The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 5 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 5

... Shelly demanded as Eldon moved to the room. “How do we know we can trust you? For all we know, you could be the danger.” Eldon stopped. For a split second, he mentally chewed his sister out for always being suspicious of every pretty woman. “She’s safe,” Gloria spoke into his ear, and Eldon nodded. He trusted his girlfriend. “I wouldn’t have sent you that text if all I wanted to do was hurt your father,” Shlee growled. She literally growled. “Unless you wanted to off us all together,” Shelly argued. Eldon noticed that Jessica was trying to pull her into the room, but his sister could be bullish when she wanted to be. “Fine, stay out here,” Shlee snarled, and sniffed again. “Becky should be here soon, so send her in when she arrives.” She charged into the room followed by Gloria and Eldon. “She can be trusted,” Lyden called to his daughter. Eldon knew better than to look back at his sister. If she decided to stay stubborn, looking at her would only make her dig her heels in deeper. The room they entered was large, and there was another woman with them. The woman had long black hair and dark brown skin boasting of Hispanic descent. She had shocking blue eyes. Those eyes regarded them with a level of intelligence that intimidated Eldon. She was tall, almost as tall as their father. “Everyone, this is President Martha Louise,” Lyden stated, indicating the woman. Brooke hung on his arm like she was never going to let go. “President?” Eldon asked. “As in…” “As in President of ...

... these United States,” she said with pride. Spending so little time on Earth, Eldon rarely paid much attention to politics. “It’s nice to finally meet the twins that have been keeping our citizens safe.” She held out her hand and Eldon shook it, noticing her delicate grip. “Safe?” Eldon asked. He was used to dealing with the Pillars, so meeting this president wouldn’t have been a big deal, other than it was the last thing he expected to be doing at the moment. Between Shlee’s warnings, and the tension he could feel in the air, the word ‘safe’ didn’t mean much to him. “Ahem,” Lyden broke in. “I’ve been telling President Louise about the ogres you slew a few weeks ago.” A few weeks? Eldon wondered. That was only a week ago by his timeline. Once again, the way time changed between the realms had thrown him off. “Jessica helped us,” Eldon pointed to her. He noticed that the woman was white faced and staring at his father. He recalled that her reaction was about the same the last time she’d met him. Eldon couldn’t deny that his father could be an imposing figure. His fame from saving both worlds during the Chaos War, coupled with the stories of him coming back to life, and then all of the hard work he’d put into bringing the two worlds closer together, didn’t make him an easy person to approach. Eldon knew he had a big heart though, and wasn’t as scary as some of the stories made him out to be. “You have quite the talented children, Ambassador Snow,” the President stated with a smile, ...