Curse Corrupted by Sharon Stevenson

Author:Sharon Stevenson [Stevenson, Sharon]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Amazon: B00HEXF7GS
Goodreads: 19547536
Publisher: Sharon Stevenson
Published: 2013-12-18T06:00:00+00:00

Chapter Forty

Ray wasn’t exactly sure how to find Ryan. He went to Sarah’s house at lunchtime to check if the guy was hanging around. Most of the time he’d be near the house, running around in wolf form acting strangely dog-like. Sarah’s training sessions with him were one of the few times he conceded to being human. Ray wondered if it was his simple brain. He seemed to get easily frustrated with the human things he had to re-learn. Sarah had explained the differences between bitten wolves and born ones to him a while ago. He knew Ryan was pretty much harmless as a wolf, and he knew that worried Sarah. She didn’t think he could hold his own in a fight with another wolf. He understood why she’d felt compelled to look after him. He wasn’t so sure why she needed him today unless she had some kind of training for him in White Oaks.

“Ryan?” He called out, standing on the front porch. He looked at the set of keys in his hand and dropped them on the porch. Usually the noise made Ryan come running. He waited for a bit, staring into the woods and listening out for any sudden noises. The wolf either wasn’t near enough to hear the keys or he knew it wasn’t Sarah who was calling for him. “Damn,” he muttered, picking his keys back up.

He didn’t need to find him for a few hours really, but it would have been so much simpler to find him and give him orders passed down from his alpha to get him to wait at the house until he was needed than it would be to wander about the woods all day calling on him.

Going into the house, he called out for Ryan once more on the off chance he’d gotten locked in. He had a habit of sneaking into the house and hiding under Sarah’s bed. Sarah thought it was hilarious, but he was the one who always got caught out by the wolf. The glowing eyes under the bed freaked him out the first time he’d seen them. He’d told Sarah he was convinced there was a demon in her room waiting for her and she’d laughed, saying she’d know if there was a demon in her house. She hadn’t even told Ryan off for it.

The house was empty. He went out back and called for Ryan again out there. Nothing was happening. He swore under his breath. Sarah needed him. He’d have to find a way to bring Ryan. He cursed again when he realised that probably meant bringing him in human form, which was going to be harder than finding him. He grabbed a cider from the fridge and checked his work phone. It tended to be quiet the days it wasn’t ringing off the hook. There hadn’t been a call all morning. Dev could cover when he was taking Ryan through to White Oaks.

He uncapped the cider bottle and went back outside. It had started to rain.

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