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The Succubae Seduction 2: The Twins, Chapter 7

... didn’t know why. She hadn’t been there to interview Martha, but understood that there had to be a reason for her to be in the room with the President of the United States. But why wouldn’t she tell them that the Paladonic Knights were behind the attack? This could put a nail in their coffin if she admitted it. Or was she trying to play the middle? He knew that she had an identity to protect, and if she came on too strong against humanity, it may hurt her fake identity as a news reporter. “There’s no proof,” Gloria said next to him. “If she made that claim, without proof, the P.K.’s would just deny it and their attorneys would roast her for libel. There needs to be evidence or she would lose credibility. Right now she needs as much credibility as she can keep.” He knew his girlfriend couldn’t read Shlee’s mind, but had read his questions from his mind. He already knew that Gloria was an intelligent woman. Compared to her, he must appear to be an imbecile. “Not an imbecile,” she chided him. “But you’re just so cute!” Her shoulders shook with silent laughter as his cheeks burned. “The truth is, you’re not a normal mortal. You’re refreshing in a way I haven’t seen in centuries. You’re brave, strong, incredibly good looking, and not nearly as foolish as your sister would have you believe. Besides, I’ve had millennia to watch and understand human behavior.” Eldon’s cheeks burned hotter, and he decided to turn back to the news reporter. He saw that President Louise was speaking. ...

... “…times of hardship like this that we need to come together as a nation. This wasn’t an attack on me, but my policies and the American way of life. This country was founded by immigrants and people coming from all walks of life to live on this great soil. This attack is nothing more than a cowardly show of racism. I am not daunted in the clear duty I have before me, nor is my belief that our two worlds can get along.” “What about the attacks that have occurred in the Shadow World on Humans?” Shlee asked. Eldon wanted to charge forward and scream at her for pointing that out. All that comment could do was hurt their standing. Then he remembered what he’d thought about Shlee having to take the middle ground. She was doing her job as a news reporter, regardless of what her personal feelings were. She was digging for the facts, rather than spouting opinion. “Ambassador Snow and I were discussing that very thing before the attack,” the President responded. She gave Shlee a shrewd look, which turned to one of respect. Eldon suspected that she’d realized what Shlee was doing also. “He’s created a task force to combat the threat from that end, and was asking for my approval to recruit humans into that task force.” Shlee paused for a moment before responding to Martha’s words. “Such a move would help create peace between the two worlds, but only if magical creatures came here to do the same. Madame President, are you proposing that the two worlds work together in an ongoing peace ...