JAYDEN (MC Bear Mates Book 9) by Becca Fanning

Author:Becca Fanning [Fanning, Becca]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-03-16T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter 7

With a roar, Kon rushed at Jay, not stopping until he’d tumbled his brother over. The beast watched with satisfaction as the white specked Grizzly tumbled ass over head down a craggy hillock in the Clan house’s backyard. Jay shook his head, wagging it from side to side as though trying to clear it of the fuzzy haze that would have overset him from the roll down the hill.

It didn’t stop Jay from rushing up toward him though, jaws gnashing and fangs bared as he approached.

“Stop!”

The soft voice penetrated the haze of rage that had overset him since his shift. The Bear recognized its mate’s voice and turned, tilting around to source her in the yard.

She was approaching them, but as she neared, she was trembling. Shivering and shaking like she was walking through the Antarctic.

Her terror was pungent in the air, and it had his Bear rearing back in surprise. Jay let out a small rumble as he topped the hillock and saw Leila shivering in place.

Almost in unison, the two of them plunked down on their asses, knowing that making themselves smaller would make them seem less formidable.

It seemed to work because she didn’t run off back to the clubhouse, if anything, she took a hesitant step forward.

“Ava said I should come and meet you in this form,” she told them, her voice almost a whisper as she let her gaze drift over the pair of them.

Jesus, she looked beautiful, even in her terror.

He hated that she was scared, and his Bear was traumatized by the notion that her fear was triggered by him, but the two sides of his nature warred for peace, because only peace would let her learn them, let her learn to be comfortable around them.

Something that was, as Ava had told their mate, imperative.

“You’re beautiful,” she whispered shyly, taking two more stunted steps toward them.

Each pass had more of her scent flowing toward them, and each time, her fright dissipated until he could sense her excitement. She was still nervous, still a little overwrought, but there wasn’t the blinding horror of before when they’d been fighting—in fact, Kon had to wonder if her reaction had been so strong because she’d shouted something before, and they hadn’t heard her, so she’d seen them fight.

And when he and Jay fought in this form, they didn’t hold their punches because they were brothers.

If anything, in this form, they could unleash all out fury on one another and not pay the price the morning after.

How did he know?

Because for the past fourteen days, they’d been kicking each other’s asses, trying to burn off some of the need that had them in a chokehold.

When their father had explained how hard it was being denied his mate, how impossible it had felt as each day passed with them being separated, Kon had never really understood.

Now, he did.

But at least Leila was around, and unlike their father, they weren’t in jail, unable to see her at all.

Leila was here, they were here.

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