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Chapter 32
‘You don’t Like me to use words from my first Language,” I stuttered slightly unnerved at how close his face was.
“Just this word, then,” he said considering, “tell us what it is.” All text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.
“It is a hug, Master Evan, it is a sign of affection,” I told him.
He didn’t move or say anything, so I apologized like I had to his brothers. I tried to move away but he stopped me and grinned wickedly.
“You should kiss me to prove you’re sorry,” he said with authority pulling me closer.
“Brother… I heard Master Christof say and I could hear the warning in his voice.
I had to get on my toes to reach Master Evan’s mouth. His Lips were full and perfect for kissing, so I did. Master Evan’s blue eyes looked a little surprised when our lips touched. I loved the look of shock when I ran my tongue over his bottom lip, he wasn’t the only one that could taste.
I felt Master Damien pressing up against my back as he wove his fingers into my hair and pulled my head back slightly. “We were going to play a game of chuke, Ciara. You will come and watch us. That is, if you are done apologizing to my brother.”
“Yes, Master Damien,” I said smiling.
The look on Master Evan’s face was priceless. Women must not kiss them I surmised.
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The men walked me out of the courtyard and into a vegetated area. It resembled grass, but was lighter in color. They Left me kneeling in a small tent with several other slaves. I was told to stay on my pad in
the grass.
The men all stripped, leaving their clothes in piles. The only thing they wore out onto the field was a small cup over their privates.
Oddly, I didn’t see anything holding the cup on, it just stayed there.
The twenty or so men already on the field cheered their arrival.
“Hello again, cousin,” came cheerfully from my left.
I grinned, glad to see a familiar face. “Hello Fuji, it’s nice to see you again.”
“Cousin, you can talk with us, but keep your eyes on your Warriors,” the warning came from my right.
I readjusted my gaze to see Master Bane looking over at me. He went back to the game a moment Later.
Furtively, I took in my surroundings. I could make out tall walls on every side of us. We were in a field, but still inside their compound.
“Caution, cousin,” a voice hissed from my left, “you cannot run from this place.”
“They watch us,” another voice whispered, “if you keep looking around, they will come over here.”
“They like us to watch,” Fuji instructed. “When your men make a point you should cheer with them.”
I couldn’t run inside a walled compound. Since I was on an alien planet, running at all was seeming like a foolish thought. Instead I concentrated on what Fuji had said.