To Date A Dragon: BBW Dragon Shifter Romance (Weredragon Warriors Book 1)

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Authors: Natalie Kristen
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    Amelia's eyes darted to the
window as she reached for a thick book on the shelf near the window.
She didn't know what she was going to do, but she knew she had to
save Tessa. Maybe she was the only one who could. No one else
seemed to be able to see what was happening right outside the window.
    Her first thought was to hurl
the book out the window with all her might and try to hit the dragon.
That would slow the beast down. But...it might also cause the
dragon to drop Tessa in shock. And a fall from that height…
    Amelia gulped down a curse
and swung her panicked gaze back to the window.
    With a cry of dismay and
disbelief, she craned her neck and stared up at the clear blue sky.
    The dragon was gone.
    There was nothing out of the
ordinary. She stared and gaped but she saw only wispy white clouds
and the tips of tall buildings reaching for the sky. In the
distance, she could make out a plane. And she made doubly sure that
it was a plane. Not a dragon.
    “Where is it?”
she muttered. “It was right there! I saw it. I know I did.”
    She couldn't have dreamed the
whole thing up. She just couldn't.
    Amelia gave herself a hard
pinch on the arm just to make sure. Biting down her yelp, she rubbed
her arm and scowled.
    Some of the children had
grown bored and were chasing one another round the classroom.
    Hold yourself together,
Amelia. Hold your mind together! Don't lose it…
    Taking a long, shuddering
breath, Amelia snapped her eyes open and swallowed.
    ““Go back to your
seats now, children.” Amelia cleared her throat and managed to
hide the tremor in her voice. “No running! Let's finish
drawing before story time, shall we?”

CHAPTER
FOURTEEN

    “Fly faster, Daddy!”
Tessa shouted as Rohan took off from their long driveway and soared
towards the clouds. Tessa had no trouble seeing him in his dragon
form. She had his blood in her. She might or might not be a dragon
shifter, but it didn't matter to Rohan. As long as she was safe and
happy, his little girl could be human, dragon, fairy princess,
anything she wanted to be.
    “Wheeee!” Tessa
squealed happily as they flew towards the city. Driving her to
school would take about an hour, and most of that hour would be spent
stuck in traffic. Flying was faster, way faster, and Tessa was
already late for school.
    Her French braid was perfect
though.
    Tessa was used to flying.
Rohan, Edriq and Zul frequently took her on joyrides. She had been
flying since she was a tiny tot. The girl was a daredevil. She
loved it when they executed aerial stunts and dived at death-defying
speeds from a great height. She knew that her dad and uncles would
never let anything happen to her. They always held her securely but
gently in their powerful talons.
    Rohan held his daughter very
carefully so as not to wrinkle her dress and mess up her pretty hair.
He glided smoothly past the skyscrapers and looked down at the
snarling traffic on the roads. It was a good thing Edriq had stopped
him from taking the car. And flying was a lot more fun than driving,
according to Zul.
    Catching sight of the neat
little schoolhouse at the corner of Fifth Street, Rohan began to make
his descent. He was invisible to the city folks, but he still had to
find a suitable place to land. He couldn't just land anywhere he
liked and risk toppling a building with his tail or crushing some
parked cars underfoot.
    The sprawling park opposite
Tessa's kindergarten looked big enough. Rohan swooped down and
circled the schoolhouse a few times. As he turned and headed
towards the park, Tessa let out a squeal. “I can see Miss
Amelia at the window, Daddy! I think she saw us! She can see you,
Daddy!” Tessa began to wave excitedly. “Miss Amelia,
Miss Amelia!”
    Rohan chuffed as he held his
squirming daughter. There was no way Miss Amelia could see them.
Tessa was just delighted to see her teacher at the window.
    Keep still, Tessa, he
thought sternly.
    “Okay, okay. Just
hurry, Daddy,” Tessa urged.
    Rohan

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