Mated: A Why Choose Urban Fantasy Romance (Moonlight Inn Book 1) by Leigh Kelsey

Author:Leigh Kelsey [Kelsey, Leigh]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-08-20T05:00:00+00:00

LYRA

Clever bastard. Gray had wedged himself into the little nook at the base of the waterfall, deep in the rock where only one wolf could fit. Not because he was hiding and running from the bond I wanted to form with him. No, because he was a contrary fucker and he wanted to piss me off.

I paced by the entrance, cursing him under my breath. In wolf, it emerged as a rolling snarl. Come out, you little shit, I thought.

Telepathic communication was the holy grail to a wolf pack’s bond. Sometimes it happened, sometimes it didn’t. If you spent your life searching for it, you’d never find it. If an argumentative dickhead you couldn’t stand joined your pack, the universe would decide to ‘bless’ you with it. You might then be forced to spend time together, and in the course of arguing and insults, realise you actually liked them. That could lead to accidental friendship, then actual friendship, and then the two of you being inseparable.

Even if you still drove each other fucking nuts.

Get your ass out here or I’ll squeeze in there and sink my teeth into it, I snapped.

Gray’s whuff of a laugh came from inside the stone nook. By all means, little wolf.

My snarl grew in volume. Little? You condescending bitch. Sure, I was a little smaller as a wolf but I was tall as a woman.

Vertically challenged wolf? He offered.

I pawed at the entrance, trying to get a grip so I could drag him out. Not to hurt him, or even bite him as I’d promised. No, his riling me up was not just irritating me but driving me insane. I needed to claim him right now. He was mine. My irritating little shit. My best friend. And I was his—and he damn well knew it, which was why I knew exactly how to get him out of there.

But for now I threw back, Asshole. Get the hell out here.

So you can savage me? No, thanks, little wolf.

I bared my teeth on a snarl but stopped the sound at the last second. I wanted him so fucking badly, and worse, he knew it. He thought he held all the cards but I knew his weakness, and it was time to bring out the big guns. I lowered my tail, ducked my head, and whined a long, pleading, needy whine. Please come out, the whine said, please, Gray, I need you.

And lo and behold, he scrambled out of the crevice quicker than I could blink. The tight stone space had rumpled his wiry brown fur even more than normal—and for a man whose long, brown hair was usually a mess or knotted on the back of his head, his wolf always looked like he’d been dragged through a hedge backwards. His eyes—a vivid hazel—glowed as he looked at me, the wicked gleam in them obvious. I didn’t give him a chance to gloat at my needy whine. I pounced on him, knocking him to the ground.

We rolled, fighting for dominance.

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