Alpha Bait: Three Werewolves for Dylan by D.J. Heart

Author:D.J. Heart [Heart, D.J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2023-09-03T18:30:00+00:00

When he was nearing the end of his day, August sent Dylan a text asking him if he’d like to come over to the apartment for dinner again. He and Ryker hadn’t talked about asking Dylan to move in with them officially, but they’d come to an unspoken agreement to get Dylan to spend as many nights at their place as they could.

If they played their cards right, Dylan wouldn’t even notice that he’d moved until it came time to deal with his lease.

August was just finishing up a referral for a lung consult when Dylan texted him back that he’d love to come over, he just had to swing by his apartment and grab the charger for his phone and laptop first.

August decided to call him.

“I can come by your campus and pick you up,” he offered, logging off his computer and pushing back from his desk. He let his hand rest on his bulge, giving it a quick knead as he thought about the night ahead. “We can swing by your apartment on the way. You can pack your toiletries and maybe a small suitcase with all your things in it.”

Dylan snorted, and August held his breath, hoping his not at all joking offer for Dylan to move out of his apartment was accepted. He should have known that playing it cool and subtly getting Dylan to move wasn’t within his skillset.

He wanted Dylan to come home with him, and he wanted it to be for good.

If Dylan said no, Ryker was going to kill him.

“Are you asking you to move in with you?”

August grinned, the cheerfully teasing way Dylan asked the question boding well. If the question had been panicked or disbelieving, August would have backed off, but since Dylan was taking it rather well, he barreled on.

“Ryker and I claimed you, Dylan. That’s a bigger commitment than marrying you.” August grinned. “Yes, I’m asking you to move in with us.”

Dylan was quiet.

“If I fuck this up and you say no, Ryker is going to lock me in that cage in our playroom and not let me out for a month.”

Dylan laughed. “Well, that might not be so bad. I think you’d look good all caged up.”

August had a sudden mental picture of himself tied up and gagged, locked in the cage in the corner of their playroom.

He shuddered in distaste.

“Not as good as you,” he said.

Dylan chuckled and then fell silent. August was just about to break the silence when Dylan spoke again.

“Are you actually serious?” He took a quick breath. “About me moving in?”

“One hundred percent,” August said.

“I’ll think about it.”

August would take that. He decided to move the conversation along.

“So that’s a yes, right, on me picking you up and swinging by your apartment?” He rose from his chair and walked over to grab his coat from the closet. Before Dylan could answer in the negative, he asked, “Where should I pick you up?”

“Sure,” Dylan said, laughing at August’s obvious ploy. “Can you pick me up at the north side of the library? I’ll text you the address.

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