Fox's Quest_A Foxy Reverse Harem Shifter Romance by K. R. Alexander

Author:K. R. Alexander [Alexander, K. R.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Six Wolves Press
Published: 2019-05-26T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter 16

So it was true? Summit did want to be with him, liked him for him—no Mej or Demik attached? She must. Otherwise, she wouldn’t be here on the bridge casting the net with him. She wouldn’t be laughing as she struggled to untangle and figure out her side, having no idea what to actually do with the net or what part to hold. Unless she was just being kind?

Komu rushed to show her how, to fix the net himself, all while sweating, frustrated that this was the best he could do. Save her from a knotted fishing net? Why couldn’t he save her from a grizzly? Catch her a swan for supper? Take a bullet for her? Offer his own fur for her warmth? And still have time to prove himself by the construction of a den for her and their kits before the midnight sun faded.

“You can lift this side and the tangle will fall out…” Komu touched her hands as he moved in to help, standing nearly with his feet on hers, breaths so short he felt shivery.

Her skin was warm and smooth as her laugh was light and musical. Touching her sent buzzing ripples shooting through his skin, into his bloodstream, and straight to his groin.

Yet she laughed, smiled, and was close with everyone like that. It wasn’t special for him. She was as giving as the sun, as bubbly as the river. He couldn’t let something like this go to his head if it didn’t mean anything. She would have treated Mej or Demik the same way.

Her hair smelled like earth, hot pitch, puppies, and her own feminine, fresh, alluring vixen self. It was so long she could have wrapped it around them both. Komu tugged out the net tangle with her and somehow found his nose in her waterfall hair, letting her have the net to touch her instead. She’d saved his life a few days ago at the waterfall. He and Mej would have been crushed, dead in an instant, if she had not spotted the falling tree trunk and warned them in time. Why hadn’t he been the one to do something like that for her?

Summit was marveling at his work, telling him he had quick fingers, happy with her net and looking over the side of the bridge. “Where do you hold on?”

Komu could hardly hear her with her scent filling his nose—smile filling his eyes, blood filling his penis.

“Summit?” The river rushed below them on the bridge. Komu had to gulp, speak again louder, close in her ear. “Summit? What can I…? I’ll do anything for you…”

Beaming, her beautiful brown eyes sparkling in the sunlight, Summit held up the net. “Show me how to fish. I should remember… Right?”

“Of course you’ll remember. All foxes in this region fish. I meant … what…?” He could hardly get his breaths, nose in her hair, lips brushing her ear, unable to see her eyes or anything anymore. He touched her arm, her waist, gentle, almost afraid.

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