The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 7 - Sex Stories

The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 7

... pay a visit,” Miranda said with a smile. She turned to face Eldon and Gloria. The smile didn’t slip. “You look just like your father, though the hair color is darker. You have the same eyes. Those eyes used to give me nightmares, but that was a long time ago also.” Eldon felt Gloria’s arm slip around him. “I believe her.” Eldon looked at her, raising one eyebrow, asking if she could read her mind. “No, but I think I understand her.” She spoke low enough that Eldon was sure only he could hear, until Shlee spoke up. “Aunt Miranda was kidnapped as a girl and taught that all magical creatures were evil, never knowing that she was a werewolf until my dad rescued her. She’s been invaluable in slowing down and weakening the D.O.R..” Eldon remembered Lyden mentioning that Shlee’s dad owed him a favor. Had Lyden helped save this woman? Eldon couldn’t remember hearing that story. “There’s no sense in waiting out here,” President Louise said. She marched towards the factory and disappeared inside. “Wait!” Eldon tried to stop her. He was supposed to help protect her. He appreciated a leader who wasn’t afraid to take charge or move forward, but if she got hurt while he was supposed to be protecting her, his dad would kill him. Eldon ran after her, with Gloria chuckling for some reason behind. When he entered the factory, he came to a dead stop. He wasn’t prepared for what he saw. He expected to see concrete columns, hanging chains, broken glass, and other items one might expect to ...

... find in an abandoned factory. He didn’t expect to find the President sitting on a couch with a large holographic screen showing the news on mute. Carpet covered the floor and Eldon could see partitions set up to separate out rooms. This was someone’s home. “Is that what the building looked like after we left?” Martha Louise asked. “We were rushed out of there so fast, I didn’t get a good look at it.” The news feed on the holographic television was showing a burning building. Not just any burning building, but the one they’d been in. Something tickled the back of Eldon’s mind, a question he wanted answered. “Where was your secret service?” Martha looked at him with an odd expression for a couple seconds before responding. “They should have been right outside the door. They know they can trust your father. Didn’t you see them when you came in?” “No one was guarding your door when I brought them to you, Ma’am,” Shlee said. Martha’s eyebrows pressed together as she took that in. “I didn’t think about it before, but we should have had some warning before that attack. They shouldn’t have made it past my men. Does that mean they were in on it?” She shook her head a moment later. “No, I can’t believe that. I’ve known Anderson since I was a governor. He’s a loyal man. Oh, God I hope he’s not dead.” “I can’t tell you much,” Shlee offered, “but I didn’t smell any violence before we entered. I didn’t even think about the fact that the Secret Service men were missing when we entered. Good ...