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Dragon Princess - Chapter 16 Now a Princess
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2024-11-06 13:39:47Asher's Point of View
I was finally officially mated to Rin—my Princess. The Princess of Dragons. It felt so good to finally call her and to know she was mine.
I could barely contain my excitement as I carried her over the mountains to a secluded spot that no one but my father and I knew about. We would spend the night out here by ourselves, enjoying each other while the rest of the kingdom celebrated our mating ceremony.
Rin was going to be a bit of a handful, I could already tell. She had been on edge ever since she was attacked, but with the arrival of all of our new allies, she was far more relaxed.
With all that had happened lately, there had not been time to spend one-on-one with Rin. Both my Dragon and I were missing it. I grinned, thinking about it. Tonight, I would be taking her many
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