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Arlo like they’d hung the many moons of Addo, and her blonde
hair and sparkling blue eyes were exactly as Rune had pictured them. Cord had a
loud mouth, but seemed friendly, and his dark hair and dark eyes reminded Rune
of Vaughn. Arlo also had dark hair, but his eyes were as green as emeralds.
    The
two walked toward the group, and Rune’s attention was drawn by another woman he
didn’t know, standing off to the side. She had a lush, curvy body, and her
smile was shy but warm. Her dark hair hung in soft curls halfway down her back,
and when she glanced at him, her dark eyes held the promise of passion and
loyalty. Now he understood what Jakara had meant when he’d described his
reaction to seeing Callie O’Doyle for the first time.
    Callie
was Jakara’s mate. She was an Earth woman that Jakara had been sent to retrieve
for the holding cells, before the Zoo was built. Jakara had already opposed the
extreme faction of Tyranns quickly gaining power over the entire group, and one
look into Callie’s blue eyes had convinced him that his views were the correct
ones.
    Instead
of taking her to the holding cells, he’d first hidden her inside his quarters
which at that time were on Addo. That was before the Addonians had formed and
kicked the Tyranns off Addo completely. And then Jakara had broken all the
rules and hidden Callie at his home on Voyeur Moon. Until a former friend and
his own Section Chief had betrayed him, that is. But Jakara had been drawn to
Callie with one look at her face, and that was exactly how Rune felt right now,
watching this Earth woman.
    Who
was she? She obviously knew Fallon, Cord, and Arlo. She spoke to them with the
easy familiarity of talking to old friends.
    “There
they are,” said Arlo, coming forward to shake hands with Rune and Thane.
“Jakara described you both so well I knew you on sight. Welcome to Sera, again.
And welcome to our little corner of the Ministry.”
    “Thanks,”
said Rune, his gaze cutting to the Earth woman. “We’re happy to be here.”
    “Let
me introduce you to everyone. This is Cord, and this is Fallon.”
    The
two shook hands, and then Arlo moved next to the other Earth woman. “And this
is Gia Falconetti. She transferred here from one floor above us just yesterday.
Gia has been here working in the Ministry about two years, and escaped the
holding cells before she was given shelter here on Sera. She’s a translator,
and is going to be primarily responsible for writing informational pamphlets
and online content to distribute to the people of Sera and Addo.”
    “We
want to help them understand what’s really happening on Voyeur Moon,” she said,
shaking first his hand and then Thane’s. Rune loved her voice. It was dusky and
warm, and it had a lyrical quality to it. He could easily imagine it whispering
and moaning in the dark, their bodies naked and sweaty as they made love for
hours. This woman was captivating. Was she with anyone? He hoped not.
    “Well,
that’s why we’re here, too,” said Thane. “To let everyone know what’s going
on.” Rune cut his gaze toward his brother, grinning. He looked like a dog in
heat, not that he could blame the man.
    “Well,
come on in,” said Cord. “We’ll show you to your offices.” Rune and Thane
followed him to two empty spaces that barely had room to house a desk and
chair, but it didn’t matter. They were used to working anywhere and everywhere,
so to have a dedicated space with actual walls and a door made Rune feel like
royalty.
    “My
office is right next door to both of yours,” said Gia. “And Fallon, Cord, and
Arlo are around the corner.” She swept her hand in a small circle. “And here’s
the rest of it.”
    He
smiled at her, then followed her gaze around the
remainder of the tiny department branch. There was a water cooler, and next to
that a small refrigerator and sink, with a coffee machine on the counter against
one wall. A large conference table with eight chairs around it dominated