The Alpha Train (Christina and Sebastian) novel Chapter 354

“You mean we should do what Christian and Enya are doing?” I ask.

My mother raises an eyebrow. “I don’t know what Christian and Enya are doing.”

I shrug. “Enya said that Christian is doing what they taught him in the Academy. She said he‘ s giving her a massage. I don’t understand how that helps with the sex class.”

“That’s because you’ve never listened when your father and I tried to explain it to you. Are you ready to listen now?” she asks.

I nod again.

She explains the entire process of the sex class and how it’s so much more than sex. It’s about connecting with your partner, or eventually, your mate.

“Can we go backwards after having sex?” I ask her.

“Of course you can. Does Shane know how you feel about being together this time?”

“I told him that it wasn’t good and maybe he needed to speak to Christian.”

“Christian will know what to tell him. It will be similar to what I’ve said to you. You should call him, talk to him, let him know that you want to slow things down and start differently.”

“Alright. But what if … what if it’s still terrible?”

“Here’s the thing, baby girl. If it’s still terrible, it’s because one or both of you aren’t trying. If you both truly care about each other and getting this right, if you take your time and figure it out, it won’t just be good. It will be fucking incredible.”

I look up and see my mother’s soft, loving eyes watching me closely.

“Thanks, mom.”

“You’re welcome. Is there anything else you want to talk about tonight? I have whiskey.”

I shake my head no. “I’m tired and

I should probably talk to Shane.”

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“I love you, baby girl. I hope you know that. If you need anything at all, I’m always here for you.”

I throw my arms around my mother’s neck. “I love you, Mom.”

“I love you so much, baby girl.”

I stand up, wipe my eyes, then make my way to my room.

I grab my phone and sit on my bed, staring at his number before finally hitting dial.

He answers immediately.

“Tiana! Are you okay?”

“Hey, Shane. We need to talk,” I say.

“Yeah. Yeah, we do. I talked to Christian.”

“I talked to my mom. Tell me, what did Christian have to say?”

Christian

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