I thought maybe I would sift through some old prompts and dig up one or two that maybe you might - or might not - remember...this one always makes me giggle. What do you think?
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The soft knock at the motel room door
set off the horn on the tiny moped again.
Beep.beep.beep.
Beep.beep.beep
Hunter chuckled under his breath.
“Relax.”
Beep.
Shaking his head, Hunter swung the
door open. “Amie.”
“What the hell is going on?” The
petite blonde staring at him from the sidewalk looked ready to spit fire. Which
would have been amusing if she couldn’t really do it.
As it were, dragon shifters could do
that…and much more.
Hunter shrugged, pointed at the
moped.
Amie’s eyebrows almost reached her
hairline. “Is that what I think it is?”
“Oh yeah. Dominick is going to have
a stroke when he’s back.”
“Who did this?”
“Jasmine.” Hunter grinned. “She
didn’t take it well when Dom told her about me.”
Amie rolled her eyes. “And you
called me…” She angled her head to look up at Hunter, not intimidated by his
size in the least.
“Sis…you’re a nurse. And better at
magick than I am. I figured if anyone could help us, it would be you.”
She snorted at the compliment.
Beep.
Amie’s eyebrows rose further as she
stared at the moped. She cocked her head. “Cute little thing.”
Hunter stifled the laugh. It
wouldn’t do to get himself in trouble. He turned to look at the scooter again,
clamping his teeth down on the inside of his lip to stop the giggle fit he
could feel coming on.
It really was cute. Soft purple with
a pure white seat and trim, and a rainbow decal on the front fender. Hunter
pressed his lips tight and nodded.
She sighed. “All right, let’s see
what I can do.” Amie walked around the scooter, skimming her fingers over the
soft leather seat.
Hunter’s eyes narrowed as he took a
step forward. He didn’t realize the low rumbling growl was his until her eyes
rounded in fear.
She took a step back, her hands held
in the air between them. She cleared her throat. “Mind shifting back to human,
brother?”
Beep.beep.
He blinked once, changing back with
ease. “Sorry.”
“You’re so pretty when you’re jealous,” Amie teased.
It was his turn to snort. “Shut up
and fix this.” Hunter waved a hand towards the moped.
“This?”
“You know what I mean.”
She chuckled, then snapped her
fingers. A slight rush of wind swept the room and the moped vanished.
And in its place stood Hunter’s
lover.
Dominick stumbled a bit as he
suddenly found himself with legs again…instead of wheels. His slight frame looked
worn from the trauma of having been turned into a scooter by a fuming
ex-girlfriend.
Hunter couldn’t help the flash of
heat as he took a quick inventory of his lover’s body. Pale skin, smooth and hairless – more like an
eighteen year-old’s than the twenty-seven he really was - stretched taut over
corded muscle. His white-blond hair stood in disarray and those deep blue eyes snapped
with anger.
Dominick recovered quick enough,
clothing himself with a whispered spell. Dominick’s face held mutiny and Hunter
had seen that look before. “I am going to kill that bitch.”
Amie grinned, opened the door to the
motel room, and waved as she left. “You boys have fun.”
Hunter barely nodded at her
farewell. He had to keep his attention on his lover, or he’d take off after
Jasmine. Dominick’s eyes were a deep molten blue, proof that his anger was
beginning to overwhelm the sprite. “You won’t need to go find her.”
Dominick snarled at Hunter. “I am not going to let her get away with
that.”
“Who said she got away with it?”
Dominick paused in his tracks, one
hand on the door handle. “What do you mean?”
“Simply because I couldn’t undo her spell, doesn’t mean I can’t do
magick.”
“I know that.”
“And you thought I would let her
leave after what she pulled?”
Dominick stared at Hunter over his
shoulder, one blond eyebrow creeping up along with the corner of his mouth.
“What did you do?”
Hunter smiled, jerking his thumb in
the direction of a chair stashed off to the side. “I think we should see if it
can hold two grown men fucking.”
Dominick’s hand slid from the door
and he advanced on the chair, assessing the dark wood and cream cushions. His
eyes glittered with suppressed humor. “Maybe break her in, eh?”
Hunter grinned. “That’s what I’m
thinking.”
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