Alpha Bear (Alpha Bites #2) by Mandy Rosko

Author:Mandy Rosko [Rosko, Mandy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Mandy Rosko
Published: 2016-05-31T04:00:00+00:00

12

He was being a giant idiot. He was going to get himself hurt again, and Lois already made the decision that she wasn’t going to do anything to help him when the omegas refused to change his bandages.

She’d pretended Dane wasn’t fighting with Garret every day for the last four days since it really was none of her business what he decided to do in his spare time.

It was a little harder to ignore when he and Garret showed up to the dinner table with blue and black bruises on their eyes and split lips.

Miranda was not happy about that one.

“Can’t you at least talk to him?” she asked. The begging had come before, now it was a constant nag. Soon Miranda would get pissed. Lois was honestly shocked it hadn’t happened yet.

She was currently watching an old Bob Ross painting tutorial on YouTube with Anna, trying to teach the girl how to paint, and showing her enough online artists for when Lois inevitably left, just in case Anna wanted to keep learning.

She barely looked back at her friend. “If he wants to fight, let him fight. He’s a grown man and can do whatever he wants.”

“Do you know how strange it is to kiss a man who has his mouth swollen and eyes bruised shut?”

“So what? I thought he healed fast.”

“Not the point,” Miranda muttered, and now she really was starting to sound annoyed.

Lois was trying not to picture how Dane had looked, or wonder if he was still healing. Every morning he definitely looked better, though his bruises were always still visible.

Unlike Garret, who seemed to wake up every day with a fresh face on him. Lois tried not to think that was because of the regular sex he was getting from Miranda.

Lois banished it from her mind. She focused more on the soothing tone of Bob Ross’s voice as he added some more happy trees to his landscape.

“Alphas like fighting,” Anna said, glancing away from the screen briefly to look back at Miranda. “It’s in their nature to want to get their aggression out of them, and at least when they go at it with friends, no one really gets hurt. It’s healthy.” She turned away, trying to copy the strokes on her canvas just the way Bob was doing, so she didn’t see the way Miranda scowled at the back of her head.

“Thanks a lot.”

Anna shrugged, seeming to not catch the sarcasm. “No problem.”

“Do you fight?” Lois asked.

“No. I’m not an alpha.”

Anna glanced Lois’s way, seeming almost nervous that her claim might be challenged.

Ever since Anna suggested that Lois might be Dane’s mate, and that could be the cause for his strange healing, she’d seemed to walk on egg shells around her. It was one of the reasons why Lois had suggested teaching her to paint.

Or, getting Bob Ross to teach her to paint. Either way, Lois had wanted to tell the young woman, without actually saying anything, that she didn’t blame her for the way things had turned out.

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