unfortunately, there was something that needed solving before they went anywhere anyways.
“You have the beginning of a tattoo, brother. A pair of flames,” Kaden accused, knowing what he wasn’t saying: How could you? Not that one could know who they were about to touch before they came in direct skin contact. As it was, only your one true made could mark you the way Jaden now was marked: with a tattoo that would only fully develop once a mating bond was fulfilled.
Jaden looked absolutely taken aback. “Tat?”
“It’s purple and chocolate brown and…” Kaden didn’t let Maya finish.
“Been with any woman last night?” he asked, his eyes going back to the girl next to him. He didn’t know why, but he didn’t really like the thought of Jaden having slept with her. Besides, Maya seemed to be so breakable, he wasn’t sure Jaden would be able to make her happy if she turned out to be his Origin. For whatever reason, Kaden couldn’t stand the thought of her being hurt.
Defiance entered her purple eyes. “Oh, don’t look at me like that. He wanted to, but I don’t sleep with every handsome man who begs me to,” she bit out, crossing her arms. Kaden wanted to kiss her forehead, but suppressed the impulse. There was no doubt that Jaden didn’t want to answer, but Kaden wasn’t ready to let him go, just picking up an
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