Breeding Home: An Alien Romance

I gave a little laugh, my sulkiness fading, and he kissed me again. “”Of course, you can get a job; it’s no problem. But you need to understand how I feel when you say your life has no purpose when my life is you. My purpose is you.”” I started to feel bad. I didn’t want to fight anymore. “”My life has a purpose, of course it does. But I want to help more kids like Otto.”” “”I know, my love, and I think that’s wonderful,”” he said. “”How about we make up?”” I agreed, hugging him. We served ourselves and sat down. I started eating while he took a few bites, even though he didn’t really need to eat. Still, he had discovered he was a great cook. “”Thanks for making lunch for me, Daddy,”” I said. He smiled. “”I’m sorry for arguing with you.”” “”It’s okay, princess, but you know actions have consequences, right?”” he said. I looked guilty but saw he was in a good mood, so it was probably going to be a good consequence. “”I know,”” I said. “”Then finish eating, because you’re about to find out the consequences of your actions,”” he said with an enigmatic smile. – Sara and V decided it would be better for Otto to grow up on Earth. They had unlimited money, and a beautiful house by the beach, and V seemed to be adjusting nicely to life on Earth. Sara, on the other hand, never thought that she would have problems adjusting back to it. After all, it was her home planet. Will she be able to feel comfortable again being back on Earth, living with her alien Daddy and her new son? Breeding Home is a dark alien romance with sensitive themes that may upset some readers, although it contains no cliffhanger and a HEA. There’s a list of all themes involved in the first pages, so proceed with caution. You can read this series in any order, but it would be better if you read Breeding Hospital, Breeding Factory, and Breeding Academy first! —- ISBN: 9798332688348