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why I love Brion. From the very first moment we met, he seems to understand me in a way that no one ever has.
    He might not view the world in the logical way I do. He might not see research and answers as the method to winning this war. But in his eyes, I know he believes in me. And that nothing else matters to him.
    My heart swells.
    Cas drops the remote in his lap. “If you really want answers to her questions,  you know who to ask.”
    Brion shrugs. “At this point, I don’t mind. If Michael had to steal her scientific device to protect his homeworld from demons, Gillian is probably correct in saying we can build other machines that are just as powerful and will protect us in other ways.”
    Brion looks at me for confirmation, and I realize I’m staring at him with my mouth open. I can’t believe what he just said.
    This is the first time someone’s ever defended me. And he doesn’t even know if I’m right. He just believes me.
    Finally, my jaw snaps shut. I’m so off balance I don’t know what to say. “Yes. That’s right. I can build other machines very easily if I just have the parts.” My brain is starting to function again. “You said you can’t congregate together, right? But I assume we’re going to need more than three or four angels to defeat a horde of demons. Let’s find out what they’re tracking. We may be able to build a machine to nullify it, put a barrier around it, or block them from tracking it.”
    Brion claps his hands on his knees and rises from the couch.
    He raises his eyebrows at Zakiel, who nods.
    “All right. Come with me.” Brion leads me into another room that looks like an office.
    I see my box from the lab sitting on a desk and realize he had always meant to give me this room to work.
    Can he read my mind? Or does he just really care about my work?
    As I look over at him, he’s studying the box intently.
    A little voice in the back of my mind whispers, Or maybe, Gillian, he actually loves you.
     
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Preview: To Kiss A Warrior (An Alien Rogue Romance – Part One)

Chapter One
     
    The private spacecraft touched down in the ship yard with a familiar groan. Hannah swung her booted feet off the oversized chair in front of her, and pressed her palms against the window. A few people outside had turned to stare.
    Her dad just had to travel in style! Yeah, the small craft moved faster and smoother than most, but just the sight of it would tell everyone that someone uncommonly wealthy and powerful travelled inside.
    Which was exactly the opposite of what she wanted.
    At least mother hadn’t come. The woman had been a sobbing mess. The academy was already like a ghost, its memories haunting her mother with every step. Seeing her daughter there… Hannah couldn’t even imagine how badly that would’ve ended.
    But how to deal with her father?
    She leaned back in her chair and regarded him. Here goes nothing!
    “It might be better if you waited in the ship,” she suggested in her least argumentative voice.
    Her father lowered his computer interface, one brow raised in annoyance. “Do you think I travelled with you all the way here simply to-- how did you put it? Wait in the ship?”
    Disappointment flared. A true parent would’ve understood that an adult child deserved independence. Even on one of the most important days of her life, it was ‘the commander’ escorting her to the academy, not her father. She should’ve known the moment he’d donned his deep blue uniform, perfectly starched and pressed as always.
    You did know, her brain insisted, but the ache in her heart said she’d hoped she was wrong.
    “Please?” she forced a smile.
    He raised his interface once more, so only his neatly trimmed, steel-gray hair peeked over the top of it.