Captured By The Alien Dad – Erin Hale

he finally asks. It has been two turns since I last saw Elodie. Gannen and I have spent the time since then hunting. I have also been teaching him how to throw a war axe. Before we left the Tavikhi village, I spoke with Benham about crafting Gannen his own axe. It will be my gift to him.

“Perhaps the next turn.” “Iris likes Elodie.” I glance at Kala, but he stares straight ahead. “She is easy to like.” “Gannen has spoken of her non-stop.” “Yes. He asked her if she had an interest in being a momo. We both know why he was asking her.” Kala nods. “His first momo has been gone a long time. It is no wonder he hopes for another. He has seen the way Iris loves Sorin. It should not surprise you that your kit may wish for the same thing.”

“It does not surprise me. He showed an unusual interest in Elodie from the moment we found her. That interest has only grown.” I should have been discouraging it instead of ignoring it. “She offered to be his friend. I thought he would be satisfied.” “What about your interest?” Kala asks. “Iris and I both saw how you two were together after Gannen left with Sorin and the other kits to head to the training area. You held hands and she rested her head against your shoulder.

I have never seen you touch another female like that. There was an intimacy between you that spoke of more than friendship.” Did it? I have never been friends with a female before. I have no knowledge of what is friendly behavior and what is more than that. “Elodie and I had a long discussion about our friendship.

How we both wished for a family to care for. It did not feel as though she meant a family that consisted of a mate and a kit, but rather a family unit similar to our tribe.” “I see.” We reach the narrow river that runs on the outskirts of our village.

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It is never my intention to listen, yet, somehow, I cannot escape them. The human female is exceptionally loud and clearly well-pleased. We have all sworn to keep our knowledge of how vocal Iris is to ourselves, because none of our tribe would risk embarrassing our leader’s sivalla. We care far too much for her and what she has come to mean to the Krijese.

Envy pierces my gut. Not because I want Iris for myself. Only what it is she and Kala share. Pain swiftly follows, because I am aware I will continue to travel through this life without a female of my own. “Gogo.” Gannen approaches on quiet feet. Considering his small size, it is no wonder he barely makes any noise. I cradle the back of his neck—the rope-like texture of his floks abrading my knuckles—and guide him away from our leader’s tent and closer to the edge of the small village.

We pass a few of the remaining warlords who rotate shifts, either keeping guard or leaving the village to hunt. Otherwise, the rest of our small tribe remains within their tents. “Is all well?”

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