Loving Two Dragons (Awakening Cycle Part 3) (BBW Dragon Shifter Paranormal Romance) Read Online Free

checks her eyes again, nods satisfied, then collapses onto a chair.
    "It will pass in a few minutes," he says.
    "What in hell was that?" I ask.
    "Psychic defenses. Best I've ever seen."
    "That dragon, it had three colors in it, are we looking at an alliance between three of the clans? Could that many of them be buying into this idea of waking the ancients?"
    Remy shakes his head sighing. He never stops staring at Sarissa. I feel for him. She's more than just his apprentice, though I doubt he'll ever admit it.
    "That was a projection as was ours, there are no definitive answers there."
    I nod. Well maybe that's good news. Three of the seven clans united would be a problem. Sarissa coughs loudly then sits up on the table.
    "Ow," she says as Remy gets to her side putting one hand on her shoulder and one on her back to support her.
    "Careful," he says. "You shouldn't have done that."
    "Nor should you," she says.
    "A good apprentice obeys the orders of her master."
    "A great apprentice anticipates her master and is three steps ahead of him."
    Remy shakes his head unwilling or unable to continue the argument.
    "Are you all right?" I ask her.
    "I'm fine. Did you see it?"
    "The dragon defender? Yes."
    "No, the fortress. They're there. I caught a whiff of her scent. They're in Green territory in a fortress. Hiding in the jungle. No way they are there without Green's knowledge."
    "Damn," I say. "That complicates things."
    "Why? We can send a force down there and take them back!" Sarissa says.
    Remy shakes his head no. "No, we can't. That would be a declaration of war."
    "We're already at war. They took Logan and our Queen!" Sarissa says.
    "And we already said it was white who took Logan. We were wrong. This won't go easy with the Council," Remy answers her.
    I pace the floor. There has to be a way. What can we bring to bear? What could Green want? Why are they involved?
    "What about our allies?" I ask.
    "Possible. Right ones wouldn't be a breach of territory. This game is getting deeper. There are more hands at work here than we are seeing."
    "The Wolf. Call in the Wolf. Can you get in touch with Athene?"
    "I can. If he'll come, that is a different story."
    "Do it. We have to get them back."

Chapter five
    Jennifer
    "I remember," I say.
    Lying on Logan's chest I can hear his heart beat a slow, staccato rhythm and the sound of his breathing, even the gurgle of his stomach.
    "Good," he says. "I know it must be hard."
    "Since I applied for the job, I've had a lot of déjà vu. Moments where I know something or it feels familiar. I didn't know why. I thought I was going crazy. Or I was drugged."
    Logan laughs and I do too.
    "I see. Do you think that now?"
    "No. Memories are coming back. When you talk of old times, I remember them. Slowly they're coming back."
    "Good."
    "Tell me another time. I want to remember every moment."
    "Well enough."
    He shifts his position against the wall and I adjust with him. Once we're settled, his arm around me, my head on his chest, he begins.
    "Each time Archer and I try to find a way to change fate. We've tried, so many times we've tried. Once, we thought we had won. You always... die at the same age."
    He hesitates the word every time he's had to say it and each time my heart skips a beat.
    "Isn't that odd? I mean like it's not bad enough to be fated to die and come back over and over but always the same age? Every time?" A new thought occurs to me. "Have I ever had a child?"
    His heartbeat increases and there's a catch in his breath. I sit up so I can look at him. He doesn't say a word.
    "Logan?"
    "Yes," he says at last. "Once."
    "Only once? In how many years? Are they still alive? Boy or girl? What's their name? Did I ... raise them?"
    He hesitates. It's not just his words it's something I feel between us. He's withdrawn from me.
    "That's a lot of questions."
    "What do you expect? I have a child. Or had one? Which is it?"
    "I remember a time when-"
    "No! You don't do that to me. Archer did that. Dodged