Chapter 9

LUNETH The trip to the island that the Moreaux had prepared for us was silent. It was funny how my life had changed so drastically. When I married Kellan in my past life, the Moreaux matriarch hadn't been concerned with our wedding; she even barely smiled. Seeing that she gave us both an opportunity for a honeymoon, it shows just how much she favoured Drexon. We sit opposite each other in the silent plane, and aside from the bodyguards littered away from us, I am quite glad that we are alone. I had thought that Kellan and Melissa would be on this trip as well; I would not have been able to stand it for the entire five hours we would be travelling. "You can get some rest; I will wake you when we land," Drexon said, looking up briefly from the tablet he had been holding. He had plunged himself into work immediately we got on the plane, and something about the sight made me want to continue stealing glances from him as we flew. "I am fine," I say in a dismissive voice. "You don't look lik