The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 1 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 1

... pretty well with those ogres. Said something about you likely doing something foolish, and she was worried. She also mentioned that the other person she’d sent to watch over you, wasn’t exactly ideal. “Well, when one of the Pillars asks a favor of you, you don’t say ‘no thank you.’ She told me where I could find you, and I arrived just as you were leaving. By the way, who was that fairy?” “My step-mom,” he told her, before thinking better of it. Her eyes narrowed as she looked at him closer. “Wait,” she muttered. “You couldn’t be. . . .” Too late he realized his mistake. “The Pillar of Air asks me to look after you personally, and you have a fairy for a step mother. She was obviously free from being attached to anyone. And that car . . . You’re one of Lyden Snow’s kids!” Oh great. Here it comes, he groaned internally. There was a reason he didn’t advertise who his dad was. He was famous in both worlds. Earth knew him as the ambassador to a world of magic and dreams. The Shadow World knew him as their savior. Well, those that didn’t hate him for fighting against the Outsider. King Aecus was still out there somewhere with his Myrmidons. “Look, I’m sorry if I upset you back there,” she told him, hands out in front of her and fear in her eyes. “I didn’t realize who you were, or who your family was. I’ll go ahead and leave you alone.” “What?” Eldon asked, confused by her behavior. Most people started fawning over him, as though he were the celebrity. When he was a kid, he’d ...

... enjoyed the attention. But as he grew up, he realized all they were after was getting to meet his dad. They didn’t care about him. “Well, I was angry, but I’m not now. And you haven’t answered all my questions.” Her eyes darted to both sides, like she was trying to find an escape route. “How about this,” he told her, trying to put her at ease, “I’ll promise three times not to hurt you, or let my family hurt you, as long as you don’t try to hurt us.” When she nodded warily, he made the requisite promise. “There, that better?” “I didn’t bruise your arm when I pulled you out of that club, did I?” she asked. It took him a moment to realize that she was worried that she’d already hurt him. “No, I’m fine,” he reassured her. She relaxed. “Okay, so you followed me, and saw me getting into trouble and pulled me out of there. Why did we have to hurry back?” She hesitated for a moment before answering. “Let’s just say that bad things can happen when I’m somewhere that has a midnight and I cross that time. If we went back now, I’d be fine. As long as the time shift hasn’t altered things so that it’s still before midnight.” That wasn’t enough of an answer, but he wasn’t going to push it. He understood having secrets. Talking about the time shifting though, brought his mind to that. “Any idea how long we were away from here?” he asked her. “Sure, let me just look at the sun and judge what time it is,” she arched one eyebrow at him. “Oh, wait, there isn’t a sun here.” “Sorry,” he muttered, ...