The Lone Shifter: A Mount Edge Shifter Romance by Sara Summers

Author:Sara Summers [Summers, Sara]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-05-31T16:00:00+00:00

RHETT

Three weeks passed, and Kina was true to her word. We were nothing but roommates. She didn’t have any more panic attacks, so I didn’t have any more excuses to hold her, and she stayed so busy that we never spent more than ten minutes together.

I almost wished I hadn’t moved back in with her so I could keep meeting up with her on our video games, but since I’d moved in she hadn’t played while I was home.

It was driving me crazy. Absolutely crazy. I thought it had been bad living away from her, seeing through her eyes when I shut mine, not sleeping because she was awake. But since I was close to her again my Kina-finder didn’t stop me from sleeping.

Somehow, being able to sleep when she was gone was worse. Smelling her scent on everything like some kind of frickin forbidden fruit was too.

A million times worse.

I was starting to understand why she’d turned to drugs. There was no way I would’ve stayed sane living in our apartment after she left me either.

Three Mondays after Josh injected her, I was pacing the apartment. It was 11 PM and she still wasn’t home. When I closed my eyes earlier, I’d seen her eating ice cream and laughing with Cameron, and I hadn’t let them shut for more than a few seconds in the hour since then.

Her car was outside, which meant Cameron had driven her there. Was it a date? Was Kina actually out on a date?

The idea had me somewhere between murderous and crying like a baby.

I paced a few more times before grabbing my phone and calling her. She answered on the third ring, her voice heavy with annoyance.

“What do you want?”

My stomach clenched.

“Are you on a date?” I growled, the animal in me roaring to take over.

“So what if I am? I told you the requirement if you want me to give you a chance and you refused. I’m single and ready to mingle.”

My free hand tightened into a fist, and my eyes shut.

“Therapy has nothing to do with us being together.” I struggled to keep my breathing even.

“Your mental health has everything to do with us being together.” She corrected. “I’m not going to jump back into a relationship with you when you haven’t even worked through what made you leave me the first time.”

“Fine. I’ll give you the apartment in case you want to bring him home.” I snarled, hanging up and throwing my phone against the wall.

I stormed outside, slamming the door behind me. Rather than bothering with my car, I took off at a run toward the nearest lake. It was a five minute drive thanks to the stoplights, or a twenty minute walk. At a run, I’d get there in ten.

Ten minutes later, I was swimming. I’d only shifted when I had to in the years I’d been away from Kina. When I was in otter form, I saw things differently.

Differently, as in, when I was in otter form I didn’t see a single reason to do anything that would keep me away from Kina.

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