The Immortal Queen Tsubame: Ascension - Plot & Excerpts
Or more bluntly, as Bastet said to him, she wasn’t keen on him recruiting the help of a woman he was fucking because when sex was involved the only head most men could think with was the one that didn’t have a brain in it. It was Adina who defended him and said to Bastet, who had been on speaker phone at the time, that Devdan had proven himself not to be most men and if he were like most men, she wouldn’t have offered her help either politically or sexually and that she was very sure that Bastet wouldn’t be trying to make him a king either. Bastet grudgingly agreed with her. Adina’s insight proved useful. While Bastet could only give him information about the African families based on what she’d deduced from the Magic Council, their contact with the western families, and Tilila who didn’t know much about the other families beyond the Moroccan one, Adina knew based on personal interactions. “You want to get three families on your side,”
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