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Fae's mother gave Baylee a scathingly disdainful expression, enough that it heated Fae's veins with embarrassment. The humans, while a newer race to the galactic scene, had a councilor while the Ariete did not. This type of condescending behavior was not befitting of her place. Fae could only...

It was a good thing that taxis were driverless these days, because if there'd been a driver, they'd have received quite the show in the cab. As soon as Baylee had joined her within, their mouths had met, and did not break away for the entire ride. Indeed, they might not have at all--Fae felt...

She could not help the soft gasp that flew from her mouth at Bay's threat, nor truly the wicked smile that came next as her hand slid across the Captain's back--lower, as she made her way into her seat, and ending with a soft squeeze of her ass. Her eyes narrowed to slits as she looked up at...

Fae fought the shiver that tried to creep up her spine at the touch. Oh she had it bad. Holding on to every word like it would be the last Bay shared with her, Fae listened with rapt attention as the captain suggested that they go back to the apartment. It was a bad idea. There was a star in the...

Time off? Time off? It was almost a laughable concept. Even in a culture that was fond of dropping work and obligations at a moment's notice, Fae had not taken so much as a sick day in the past five years. It was to the point that she had to actively ignore and avoid the Priestess, who brought...

Fae couldn't help the smile that creeped over the rim of her glass. "A bit jealous, are we, Bay?" She liked the way the name tasted on her lips. She shrugged. "As for the balance, it's true--there's not time for a lot in my schedule. I'm a very busy woman. To make it to my position at my...

Fae tried to keep the smirk off her face as the Captain--Baylee--Bay kept glancing down to the low cut v of Fae's dress. Obviously, she was distracting the poor captain. "Hmm, Sweetheart is better than Princess, but not any more suiting than the first." At least it was not bringing up images of...

Fae shivered at the touch of the Captain's hand brushing up her thigh, but waited patiently for her to come around and open Fae's door. "A real gentlewoman," Fae said smoothly, taking her hand. The Captain's hand was not rough persay, but the way that her callouses rubbed against the smooth skin...

Her core tightened as the Captain's hand slid down her back, resting just above her tailbone. She wanted that hand lower, but they had dinner reservations. There would be time for that later. "Confidence suits you," the Captain said, opening the door, "You should use it to your advantage...

She was perhaps too fond of the pink hue that the Captain turned, and perhaps even more fond of the crimson hue that followed it. The way that her plush lips fell open, and her golden brown eyes widened...oh Fae could get used to this. The Captain may have had the upper hand for their knowing...

The bathroom, at least, was clean. She probably should have sent the Captain into here. A toothbrush was a lot less embarrassing than mother knew how many dishes that littered the kitchen. But since that was no longer an option, Fae focused on the task at hand, slipping the dress over her...

It was not a long ride via skycar taxi to Fae's apartment in the wards, but all the while, Fae distracted herself anyway, responding to emails on her omni-tool. Really, she just did not need to think about the heat of the human sitting dangerously close to her. Or about how if she shifted her...

Fae's brows drew together in question as the Captain said that she should not cancel the reservation, and in fact had somebody to go with. "Sorry, am I missing something, Captain? I know I have an awful habit of drifting away, but--" There was something wicked about the way the Captain smiled...

The Captain's perfect pink lips shaped their way into a pretty little 'o' that opened and closed very much like a fish. And with the rising pink color that overtook her (that Faerar found herself far fond of), Fae feared that she may have overstepped in asking. But the Captain continued. Her...

She had a hard time understanding the Captain's answer to her question. It made little sense. It was usually biological, but sometimes wasn't? And then sometimes biological families were not like this? But then why use the word family? Was it the norm to have a family that did all of those...