The general had his gesha and there wasn’t a force in the universe that could separate them.The feeling was new to Corden, but better than anything he might have ever expected. All his life, the general had heard stories that no Brion was complete before they found their fated and he had dutifully believed that. That much was true as well. With Lana by his side, sleeping peacefully in his arms, her beautiful head resting on his shoulder, Corden felt like he was exactly where he belonged. Lana's long hazel-brown hair fell over his arms and he couldn't help running his fingers through it. It was such a strange sensation to touch someone so precious. The enlightenment came from the fact he hadn't known how broken he was before he was put back together. Corden had meticulously read every report that his fellow generals had written. Until his binding with Lana, he thought he'd understood all of them, but clearly he had not. The clue should have been General Faren. The feared general had always been one of the key reasons the Galactic Union thought of Brions as bloodthirsty killers.
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