His Theo – The New Neighbors Read Online M.A. Innes

Categories Genre: Alien, Fantasy/Sci-fi, M-M Romance, Paranormal Tags Authors:
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Total pages in book: 60
Estimated words: 57876 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 289(@200wpm)___ 232(@250wpm)___ 193(@300wpm)
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He was reacting to turning me on.

“I…I like making you happy.” I must’ve lost a few brain cells along the way because that just sounded stupid, but he made a pleased sound and finally ran his tentacle over my ass before patting it.

I didn’t even try to hide the shiver that raced through me as I let out a breathy moan. “That…that feels good.”

Had to communicate.

He’d said that.

He needed words to be confident.

“You…you’re making me feel so good holding me tight. I…I like cuddling.” Yes, I could tell him what I liked. He wasn’t a regular Dom. He wouldn’t think I was stupid or saying the obvious like a moron. He needed the obvious until he could read me better.

Oh wow.

My reward for using words was for him to tighten his hold just enough to make me go boneless and the tentacle on my ass started making wide circles over it.

Rewards were awesome.

“You are highly adept at communication. I am very proud of your good behavior.” The words might’ve sounded silly if it hadn’t been for the warmth in his voice and the way his pride came through in every word. “Making your needs clearly discernable will allow me to provide for them more easily.”

More words equaled more pleasure.

Got it.

“I…I liked it when you were carrying me and…and I like the way you’re caressing me.” Yes, that wasn’t hard to admit and he probably already knew both of those things. “I…I like that you’re so sweet to me and you kept me safe.”

I had a split second to wonder if that’d been stupid before I knew his reaction.

He liked it.

My new friend made a deep, pleased sound and I got another full-body hug.

“I am happy to provide you with safety and emotional security.” Limbs rippled over me, making it clear how happy he was. “You are a human who should be protected and who should have their submission nurtured. It is my pleasure to provide that for you.”

That definitely seemed to indicate we were both moving in the right direction, so I turned my face into his body and peeked my eyes open. I wasn’t brave enough to pull away and meet his gaze yet, but he stroked my head again and cuddled me tighter. “Good boy. Your trust is not misplaced, human Theo.”

“I…I’ve never even dated anyone of your…your species before and my track record with human guys is…well…it’s terrible.” There was no point in hiding that. “So you need to tell me if I’m doing something wrong or something that you don’t like. I…I won’t know how to make you happy if you don’t explain it to me.”

Limits list.

Rules.

Something so I wasn’t blindly guessing all the time.

I didn’t think that was so hard, but the last couple of human guys I’d tried to date who said they were Doms thought I should be able to read their minds or have some kind of behavior list already memorized. It’d been so stressful I’d ended up with a small ulcer and the doctor said I had to get rid of the stress in my life.

So I’d broken up with the guy I’d been seeing at the time and stopped dating completely…and my stomach had finally healed.

But maybe I wouldn’t end up single forever if I didn’t date humans?

“I do not completely understand the human concept of submission. My instincts are for you to submit and me to provide care and structure. You submit. I care for your submission. You are not required to make me happy. That is…that is contradictory to my biological imperative.”

Oh.

That was why Nicholas didn’t drive Larry insane.

“I want you happy too, though, so…so you’ll tell me if you don’t like something that I’m doing or not doing or just…” Realizing I was rambling, I tucked my face into what probably would’ve been his shoulder if he were human.

There was still a nice indent to hide against, though, so I didn’t care what it was called. “I submit. You care for my submission. I’ll do my best to remember that. But I need you to be happy too. It’s part of my biological imperative. It’s part of being a human submissive.”

Not the same species.

I had to remember that.

We were not the same species even if we were crazy compatible.

I got more pets and soft thinking sounds as he processed what I said and eventually something about his movements changed and I knew he’d figured out what he wanted to say. “There will be what I think humans call a learning curve as we process adapting to such distinct cultures and instincts.”

Oh yeah.

The understatement in that sentence was so big it could rival Mount Everest.

But I was polite and just nodded since being snarky wasn’t a good start to any new relationship.

“I will do my best to take my happiness into consideration as well, but I have not been trained to process emotions or thoughts in that way.” He paused and he was quiet enough that I eased back just enough to see him frowning off into the distance.



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