Bash: An MM Mpreg Shifter Romance (Moon Burrow Bears Book 4) by Fel Fern

Author:Fel Fern [Fern, Fel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2023-02-01T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 14

Bash

“Bash, this isn’t necessary,” Colin said the moment I killed the engine of my Harley.

I waited for Colin to dismount before getting off. After learning about what Colin and Venom did this afternoon, I rode back to the MC compound.

Colin and I had planned to stay in tonight, eat dinner at his place, then spend the rest of the evening eating popcorn and watching old movies.

Right now, I wasn’t feeling romantic, just mad.

I planned on confronting Venom alone, but Colin insisted on tagging along.

Most of the time, I didn’t mind my mate’s soothing presence, but the last thing I wanted to be was calm right now.

“Bash, you’re being ridiculous,” Colin said.

Ignoring him, I started for the clubhouse. I knew Venom would be at his office today.

He always sorted out paperwork on Tuesdays. Venom would probably be in a foul mood because of that, but I didn’t care.

We needed to address what had happened today. Venom didn’t have any right, dragging my Colin to strange and dangerous meetings with the fae.

“Venom!” I roared.

I didn’t care that several bear alphas halted from their respective conversations. Some looked at me in awe, others only shook their heads.

None of the bear alphas present would mistake the look in my eyes or my rising aura.

My anger fell over my shoulders like a comfortable and well-used coat.

My grizzly could erupt out of my skin any second and I would let him.

I called for Venom’s name two more times.

“Venom, you cunning bastard. Come out right now!”

This time, I heard a door open on the second-floor. Seconds later, Venom trudged down the stairs. He looked cranky.

“What do you want, Bash?” Venom asked.

I had a sneaking suspicion my arrogant lead alpha knew I what I wanted to talk to him about. Right at that moment, I wanted to wring his scarred neck.

Seeking a fight with Venom wasn’t the wisest idea in the world. I knew that. Still, I needed to defend Colin’s honor.

Venom needed to know what he did today wasn’t acceptable.

Colin appeared at my side, slightly out of breath. He tugged at my arm, but I didn’t bulge.

“Bash, come on. Let’s not ruin a perfectly good evening,” Colin said.

“You should listen to Colin, Bash. That’s sound advice,” Venom drawled.

“You’re not helping.” Colin gave Venom a glare.

Venom’s indifferent attitude only worsened my temper.

“We need to talk,” I gritted out.

“My office is upstairs, unless you want to do this right here,” Venom said in a mildly deceptive tone.

“Right here is fine with me,” I said.

“What’s going on here?” I heard Bane’s familiar voice in the background.

“What right do you have, dragging my mate out of his workplace? Colin’s not your personal attack dog.” A growl accompanied my words.

I met Venom’s permanent gold eyes. Venom was the most dominant alpha here. There was no denying that.

I wouldn’t get out of our fight unscathed, but I had a hidden advantage.

Even if Colin didn’t wear my mate mark yet, Colin would back me up, no matter what.

You’re just using Colin as a shield, a weapon just like Venom did this afternoon—a voice inside me whispered.

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