The Wizard and The Werewolf by Amber Kell

Author:Amber Kell
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: werewolf, gay romance, male and male romance

Chapter Six

Justin pulled up to the warehouse and peered through the windshield. “Are you sure this is the place?”

Anna glanced out the window. “This is where we’ve always picked things up in the past, but there are usually other cars and, you know—“ She waved her hand. “— people.”

He scanned the empty parking area. A sense of abandonment hung around the building. Definitely not the bustling place he’d expect for business expecting a pickup. “Huh. I’d ask you to stay in the car, but I doubt you will.”

“Nope.”

“I’ve got a bad feeling about this.” The complete absence of any employees or signs of life around the building made Justin’s danger alert jangle madly.

“Me too, but we’ve got to get the order. The pack has to eat.”

“Good point.” Justin didn’t want to go back to a bunch of hungry wolves and tell them a wizard and the alpha’s sister were too afraid to enter the building.

Anna patted him on the shoulder. “I’ve got your back. I might be torn about your relationship with my brother, but my husband loves you, and I won’t let you get killed.”

“Thanks.” Justin appreciated the support.

Unfortunately, it might not be up to her whether he stayed safe or not. Cyrus would be devastated if anything happened to his wife. He had to keep her safe. Without warning, Justin threw a protection spell around her. He hid the satisfying click of magic falling into place with the sound of slamming the driver’s door shut.

Anna looked around. “Did you hear that?”

“What?”

She listened for a moment. “Nothing.”

Justin slid the keys in his pocket so he had his hands free. “Stay alert. I’m counting on you to warn me.”

“Got it.” He tried to hide his surprise when Anna willingly took direction from him. He thought he’d have to fight her for dominance, but she appeared confident in his leadership when they approached the door.

Justin’s hands tingled with suppressed magic, and he concentrated on building up his energy. Instinct and the decided lack of people sent warning bells clanging loudly through his body. He cautiously approached the side door and reached for the handle.

Unlocked.

Exchanging a look with Anna, he then pulled the door open and winced at the loud screech. The hinges hadn’t been oiled in a long time. The feral light in Anna’s eyes indicated she would be ready to shift if necessary, especially since whoever waited inside would’ve heard all the noise they made. Glaring, Anna pushed her way through first—no reason to stay silent or attempt to be stealthy.

Justin followed.

Boxes with colorful pictures of fruits and vegetables plastered on their sides filled the warehouse. At the back of the building, rows of silver freezer doors lined the wall.

“There is no way this is a good sign. I’ve seen horror movies that were less creepy.”

“Hello!” Anna shouted out.

Justin instinctively moved to quiet her but stopped himself in time. If someone waited for them, it was no secret that they’d arrived.

In hindsight, Justin should’ve sensed the trap. There was a

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