A Wolf's Forgotten Life by AJ Jarrett

Author:AJ Jarrett [Jarrett, AJ]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance
Published: 2013-11-26T06:00:00+00:00

Chapter Ten

The next morning Roderick left Dominic sleeping, curled up in a ball on his bed. Dominic looked so peaceful lying there. The soft glow of his skin in the morning light took Roderick’s breath away. His black hair lay in disarray on his head. Dominic was so warm and cuddly Roderick wouldn’t have minded staying tucked in close to all that bare flesh of naked man all day long but the fullness in his bladder had him getting up.

Roderick dragged on his discarded jeans from the previous night and pulled a clean shirt over his head. The bite Dominic had gifted him with was a bright, angry red. The last thing he wanted was for Erik or Brandon to see. They’d want answers to questions Roderick just couldn’t answer yet.

He shut the door behind him and walked down the hallway. He used the restroom first then headed toward the kitchen. He could hear someone clattering around and found himself not looking forward to any type of “Did Dominic remember anything yet?” conversation.

To his dismay, Erik stood facing away from him, putting water in the coffee maker. The man stood there in a pair of royal blue boxer briefs tight enough to leave nothing to the imagination. Erik’s rounded little bubble butt was on perfect display. It was a good thing Roderick didn’t find the annoying little shit attractive or encounters like this could be really awkward.

“Stop staring at my ass,” Erik said without turning around.

“Yeah, right. Don’t flatter yourself.” Roderick went to the fridge and pulled out the orange juice. He took a drink straight out of the carton. “How did you know it was me standing there and not Brandon?”

“I can smell you.” Erik turned around and leaned against the counter, crossing his arms over his bare chest. He sniffed the air. “So I take it Dom stayed the night as well?”

“I understand it’s just your wolfy senses but that shit is creepy.” He pointed a finger at Erik. “And you need to watch what you say.”

Erik peeked around the corner then looked back to Roderick, lowering his voice. “So still nothing?”

“It’s only been two days, Erik. I’m not a miracle worker.” Now that would have been perfect. Then he could help Dominic remember without him freaking out. But miracles seemed to run in short supply in Roderick’s life.

The younger man’s face fell sullen. “I know, I’m just worried about him.”

“I know you are, Erik, but we can’t push him to remember either.” He patted Erik on the shoulder as he walked past to retrieve a cup from the cabinet. “It’ll come. I have complete faith in that.”

“You have faith?” Erik cocked an eyebrow at him, then a knowing look spread over his young face. “Oh, my, god! You’ve fallen in love with him haven’t you?”

“What?” Roderick glanced over his shoulder to make sure Dominic wasn’t standing there listening. He absentmindedly reached up and rubbed at the bite mark. “Don’t be crazy.”

“Don’t deny it. It doesn’t suit you.” Erik filled his coffee mug to the brim.

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