Seeing Eye Mate by Annmarie McKenna

Author:Annmarie McKenna [McKenna, Annmarie]
Language: nld
Format: epub, mobi, azw3
Tags: erotic MM, Romance MM
Publisher: Samhain Publishing, Ltd.
Published: 2006-10-23T22:00:00+00:00

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“What the hell happened, E?”

Tieran stopped outside the kitchen entrance. Caelan was staring out the window, talking on his cell phone. He grumbled something unintelligible and raked his fingers through his hair. It was shining wet, suggesting he had taken his own shower while she’d been taking hers.

“So it just fucking died on you? Why didn’t you use your cell, call for someone?”

Tieran’s breath caught in a tight ball in her throat. She closed her eyes against the wave of anxiety that threatened to swallow her whole. After dropping his little pregnancy bombshell, she hadn’t been able to think about anything else. Even the vision had eluded her. Until now. She’d told Caelan what she’d seen and now he was hearing it straight from the wolf’s mouth, so to speak. Now maybe he’d believe her.

Caelan grunted and took on what could only be described as an annoyed stance. He shifted his weight to one foot and propped his hand on a hip, all the while shaking his head. He was either pissed off again, or agitated. She couldn’t tell from where she stood behind him.

“Well, did he call this morning, try to make some contact, or did we lose him altogether?”

He turned, giving her a feeling he’d sensed her standing there. His eyes smoldered under half-hooded lids as he raked her figure from head to toe. Cheeks superheated, she lifted an eyebrow when he finally met her gaze. He waved her into the kitchen, moving toward her at the same time. It was all she could do not to slap him.

“You got damn lucky then, that he still wants to see us. I sure the hell wouldn’t,” he pronounced, pulling out a chair and lowering her onto it with a tug on her wrist.

What’s next, she thought, a bib? How could he be so calm? His brother had just said his car broke down, just like in her vision and Caelan acted as if it were no big deal.

“Perhaps what you saw was no big deal, Tulla. After all, you only saw a man whose car died on the road. Happens all the time. And he didn’t kill anyone.”

“No, but he thought about a woman,” Tieran said, even as doubts flooded her mind.

“You’re right,” her gramama agreed. “He thought about one. But at no time did he think about hurting her. She was just there, in his head. You cannot condemn a man for thinking about a woman. That’s pretty much all they have on the brains. Big and little.”

Crapola. Was her gramama right? Was she reading too much into this particular vision? Seeing trouble where there wasn’t any?

The stack of pancakes was back—a new one, thank God—passing in front of her face along with a monstrous plate of sausage and bacon. Where the meat came from, she had no idea because she didn’t keep them on hand and they had not been in her basket last night. Her stomach rumbled loud enough to make Caelan look over at her in surprise, a smug smile splitting his lips.

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