Romance: Alien Romance: Chosen By The Alien Lord: BBW Alien Romance (Alien Abduction, Alien Invasion Romance, BBW) (Rusneon Mates Book 1) Read Online Free

were several bodies of naked women, their eyes closed as they slept despite the way their bodies were upright.
    Shaking, Tessa tried to move, but hissed when her body let out another sharp cramping sensation through her chest.
    “Agh!!” She yelped, doubling over and letting out more of the weird liquid from her stomach burn out of her mouth.
    As she vomited, she felt hands grip to her shoulders gently, moving her hair out of her face as she emptied her stomach for a second time.
    “How do you feel?”
    She heard and for a moment, she couldn’t help but gasp out ragged breaths. The hand on her hair began to comb through her scalp, soothingly. Tessa let out a slow shuddering breath, mouth tasting vile.
    “W-where am I?” Tessa muttered weakly.
    “Safe,” the voice replied.
    “You’ve had a long journey. Take it slow.”
    Tessa frowned at the words but nodded anyway. She pushed herself up to her seat, realizing that she had some kind of a gown over her body that fell to her thighs.
    When she looked up, she noticed that the person she was speaking to was a man—who looked no older than her. His eyes were wide and a curious shade of lime green and his smile was warm.
    “There we are,” he said, caressing her neck slowly.
    “All better?”
    “Where am I?” Tessa asked again, frowning when she continued to look at him. His hair was… what color was that? Like a deep green… yet it shimmered like liquid metal. It was strange, but it was beautiful, and his skin was pale.
    He was… one of the most beautiful people Tessa had ever seen, and for a moment she stared at him, surprised by how strange he looked.
    “You’re still coming out of cryo,” he said.
    “It’s a pretty tough ordeal for your kind, so please just take it easy. We haven’t woken all of your sisters yet but some of them are already waiting for you in the next chamber. Would you like to go to them now?”
    Sisters…? Tessa frowned.
    Did she even have sisters? She couldn’t remember.
    It was hard to remember with how gently he was touching her, and each touch made her feel warm… safe, even. Tessa sighed slowly.
    “What are you called?” he asked, his voice was a gentle tenor but it sounded sultry, but she couldn’t tell if he meant to sound like that.
    “What?”
    He tilted his chin, lips pulling into another smile. Pretty. “Your title? Ah—forgive me, your name?”
    “My name?” Tessa parroted and suddenly recalled everything.
    He seemed to notice she remembered everything because he was pressing both of his hands against her neck, his fingers digging gently into the base of her neck before her breathing could even change.
    “Ssh,” he let out softly.
    “You’re safe.” His words felt strange.
    “You’re where you are supposed to be. Do not worry. You will be placed somewhere better and treated as you deserve.”
    “What—where… who?” Tessa stammered but he was leaning down and pressing his forehead to hers and suddenly she felt a wash of relief fall through her body. She believed him. In every way possible.
    “Come,” he said.
    “Let’s get you to your sisters.”
    “Y-yes…” Tessa agreed, feeling dazed.
    This strange person stood with her, leading her carefully away from the bed she was on and toward the door of the room. The material of the door was unlike anything she had seen, it looked like metal yet it surged and emitted an energy that made her feel like it was alive.
    Tessa watched in surprise as the door didn’t so much as open as it peeled apart. It was amazing.
    She stared at it in awe but couldn’t focus on it since she was being led out the door and down a circular shaped hallway. The material of the walls was like stone, but it parted and shifted like snakeskin. It wasn’t hideous or strange, but it looked so bizarre.
    The sensation of life being everywhere nearly overwhelmed Tessa and her eyes couldn’t stop taking in the way the colors around her looked more vibrant, as if she was staring into