Bundle - Marked for Love | Gay Romance Paranormal MM Werewolf Shifter Series | COMPLETE SERIES: Gay Romance M M by Jamie Lake

Author:Jamie Lake [Lake, Jamie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-11-29T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER EIGHT

“What do you mean it was nothing?” I asked Japheth as he drove us to an abandoned building.

“Stay in the truck,” he told me, ignoring my question.

I looked at Buck for an answer but he hopped out of the truck and slammed the door as Japheth did the same. I hated being kept in the dark, but there wasn’t much I could do about it. Trying to play the Special One card didn’t seem to help, either.

I watched the two of them from the rearview mirror as they pulled out the old, rolled up rug that I knew encased the puma woman’s body. They carried it together off the flatbed, kicking in the door of the old abandoned building. It was dark and ominous, and I wondered what other secrets the building hid.

What were they doing? Where were they going? I wondered. Waiting in the silence of the truck alone was too much for me and I opened the door as quickly and quietly as I could, slipping out. I raced inside the building, throwing myself into the shadows, looking for any sign of them I could find. The building was in shambles. Debris lay strewn everywhere and it looked as though it had once been a warehouse. Cracks in the roof let shafts of light through, and as I skulked through the building I heard a lot of scurrying. I jumped at first but I figured it was probably just rats. But with all the shapeshifters around, I wasn’t sure that I could ever trust a rat was just a rat.

I looked at what appeared to be their tracks in the dust and followed them, hearing their echoing voices looming louder as I got closer. They were standing in front of what looked like an incubator, blazing with a fire so hot I could feel its warmth from where I was. It was then that I saw what remained of the carpet, burning – and along with it, her body. I gasped, and instantly clamped my hand around my mouth. But it was too late; they had heard me.

Buck’s neck snapped to look at me. “I thought we told you to stay in the truck,” he said.

“I just wanted to see—” I tried to explain, surprised they knew I was standing there. Then again, I knew they could smell my scent.

“Wanted to see nothing,” Buck interrupted me.

“Chill,” Japheth told him. “It doesn’t matter anymore.”

“What happened? What was that all about?” I asked him, approaching them as they slammed the incinerator door shut. The inferno sizzled behind the big metal door and I heard the flames lick at the flesh. It was sickening.

“She was a puma. The princess, actually,” Japheth explained.

So she was royalty, just like she’d said, but now she was just a pile of ash.

“There’s too much to explain. All that matters is she’s gone now and there’s no evidence of her,” Japheth said as he led Buck toward me. “Let’s go.”

Buck glared at me. “You need to learn to do what you’re told.

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