The Easter Bunny's Bear: BBW Bear Shifter Paranormal Romance by Chant Zoe

Author:Chant, Zoe [Chant, Zoe]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2016-03-19T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

Lisa

Lisa looked out of her window at the meadow facing her kitchen. The sheep were still standing in a circle near the gate, bleating every now and then instead of wandering off to take advantage of the thick carpet of green grass dotted with the yellow of the dandelions that grew in abundance there.

She frowned. This was unusual behavior. Could they still be worried about the bear? They only behaved like this if a predator was near―or if the vet was visiting to disrupt their peaceful life.

How long has Desmond been gone now?

Lisa checked the clock again that ticked slowly at the wall above her worn kitchen table.

Nearly two hours since she had left him. That didn’t seem right. It shouldn’t take this long to finish his walk and return to the farm from the other direction, once he’d completed his circle.

Maybe he got distracted by more honey, she thought and couldn’t help the smile that memory summoned.

She couldn’t believe how irresponsible she’d been. No―they both had been irresponsible, doing it like love-struck teenagers unable to keep from tearing each other’s clothes off. She’d never imagined that one day, she’d meet a man like this. A man she needed to feel inside her right there at the lake, with their skin still wet from the water and the sun shining down onto their bare bodies.

She blushed and bit back a grin. She rather liked being the sort of person who would do that.

“You’re late,” she murmured and shook her head. She turned off the oven. She had prepared a quick casserole; she figured he’d be hungry after his walk and the pleasurable workout they’d engaged in before.

Again she bit back a grin, but then the sheep were bleating again, and she sighed deeply.

When she ventured outside to make sure that Desmond hadn’t turned into a bear by accident right in the middle of her sheep, she found the courtyard empty. The two visiting families were still out at the river fishing; she didn’t expect them back until the afternoon. The meadow was empty except for the sheep. She couldn’t see anything that would explain their restlessness.

Was a fox trying to get to the chickens again?

A soft growl resounded from nearby. When she turned, she found that Lenny had woken. The old dog was no longer asleep in the shadow of the old chestnut. Instead he was standing, ears flat, lips raised to show his teeth, growling at some invisible enemy.

Lisa felt a shudder run through her, as though a cold hand had touched her back.

Suddenly she felt watched. Something was out there. She couldn’t say what or how she knew, but all of her senses whispered danger. The bunny deep within her had sat up, tense with an anxiety she had never felt before.

Something’s wrong.

When she walked into the meadow where the sheep were waiting, the feeling grew in intensity. A prickling between her shoulder blades, a sudden, wordless fear that made her think of pressing herself to the

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