The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 15-19 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction: Chapters 15-19

... other Pillars.” “You escaped from the Pillar of Fire?” Areth asks excitedly. “You’re more interesting than I could have hoped for!” I glare at the pixie, but it doesn’t affect her. “If that thing is corrupting the Pillars, then we’re in some serious trouble,” Brooke says worriedly. “You said that TanaVesta was trying to kill the others, and it sounds like she succeeded with Fujin, the Pillar of Air. If that light also has control of Varun, and that’s what’s making him act so erratic, then. . . .” “If too many more Pillars fall, Earth might be in danger, as will our world,” Angela finishes Brooke’s statement. The two look at each other, and I’m glad that they’re no longer at each other’s throats. I guess saving each other’s lives more than once is enough to start a friendship on. “We still need to warn the other Pillars,” Angela adds, and I see Brooke shudder. The mermaid had tried that, and paid the price for it. “Who can we trust, though?” I ask. “Any one of them could be corrupted.” That brings silence. Looking around the inside of my car, I realize that not everyone understands the situation. “Angela, would you mind explaining the Pillars and what’s happening to your Shadow World to Lisa and AnnaBelle?” When she nods, I turn to Brooke, and suck in a deep breath. “We need to talk privately.” The maimed mermaid’s chin quivers for a second, but she nods. She has to know what this will be about. She stands and follows me back to the bed. “Privately,” I repeat firmly, as I see ...

... Areth following us. “Oh, you’re no fun!” the fairy pouts. “Why didn’t you talk to me while you were in my mind?” Brooke asks, as soon as we’re out of earshot. “Because I was more worried about your health at the time,” I tell her honestly. I reach out to grab her hands, but she pulls them away from me. “You hate me, don’t you? What you said to me before was just a lie.” I can already see tears streaming down her cheeks and dripping off her chin as she looks down at her clasped hands. “Why did you even rescue me? Did you just heal me, only to hurt me worse?” “Brooke, no,” I plead with her. “I meant what I said. I do love you. Your safety and health are my top priority, yes, but I didn’t lie to you.” Confusion paints her features as she looks back up at me. Reaching out for her hands again, she doesn’t pull away from me this time. “This probably isn’t the best time, but I need to get this out. I know you were there when my parents were killed. I just want to get your side of the story.” I make sure to keep my voice free of accusation. Aaaaand again she pulls her hands away from me. One step forward, two steps back. “I-I can’t,” she stutters. “You really will hate me then.” “Brooke,” I say softly, reaching out and placing my hand under her chin, “I’ve already figured out a few things, but I want to know the truth. I can’t stop caring for you. You need to know that, but I really need to know what happened. Who were my parents? What were they?” She turns away from me, but after a ...