Some magic doesn't announce itself.It arrives like spring does — quietly, and then all at once.Drew is nineteen, broad-shouldered and careful, newly paired with the coven's most gifted fairy witch and still learning the shape of the world he has stepped into. Elowen is twenty-two, small and dark-haired and entirely certain of herself, a woman whose magic and sensuality run on the same current — warm, alive, impossible to separate from the way she moves through a room or presses her palm to the bark of an old tree to hear what it knows.They have had six weeks of shared meals and garden afternoons and evenings where she looks up from her book and finds him already looking.They have not yet kissed.This is Chapter 1 of the Drew & Elowen series, Volume 1, part of the After Hours greater character broadcast series. First Permission is a single from the After Hours universe — a slow, sensory, deeply romantic slice of what it means to be two people at the very beginning of something that will define them both. Set in an ancient spring woodland, it follows one afternoon: a picnic, a first kiss, and the quiet miracle of a telepathic bond opening between them for the first time — her thoughts arriving in his awareness like warmth, like images, like gentle permission slips passed between two people learning the language of each other.This is a story about trust before anything else. About a young man who understands, instinctively, that her pleasure and comfort are the thing — and who finds the words to tell her so. About a woman who is powerful and certain and new to being truly seen, learning what it feels like to be held by someone who asks nothing in return.Sensual, atmospheric, emotionally rich. Written for readers who believe the slow build is its own reward.After Hours is a romantasy series structured as transmissions from the cosmos, published for Luminara — an interdimensional glamour magazine that receives love stories as signals. The Drew & Elowen series captures infinite moments from their fairy witch coven timeline. All characters are adults.

Some magic doesn't announce itself.It arrives like spring does — quietly, and then all at once.Drew is nineteen, broad-shouldered and careful, newly paired with the coven's most gifted fairy witch and still learning the shape of the world he has stepped into. Elowen is twenty-two, small and dark-haired and entirely certain of herself, a woman whose magic and sensuality run on the same current — warm, alive, impossible to separate from the way she moves through a room or presses her palm to the bark of an old tree to hear what it knows.They have had six weeks of shared meals and garden afternoons and evenings where she looks up from her book and finds him already looking.They have not yet kissed.This is Chapter 1 of the Drew & Elowen series, Volume 1, part of the After Hours greater character broadcast series. First Permission is a single from the After Hours universe — a slow, sensory, deeply romantic slice of what it means to be two people at the very beginning of something that will define them both. Set in an ancient spring woodland, it follows one afternoon: a picnic, a first kiss, and the quiet miracle of a telepathic bond opening between them for the first time — her thoughts arriving in his awareness like warmth, like images, like gentle permission slips passed between two people learning the language of each other.This is a story about trust before anything else. About a young man who understands, instinctively, that her pleasure and comfort are the thing — and who finds the words to tell her so. About a woman who is powerful and certain and new to being truly seen, learning what it feels like to be held by someone who asks nothing in return.Sensual, atmospheric, emotionally rich. Written for readers who believe the slow build is its own reward.After Hours is a romantasy series structured as transmissions from the cosmos, published for Luminara — an interdimensional glamour magazine that receives love stories as signals. The Drew & Elowen series captures infinite moments from their fairy witch coven timeline. All characters are adults.

Some magic doesn't announce itself.It arrives like spring does — quietly, and then all at once.Drew is nineteen, broad-shouldered and careful, newly paired with the coven's most gifted fairy witch and still learning the shape of the world he has stepped into. Elowen is twenty-two, small and dark-haired and entirely certain of herself, a woman whose magic and sensuality run on the same current — warm, alive, impossible to separate from the way she moves through a room or presses her palm to the bark of an old tree to hear what it knows.They have had six weeks of shared meals and garden afternoons and evenings where she looks up from her book and finds him already looking.They have not yet kissed.This is Chapter 1 of the Drew & Elowen series, Volume 1, part of the After Hours greater character broadcast series. First Permission is a single from the After Hours universe — a slow, sensory, deeply romantic slice of what it means to be two people at the very beginning of something that will define them both. Set in an ancient spring woodland, it follows one afternoon: a picnic, a first kiss, and the quiet miracle of a telepathic bond opening between them for the first time — her thoughts arriving in his awareness like warmth, like images, like gentle permission slips passed between two people learning the language of each other.This is a story about trust before anything else. About a young man who understands, instinctively, that her pleasure and comfort are the thing — and who finds the words to tell her so. About a woman who is powerful and certain and new to being truly seen, learning what it feels like to be held by someone who asks nothing in return.Sensual, atmospheric, emotionally rich. Written for readers who believe the slow build is its own reward.After Hours is a romantasy series structured as transmissions from the cosmos, published for Luminara — an interdimensional glamour magazine that receives love stories as signals. The Drew & Elowen series captures infinite moments from their fairy witch coven timeline. All characters are adults.