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gives me sex,” was all Paul had to say. Mark nodded his head in agreement as Katie turned a bright red and started to giggle.
                  “Your twin can’t even compete with that,” Katie said as she shook her head.
                  Paul thought about that for a moment. His brother had saved his life countless times. Had always had his back. Hell, they had helped each other through the hardest time of their lives. When they had to grieve a sister who never had the chance to experience life. When the sorrow of the loss had overcome their mother and she had chosen to take her own life. Then for his father to just disappear, to run off and leave his kids to fend for themselves.
                  Even when he took all of this into consideration, Mark still didn’t hold a candle to Katie. He symbolized his past, while Katie stood for his future. She was hope and salvation. Not just for him, but for the whole dragon race. She was life. So in all things she would always win compared to everyone else.
                  “Okay, let’s get back to business,” Paul said with a shake of his head. “We need to figure out what happened yesterday, then move onto other things.” He sat down in the chair next to Katie and started in on his own breakfast. No one seemed to be in a rush to move the conversation along, which in truth was just fine for Paul. He wanted food on his stomach first. It helped to clear his mind. Though truthfully, right now he preferred a nice long flight. To spread his wings and soar through the clouds.
                  Finally, as Paul was placing the last bit of food into his mouth, Katie spoke up. “I can’t even begin to know what the two of you were going through. I’m also not going to push either of you talk about it if you are not comfortable with it. I can only tell you things from my perspective.” She stood and started pacing the room. She twisted her fingers and bit the side of her lip.
                  Paul couldn’t help but smile. He found this Katie the cutest of all. He realized then that he would get to spend the rest of his life seeing this side of her. What she would look like the first time she took flight. The look upon her face at the birth of their children. Her loving affection each and every day. He would get the chance to find out every single detail about her, inside and out.
                  In the past, the thought would have scared the living shit out of him, but not now. All he could feel was hope and anticipation. For the first time in a very long time he wasn’t alone. His smile grew. He had a mate. A chance for a family. A way to undo all the wrongs he had done in the past. She was his redemption.
                  “Earth to Paul,” Katie said, pulling Paul out of his thoughts. He let out a laugh as he took in her newest pose. Her head was cocked to the side, hands on her hips, foot tapping a steady beat on the wood flooring. “Please do share what is so funny.”
                  Paul sobered up. “Nothing really. Just thinking about how lucky I am to have you.”
                  Katie shook her head. “If you say so, but if you do not get your head out of the clouds you won’t be thinking that.”
                  “Sorry, I will do my best to concentrate. Which seems to be quite the tedious task. You are just so cute.” Paul stood and walked over to Katie, pulling her in for a quick kiss.
                  “Seriously? Do you have to do all this mushy shit right now?” Mark asked with a look of disbelief on his face. “I swear if I ever act like this when I find my mate, just go ahead and shoot me.”
                  “I’m seriously debating doing just that right now,” Paul growled in Mark’s direction.
                  “Anything would be better than watching the two of you suck face,”