ROMANCE: ALIEN: The Stranger I Fell In Love With (Alien Invasion Abduction SciFi Romance) (Fantasy Anthologies & Collections) Read Online Free
and I was forced to ask him some questions which sounded even stupid to my ears.
“You don’t look like an alien? You are not mathematically genius or at least never proved your genius. You don’t seem to have those fancy eyes that change color at the drop of a hat. There is no outgrowth on your head and most of all, you do not speak a robotic language. You look every bit a human like we do,” I said, clearly exasperated because how could Avery justify that he was an alien, when he looked like me, like us, like any other human out there!
Avery laughed and I swear, the sound of his laugh was one of my favorite symphonies.
“Goodness me, Madeline! Of all the things you could say, you have these reasons to believe that I am not an alien! Seriously, robotic voice? I thought you were clever than this! All those movies have made a mess of your mind. There are a lot of things and ways by which you can spot an alien but this surely isn’t one of it.”
I realized how dumb I sounded and I gave a cheeky smile and couldn’t wait to hear the rest of the story. I knew I needed answers and before taking any more decision, I wanted to know about Avery - his life, what makes him different, how he shapes life and a whole lot of other things as well.
“Avery, I want to spend the day knowing about you. I want to know every detail, but before that , I need to tell this – I am not judging you for being an alien. Nothing changes anything between us. No matter whether you are a human or an alien, my feelings for you do not change. However, I would like to know how this affects us in the longer run. Of course, I am curious to know more about you and about how the whole thing works, but it doesn’t by any means infer that I am judging you.”
I knew I needed to say this because Avery was tensed. He didn’t know what I would make of the whole thing and he wanted an affirmation. I could remember all those long and lonely nights when I was upset in my life, my career and who I was as a person and even in the short time we had been together Avery had understood things that comforted me, the kind of things I needed to hear and he would always make me feel at ease.
The little things he did for me mattered and now was my time to give him back. I didn’t want to fail and I wanted to be the shoulder he could lean upon. I knew Avery had exposed one of the biggest truth. It wasn’t wrong to be an alien. There was nothing bad about it, but when you live in a world of humans and you know you are not from this planet, this means that you will be an outcast. You won’t belong to this world and so you end up feeling a bit insecure.
I knew that Avery had grown close to me and so did I. If all of a sudden, I had to leave him, I know I would tear up. I knew that I needed him more than he needed me and yet we both were dependent upon each other.
I hugged him and slowly kissed him, letting him know that the fact that he was an alien would never change the way I felt for him. He was definitely pleased and I smiled too knowing I had managed to win his trust and his heart, both at the same time.
It was one of those moments when the two of us realized that we had a bond which wasn’t just being friends. Knowing even such huge things didn’t change the way we felt for each other.
“I think I am falling for you,” I whispered in his ears and he immediately kissed me all over again. We could have sex and fuck each other or we could talk and I could understand the details of who Avery was as a person.
I wasn’t just curious because I had never been or seen an alien before, but at the same time, I wanted to know the person I would be dating. I knew I was in love with Avery. After all, that he did for me and the way we shared our troubles and more, I knew we were both in love. It was just a matter of realizing it.
I was looking to know more about my guy. I wanted to feel his trouble. I wanted to explore every layer of my lover because I knew he
“You don’t look like an alien? You are not mathematically genius or at least never proved your genius. You don’t seem to have those fancy eyes that change color at the drop of a hat. There is no outgrowth on your head and most of all, you do not speak a robotic language. You look every bit a human like we do,” I said, clearly exasperated because how could Avery justify that he was an alien, when he looked like me, like us, like any other human out there!
Avery laughed and I swear, the sound of his laugh was one of my favorite symphonies.
“Goodness me, Madeline! Of all the things you could say, you have these reasons to believe that I am not an alien! Seriously, robotic voice? I thought you were clever than this! All those movies have made a mess of your mind. There are a lot of things and ways by which you can spot an alien but this surely isn’t one of it.”
I realized how dumb I sounded and I gave a cheeky smile and couldn’t wait to hear the rest of the story. I knew I needed answers and before taking any more decision, I wanted to know about Avery - his life, what makes him different, how he shapes life and a whole lot of other things as well.
“Avery, I want to spend the day knowing about you. I want to know every detail, but before that , I need to tell this – I am not judging you for being an alien. Nothing changes anything between us. No matter whether you are a human or an alien, my feelings for you do not change. However, I would like to know how this affects us in the longer run. Of course, I am curious to know more about you and about how the whole thing works, but it doesn’t by any means infer that I am judging you.”
I knew I needed to say this because Avery was tensed. He didn’t know what I would make of the whole thing and he wanted an affirmation. I could remember all those long and lonely nights when I was upset in my life, my career and who I was as a person and even in the short time we had been together Avery had understood things that comforted me, the kind of things I needed to hear and he would always make me feel at ease.
The little things he did for me mattered and now was my time to give him back. I didn’t want to fail and I wanted to be the shoulder he could lean upon. I knew Avery had exposed one of the biggest truth. It wasn’t wrong to be an alien. There was nothing bad about it, but when you live in a world of humans and you know you are not from this planet, this means that you will be an outcast. You won’t belong to this world and so you end up feeling a bit insecure.
I knew that Avery had grown close to me and so did I. If all of a sudden, I had to leave him, I know I would tear up. I knew that I needed him more than he needed me and yet we both were dependent upon each other.
I hugged him and slowly kissed him, letting him know that the fact that he was an alien would never change the way I felt for him. He was definitely pleased and I smiled too knowing I had managed to win his trust and his heart, both at the same time.
It was one of those moments when the two of us realized that we had a bond which wasn’t just being friends. Knowing even such huge things didn’t change the way we felt for each other.
“I think I am falling for you,” I whispered in his ears and he immediately kissed me all over again. We could have sex and fuck each other or we could talk and I could understand the details of who Avery was as a person.
I wasn’t just curious because I had never been or seen an alien before, but at the same time, I wanted to know the person I would be dating. I knew I was in love with Avery. After all, that he did for me and the way we shared our troubles and more, I knew we were both in love. It was just a matter of realizing it.
I was looking to know more about my guy. I wanted to feel his trouble. I wanted to explore every layer of my lover because I knew he
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