And Then There Were Four (Lilith Carrie)

Chapter 0349

Cassie.

Eyes wide, I stared at Silas in shock. "Ride? What do you mean ride-you mean on you?"

Silas slowly unbuttoned his shirt, and as he did, the laughter that left his lips made me flush even more than I had before. I couldn't tear my eyes from the curves of his muscles and the rippled way his abs glimmered against the moonlight. Everything about Silas was hypnotizing. Never had I met a man who acted the way he did. "What are you doing?" I whispered softly, watching him watch me as he undressed.

Something about the moment of him undressing captivated me, making my heart race as the blue-green hue of his eyes took me in as if I was a treasure he desired more than anything.

The moment he removed his pants and stood before me in just his boxers, his eyes flashed a golden red and steam came from his skin. I was nervous and slightly unsure, but with a roar, he shifted, and the beast he became was something I would never forget. Black and red scales encompassed the massive form of the dragon in front of me. He stood taller than a one-story house with golden scales upon its stomach and flecks of gold scattered down its tail.

Slowly, I stood to my feet, making my way across the blanket we had been sitting on towards the beast that loomed in front of me. Never in my life had I ever thought I'd see a dragon, and now that one was standing before me, I was speechless. It wasn't just a dragon. It was Silas.

A man sinfully attractive and yet so different than I had expected.

stating the obvious as if I hadn't already known what he was. Making a grunting noise

sure if I wanted to.

me again, and gripping the scales of his face, I was hoisted upon his back with a soft scream leaving

"Silas!"

were useless as

for dear life. The last thing I wanted was to fall off` and plummet to my death, even though I was fairly sure he wouldn't letme die. At least, I hoped he wouldn't

Asgard loomed below us with dimly lit twinkling lights from the homes where people still lay awake. It was beautiful,

right, and as we soared through the sky, I couldn't help the satisfied at-home feeling rolling through me. Perhaps through

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sure how much time

on the ground, but the moment I slid from Silas and my feet hit the ground, knew

Pogl.ne

There was something at