Moonlit Harem: Part 2 by N.M. Howell & Nicole Marie

Author:N.M. Howell & Nicole Marie [Howell, N.M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Dungeon Media Corp.
Published: 2017-08-17T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Six

I had spent such a splendid night with Forrest that I had nearly forgotten about my initial goal. The shifters were incredibly kind when I joined them for their evening hunt. It amazed me to watch how they worked together with a common strategy as well as how they didn't waste anything they caught. I still felt bad for harming life, but felt encouraged to see that they had reverence for their prey.

The fangs were very much unlike these primal beasts. And they weren't much of beasts after all. They were much kinder, more intuitive, and not to mention utterly sexy. I found myself feeling something I hadn't felt in a long time while sprinting between Forrest and Zane: freedom.

I spread out my arms as I ran through the trees, hopping over logs and between branches as I kept up with the pack. Leo ran behind me and Forrest ran at my left with Zane at my right. I felt completely protected, as if a treasure that they never wanted to release. Part of me lamented needing to enact our dangerous plan in order to take down Tempest Legion. I didn't want to do that; to risk losing them.

And I didn't want them to risk losing me.

When we arrived at the entrance of the cave, a few shifter women were waiting outside to welcome the boys home. I timidly nodded in their direction. Two of them offered a smile, but one of them remained stern in her appearance. As the boys went inside, I waited behind with my captured food for the evening. The one who was frowning in my direction lingered near me as I tried to walk inside. It was Gracie. We had been introduced previously in the recreation room after a meeting, but she seemed less than enthused to have me around. We bumped shoulders.

“You know, this isn't a free festival for you to pick through before running back to your beloved vampires,” Gracie spat.

“That's not my intention and you know that,” I insisted.

She shrugged and eyed my satchel, watching the fabric move around as the squirrels tittered with unease.

“Well, you'll just have to prove it, won't you?” she inquired with a curious brow.

I didn't look away from her burning eyes. I knew that if I looked away, it would give her statement power. If I let go, I would ultimately lose when it came to earning her trust. The other women appeared to be fine with me, but this one was hardened by experience. I could smell the jaded years piled on to her age. As I stared, she nodded towards the entrance.

“Well, are you coming in?” she asked.

I nodded.

We were the last to walk into the recreation room where the shifters were talking among themselves. It was getting close to their dinner time which I always looked forward to because it provided me time with the three men I enjoyed most: Leo, Forrest, and Zane. In truth, I had become rather soft around Zane.

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