Out of the World

23. Girl’s Time

Nina

Lola and Lena almost jumped in front of me, shielding my body. A gasp left me as I saw the red sparkle of a flame surging from Lola’s clenched fists. The girl was literally on fire, but what could I expect from the Heiress of Hell. She was sweet like an angel, but surely had flames flowing in her veins.

“Wait a second, Lola,” Lena said, placing an arm in front of her sister.

The noise of approaching steps filled my ears, followed by Lola’s gasp. She moved away, allowing me to see who had come. To my surprise, a petrified and wide-eyed Alpha Tor was looking back at us. Actually not us, but at Helena.

And boy, he did look at her as if she was holding the moon in her naked body. To be more precise, the two moons were her b.oobs. He was almost drooling, yet it wasn’t the pervert look of a man who saw only a body, a thing in front of him. It was a look of fascination, longing. He looked at her like an artist admiring beauty, trying to engrave it in their minds and in their souls and convert the fugacity of a moment into eternity.

Even I could feel the nervous energy radiating from him, he was in some kind of inner battle between having his eyes feast on her or pulling his gaze away.

Suddenly something switched in his eyes, they started gleaming in an intense shade of hazel. Did it mean he was about to wolf-up and pounce?

“I am sorry, it was very rude,” he muttered nervously, pulling his gaze towards her face, “I didn’t mean to stare. I am leaving,” Alpha Tor added, shaking his head.

“If you want you can stay! You can look, no harm done!” Lena chuckled, but I could hear that there was no humour in it, but rather sadness.

“Sorry. I hope you ladies enjoy your day!” the Alpha said, turning around and striding away from us.

“Oh, Goddess! I thought it was someone else. I am glad it was only Alpha Tor. He was almost blushing, how cute! I think I’ve never seen an Alpha looking that nervous and embarrassed. He tried to be a gentleman,” Lola remarked, looking intently at her sister, as if she was trying to read the meaning behind each of Helena’s reactions. She was right to do it. It was crystal clear that Lena felt something but tried to show something else, maybe even the opposite of her feelings.

“He almost had a heart attack,” I murmured, making Lena laugh.

“I think his d**k had a heart attack! Did you look at that huge bulge in his pants?” she said as her laugh grew even more intense.

“Oh, no! I am not interested in seeing anyone’s sausage…” I bit my lip at my words. I’ve never seen the appeal of ogling at people, at least not before I met Zorion. Now I too had these lost silly eyes when he was around.

“Hum… anyone’s but Zo’s!” Lena chimed in with a wink.

“I don’t get why a werewolf was here, isn’t it the Wizard Realm?” I asked, trying to change subjects and make Lena stop talking about p*****s. Nema did enough of that for a lifetime this morning.

“Who knows,” Lena shrugged, “Is he like a demon or something that when we talk about him he is magically summoned? I knew he was hot, but not hell hot,” the blonde laughed.

“He is definitely not a demon, maybe he was looking for you,” Lola added, a small smile on her lips.

“Lucky him then, he saw lots of me and went away with his tail between his legs,” Lena shrugged and was about to dive when Aurora’s words stopped her.

“Lena, mate or not, I think you like him.” Lola looked at her sister through her long black eyelashes, a sweet smile on her face.

“Nope! I won’t have a replay of what happened to Vince. I’m not stupid enough to fall in love with someone just to hear the words, ‘oops, bye! I found my mate and she isn’t you. By the way, I think my mate happens to be your cousin. Oh, no, she is your sister. Oops, wrong again, my mate is your mother and I’m your new stepdad!”

“Vince is the guy she thought was her mate and ended up being little Auri’s fated pair,” Aurora explained after noticing my confusion. I think Zorion mentioned something about this before. Poor Lena, it should have been so hard for her. She was as hopeless as me a few days ago.

“I think he liked you too!” I told her. It was so clear in his eyes that he would do anything but reject her, or dump her from someone else.

“I’m hot and he saw all my smokey yummy bits,” Lena smiled, pointing to her generous breasts. I wish I had ten percent of her self-esteem. But she looked like a Greek Goddess and I… I was just me.

“I don’t understand, why did the tree light up when he was near,” Lola thought out loud, looking at the now not-gleaming Jedi tree.

Lena shrugged, “Maybe the tree is dumb. It happens among any creature. Now come on,” she said, taking Lola and me by the hands and guiding us to the water.

“I still have to change,” I said, pulling my hand away.

I wouldn’t have these perfect-looking girls seeing me in all my naked flaws.

Lola handed me a cute green bikini and towel and I headed behind the bushes to change without anyone seeing my bony butt. With my arms in front of my jelly belly, I walked fast into the water and let it be my cover.

“Now it’s your turn, Lola! I told you both about what I felt, well, about what I didn’t feel. Now, you should tell Nina and me about your mate, your feelings, and stuff. This is the therapy river now!” Lena told her sister, throwing a splash of crystal clear water at her.

“Lena, this is a lake. There isn’t much to tell about my mate besides the fact that he doesn’t want me,” Lola sighed deeply.

“Can’t you do something about it? Find another mate or kick his stupid as.s? He must be dumb as a … not to want you, Lola!” I told her and a small smile formed on her lips. Lola was surely one of the kindest people I’ve ever met and she deserved the best.

“People of all species can reject their mates, but to my luck, his kind is the only exception,” Lola replied, looking into space.

“What is he, a Demon?” I asked out loud in my stupidity, forgetting for a moment that Lola was the daughter of the King of Hell. Even though she wasn’t a demon herself, she must have some demon friends. My hand tapped on my mouth, covering it before more stupid words found their way out. Hell damn! I didn’t want to sound like a racist of any kind.

Way to ruin your new friendships, Nina.

Lena let out a humourless chuckle, “Sorry, but ironically, her so-called mate isn’t a Demon, but an Angel. A jerk-faced one, nothing like the nice and cute butt-naked angel babies in the human movies, Nina.”

Lola glanced at the clear blue sky in front of us, before swallowing hard. Propping her body down, she submerged under the water.

A sigh left me, it seemed like not all Angels were good, or at least smart. Poor Lola! Here I thought these perfect-looking, magical girls had everything. But they didn’t, they didn’t have what they wanted, what their souls yearned for.

I looked around, trying to find Aurora. Wasn’t she way too long? Could she breathe under the water?

“Lola is okay, just swimming, letting the water calm her down. We are partially Elves, so the natural elements can do miracles for us and our fvcked up emotions. We will be fine, Nina. All of us, we have each other!” Helena reassured me, even though she didn’t sound very convinced herself. On the other hand, I knew she was right, they would be fine. Their family had lots of love, affection and understanding. After living all my life alone, I knew for a fact that having people like that around meant everything.

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Zorion

My lips tilted up in a smile as my Nina opened the door of our room. Without wasting a minute, I jumped off my chair, wrapped her in my arms and took her lips with mine.

“Zorion, I am wet,” she chuckled, trying to pull me away by placing her little hands on my chest.

Oh, Honey. That’s the way I want you, wet, willing, naked and with your pretty body entangled with mine.

I only pulled her closer. “I don’t care,” I chuckled back, devouring her with my impatient kisses. Yet, I knew I had to wait and give her some time to get ready for our little trip. I hope she would enjoy the surprises I prepared for her.