Leashed By A Wolf by Cherie Nicholls

Author:Cherie Nicholls [Nicholls, Cherie]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2012-04-19T02:50:59+00:00

slammed open and Heath stormed back in.

“Get dressed,” he instructed as he started to find her clothes and throw them on the bed.

“What’s wrong?” Laney asked as she sat up and watched him stalk around the room. He was angry, very angry, and she wanted to help calm him.

“Nothing. I need you to get dressed. Wal wil drive you home,” he said without looking at her.

“Heath, what happened?” Laney started to pul on her clothes as quickly as she could.

“I said nothing. My pack are downstairs and I need you to leave,” Heath said as she final y pul ed her dress over her head.

Laney’s heart stopped. His pack was here and he wanted her to leave? Was he embarrassed by her? But they had already seen them together just the day before. Something was going on. She had no idea what could have happened to cause the chil ed-out man who had left her in bed to turn into this hyperaggressive male. She al owed him to pul her behind him out of the bedroom and down the stairs. Wal waited for them by the front door, a worried look on his face.

“Morning, Laney-girl.” He gave a half-hearted smile.

“Morning, Wal . You’re up early.” Laney smiled.

“Nah, you know me, always up with the larks.

Busy busy busy.” The wide man said as Laney stopped in front of him.

“I’l be right back, wait here,” Heath instructed before he disappeared into the back of the house.” Laney watched him go before turning back to Wal with a soft smile and a raised eyebrow.

“Now why don’t you tel me what’s going on?” she asked casual y.

Wal ’s eyes went wide before he shook his head. “Nothing, Laney, it’s a smal pack problem.

Heath is going to be busy sorting it out so he asked if I would escort you back to your family.” Wal tried for a nonchalant shrug, but didn’t quite pul it off.

Laney took a step closer to the man. Looking up into his eyes, she didn’t blink, didn’t say a word, just waited. It was a trick she had learnt when dealing with her brothers, something her mother had taught her. If you stayed silent long enough the person you stared at would soon fil the silence.

She could see Wal trying not to say another word, trying to stare her down, but he couldn’t do it.

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