Taming the Alphas: Part One: Paranormal Werewolf Shifter Romance by Kate Kent

Author:Kate Kent [Kent, Kate]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2014-11-13T05:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SIX

“Ok, I get that you don’t want to go to the hospital, so I’ll drive you back to your apartment. Stay here for a second while I put the food in the car.”

“Todd, you don’t need to…”

Todd snorted. “Baby doll, with this ankle you are not going to be walking anywhere—at least not tonight.” Todd moved over to the counter, picking up the pie and the six-pack. “I’ll just put this in the car. Be right back.”

In minutes Todd returned and lifted me up, carrying me to his vehicle. I wrapped my arms around his neck and relaxed into him, my breasts rubbing lightly against his chest. I closed my eyes and relished his warmth.

Todd opened the door and placed me in the passenger seat. “I got the pizza in the backseat with the seat warmer turned on. It’ll be nice and toasty when I get you back.” As he turned the key in the ignition, the car made a growling noise, but the engine didn’t turn on.

“Shit! This happened earlier this week and I had to get it jumpstarted. The battery is less than a year old—it must be a lemon,” Todd moaned as he looked out the window.

“Damn,” I muttered, “I don’t see any cars out there.”

“No biggie, my grandparents gave me an auto association membership, I’ll just give them a call. They put the battery in last year so it’s still under warranty.”

Todd pulled out his cell and called the auto club as we sat back and waited. We chatted about school, our lives since becoming werewolves, and so many other things. I had talked to him back at Camp Rocky and Camp Vickers, but never like this. Our mutual experiences really opened us up to one another. He was just a natural, loving person with a generous spirit. It was almost disappointing when the auto club technician finally arrived.

“You think it is a battery problem?” the technician asked.

Todd nodded.

“Let me check it out.” In just a few minutes he had the battery hooked up to a box that tested the charges. “It’s still got juice in it, so I can jump start you.”

“Whoa,” Todd exclaimed, holding up his hand, “this happened earlier today also. I need a new battery. I got this one from you guys and it is less than a year old.”

“Well, if you take the jumpstart, the visit is free,” the technician explained, “but if you want a new battery, it will cost you.”

“But this one is less than a year old! That’s not right!”

“Doesn’t matter, if it still has juice in it, we don’t replace it.”

“Ok, ok,” Todd shook his head, “just jumpstart it then.”

After finally getting the car started, Todd drove me back to my apartment. I called Dave and he met us in the parking lot. The two of them carried me, the pizza, and the beer up to #631. After nestling me on the couch with a washcloth wrapped around ice, Todd turned to leave, but Dave insisted he stay and have a drink and a slice of pizza.

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