All's Were That Ends Were: Soulmate Shifters World (Soulmate Shifters in Mystery, Alaska Book 6) by Krystal Shannan

Author:Krystal Shannan [Shannan, Krystal]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: KS Publishing
Published: 2020-09-09T18:30:00+00:00

Faster than she would’ve thought humanly possible, he was shoving open a door to a large cabin with a green metal roof.

He nodded to a large blonde-haired man stretched out on the couch in the living room. “Saul.”

“Tor.”

Tor kept walking down a hallway and turned into a bedroom.

It smelled like him. Woodsy and male, but clean. It wasn’t like a typical college guy’s dorm that smelled like a gym bag full of six-month-old dirty socks.

He sat her on the edge of the bed, grabbed a towel off the back of the door, and a small net bag of toiletries, then a pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt.

“Shower is across the hall,” he said, his tone gruff and irritated. After that run while carrying her, he wasn’t even acting out of breath. A little sweat beaded on his brow, but otherwise no one would ever have known he just finished at least five miles.

Dawn stood and followed him silently out of his bedroom and across the hall.

He led the way into the bathroom. Hung the towel on a hook on the wall and turned on the shower water. “Use whatever you need,” he said. “I’ll get some stuff to disinfect your scratches for when you get out of the shower. I put some of my clothes for you there,” he said, pointing to the stack on top of the toilet seat.

She swallowed back a nervous gulp.

He was pissed.

His normal happy sparkling eyes and easy-going smile had disappeared, replaced with a sharp-edged-disappointed-in-you-so-much-I-can’t-say-anything grimace that made her want to beg him to forgive her.

She held her breath and nodded, fighting to keep the tears from welling up and spilling down her cheeks.

He closed the door and she sank to the floor on the rug in the middle of the bathroom. The tears poured, burning trails down her cheeks. She’d almost died. Those men would’ve killed her. She had been lucky to get away. Lucky she’d been smaller than them and had been able to hide.

Twice they’d walked right by her as she’d hidden under brush and fallen tree limbs. They’d almost found her when she’d heard Tor’s voice the first time. They had been less than five feet from her hiding place. They’d had guns drawn.

She would’ve been dead.

She knew that now.

She hadn’t been able to think that then. She’d had to keep it together. Had to stay quiet.

But now…she knew how stupid she’d been. So what if kissing Tor had been a mistake. So what if he didn’t like her. It didn’t give her any excuse to act so foolishly.

I almost died today. And he almost had to recover my body. She would be pissed too.

Dawn wiped the tears from her cheeks and drew her legs up to her chest to rest her chin on her knees. She rocked back and forth a little, trying to breathe through the new tears and frustration.

She hadn’t come to Mystery to find a man. She’d come to Mystery to get a fresh start on life. She needed to focus on that and not on the hot guy who was done with her.

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