Page 2 of Surviving Enchantment: Part two
“Fine.I will check my room again.”
Kaitha paused.“It never came in the mail.I collect your mail, and it wasn’t there.”
“Uh, okay.Maybe she handed it to me, and I lost it.”
“Nyl, you don’t lose paperwork.”
“I don’t know what to tell you.When is the wedding?”
“In five weeks.”
“Ok.Can you text me the information?”
“You need an invitation to enter.Jax’s insistence.”Kaitha pulled up outside the enormous and sprawling building.“I am going to chat with her today.I am going to keep it casual.Just mentioning how strange it was that you hadn’t RSVP’d.You love parties.”
“Uh-huh.I am just going to conceal this conversation if you don’t mind.Just tell her we were talking about shifter sex.That freaks her out, too.”
Kaitha chuckled.“I am going to be hella involved in Bump’s life, so she’s not putting a wedge in between us.”
“Right.How many guys are lined up on the steps right now?”
“Six.Wait, is that Myor?”
“Solor’s sister.Yes.Did you want to meet her?”
Kaitha nodded slowly.“Yes.Please.”
Kaitha made sure they were parked, and Nylora grabbed all her bags of food and snacks, and she crept out of the passenger side.
Demuel met her and took her bags, transferring them to their vehicle.Kaitha followed him and explained which bag was which.
When they returned, Demuel was eating a cookie.Solor looked at him.“Why do you get a cookie?”
Demuel smiled.“Because I memorized what bag is what.”
Nylora snorted, and Kaitha beamed.
Solor’s hands were clenching and relaxing, and Nylora sighed and stepped into his contact zone.He wrapped his arms around her and inhaled deeply.“I like your shampoo.”
She chuckled.“Of course.I smell like apples.”
“Yeah.”
She looked to the side.“Myor, this is my sister, Kaitha.Kaitha, Solor’s sister, Myor.”
Kaitha smiled and shook the other woman’s hand.
Demuel pressed up against her back, and his head dipped as well.She was surrounded.
She looked down at Bump.“And this is how you got started.”
The men laughed as she startled them.
Kaitha sighed.“Really, Nyl?”
“Yup.Really.Well, we were horizontal, but other than that, the clothes are the big difference.”
Myor laughed.
