Details Hidden by Perspective

Magnus watched Sapphire as she moved from books to the computer and back again. She was interested in what Sarah Ann gave her. Of course, she was interested. Sapphire was his Luna, his mate. She was born for this role. The gods wouldn’t create a person and place them in a position they were skilled at, but hated performing. “I’ve been thinking.”

“If it’s more interesting than planning a yearly celebration or the next food order, then interrupt me.” Oh, she had a sense of human, and he was correct she was getting into the job. He couldn’t be happier, and had to resist the urge to scoop her up and kiss her. Only the gods knew how complicated that would get if they got carried away and mated.

“I’m still not sure we understand why these people signed these treaties. I don’t believe it was just for access to the white wolf. There must be other reasons, because no one signs a magic imbued treaty of any kind so they can talk once in a while to the moon goddess.”