Extraits

Avec un grand cri, il atteignit l’orgasme et, une seconde plus tard, le corps de Nereus se crispa tandis que le sperme chaud et collant qui inondait son ventre augmentait.

— Toi… toi… sale petit diable, haleta Nereus, alors que Raff se laissait retomber sur le matelas. Tu… je… j’allais…

— Tu peux encore, n’est-ce pas ? lança Raff, reprenant le contrôle de son corps. Tu m’as dit que tu pouvais commander aux eaux, et tu veux me faire croire que tu ne peux pas jouir deux fois en une heure ?

— Pourquoi… Nereus secoua la tête, son petit rire secouant le corps de Raff, raffermissant de nouveau son membre.

— Tu es parfait pour moi.

Teilo was standing on the porch, watching the sun slowly climb the sky. He stared at the trees, knowing Raff and Nereus were about five miles away; his wolf was panting to be with them. Never in his whole life had he imagined he’d have one mate, let alone two. And damn, they are some fine hunks of manhood, he thought. It’d taken every single ounce of self-control and then some to leave them both the previous day.

“You’d better sort your shit out, merman, ‘cause my wolf ain’t going to wait much longer,” he muttered as he took a sip of his coffee. He wrinkled his nose. Cold. Damn it. He headed inside the house as Marius came running out of it.

“There you are,” Marius said, tugging his arm. “Come on, you can’t miss this.”

“What the hell’s going on?” Teilo could see all the enforcers with Adair, and his mate were already in the living room, chatting excitedly among themselves. A couple of them were holding towels.

“That new pack member, the fish-man, merman, whatever,” Marius said excitedly. “He’s been burning up the phone lines since sparrow’s fart, getting permission to put in a pool.”

“At the pack house, or over at Griff’s place?” Maybe he could take a peek and see Nereus’s tail. He might have to stay in wolf form so he didn’t inadvertently claim the sexy hunk and his gorgeously pretty sidekick, but he was sorely tempted.

“It’s too big for the pack house grounds, man,” Marius spread his arms wide. “That guy thinks big. Apparently, it’s going to be a part of the sea, right here in Cloverleah. I can’t wait to go swimming.” He snatched a towel from the back of a chair. “Nereus in nothing but a tail. Damn, he might be mated to that little guy, but there’s nothing to stop me from drooling.”

Teilo slapped Marius around the head before he’d even thought about it. “What the fuck, man?” Marius rubbed his head and glared.

Teilo sighed. Every man and his dog were watching, but yeah. He didn’t have the right to hit his younger brother, and it wasn’t in Teilo’s nature to hide anything from his brothers. “He’s my mate, okay? Don’t make a fuss, but he and Raff are my mates, too. I talked to them about it yesterday and we’ve got a few things to sort out before any claiming’s done so let’s not make a big deal out of this.”

“Nereus is one of the good guys,” Vassago said, as Adair strode forward and Teilo found his neck strangled by basketball-sized biceps.

“So pleased for you, little brother,” Adair said in his hair, a catch in his voice. “So fucking pleased for you.”

“Yeah, yeah,” Teilo heard his own voice slipping. “It hasn’t happened yet, okay. But you’ll know about it when it’s done.”

“Honestly,” Vassago stepped forward as Adair stepped back, clouting him on the back. Teilo was surprised by the hug he got from the much smaller djinn. “Nereus is a good guy. He might have issues, but try living forever and staying baggage free. Don’t give up on him or the little one.”

“Raff’s about the same size as you,” Teilo teased, not used to being the focus of so much attention.

“Pff, I can be bigger with a simple thought,” and suddenly the tiny djinn was the same size as his mate.

“Cut it out,” Marius said. “You know it freaks Adair out when you do crazy shit like that. I thought we were going swimming. I won’t drool over your mate,” he added to Teilo, “not in your presence, anyway.”

“You do know it’s cold as hell out there, don’t you?” Teilo said as they all moved together in a huddle so Vassago could transport them all. “Your bits will shrink.”

“Hey, even with shrinkage, I’ve got something worth looking at,” Marius smirked. Teilo went to hit him again as Vassago whisked them all to the pool.