The Lion's Shared Bride
“We have to win her, he thought, remembering the scent of her skin, the way she had begun to respond to him before her wariness and memory had interrupted. Soren had had her all day—right up until the moment when he’d had to leave to deal with the Pride. And when Aedan had done what was needed; when he had gone to prevent Nina from fleeing, he had scared the poor woman.
Soren was also waiting, a few feet away; they had let Nina go into the bedroom she had taken for her own, making sure she d...idn’t take the opportunity to try and make her escape, and then they had both settled down to wait. “What exactly happened when you intercepted her?” Soren had asked.
“I pinned her down on the bed at one point,” Aedan had confessed. “It scared her. I didn’t do anything to hurt her—you know I wouldn’t. But she was scared.” He had seen the grimace that contorted Soren’s face; he hadn’t had the moral courage to confess the words that Nina had spoken to him.MoreLess
Soren was also waiting, a few feet away; they had let Nina go into the bedroom she had taken for her own, making sure she d...idn’t take the opportunity to try and make her escape, and then they had both settled down to wait. “What exactly happened when you intercepted her?” Soren had asked.
“I pinned her down on the bed at one point,” Aedan had confessed. “It scared her. I didn’t do anything to hurt her—you know I wouldn’t. But she was scared.” He had seen the grimace that contorted Soren’s face; he hadn’t had the moral courage to confess the words that Nina had spoken to him.MoreLess
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