Bearly In Control by Kim Fox

Author:Kim Fox [Fox, Kim]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: PNR, Shifters, werebear, Paranormal Romance, bear shifter, shapeshifter, werewolf, romantic comedy, fantasy, funny
Publisher: Kim Fox
Published: 2015-08-01T05:00:00+00:00

Grace pushed past the long line-up of guys waiting to use the bathroom. They threw out a barrage of drunken pick up lines at her.

“Hey sexy.”

“You want to hold it for me?” a guy said, swaying at the urinal.

She glanced under the stalls at the feet on the floor, of the poor guys who had to go number two in a nightclub. Grace’s worst nightmare.

Edwin wasn’t there.

She pushed through the crowds of people who kept stepping on her toes. She struggled to see over the sea of gelled heads.

An exit door to the side, discretely hidden down a hallway, swung open and a wide eyed, busboy ran in, still holding the bag of trash that he probably went outside to throw out.

Uh oh.

Grace pushed through the crowd towards the exit, slapping away a stray hand that was sliding down her lower back. She broke out of the crowd and hurried towards the doors.

She burst through the exit and the cool, fresh air of the evening washed over her face. Just as she suspected: there was a brown bear in the alley. He was smelling a dumpster.

She rushed down the metal fire escape, her heels clanging on each stair, into the back alley. Normally she wouldn’t go near an alley in the middle of the night but she couldn’t imagine herself in danger against anything with Edwin beside her.

The bear raised its fluffy head and watched her approach. She could see Edwin in its eyes, watching her, loving her.

She ran her fingers through the long, soft hair on its head. The bear pushed his wet nose into her belly and purred. Grace kissed the top of his head.

“What are you doing out here?” she asked.

The bear turned back to the dumpster, smelling the lid.

“I didn’t like it in there either,” she said. “It was a little too fake.”

Grace was done with those people. Life was too short and getting shorter every day, and she was done wasting time and energy on them.

“If you’re hungry I know a great place to eat,” she said. The bear turned back towards her. “It’s about as nutritious as what’s in there,” she said pointing to the dumpster, “but it sure is good.”

The bear groaned and nudged her hand with his wet nose. She scratched behind his ear and he purred.

Grace leaned down and whispered in his ear. “But I need Edwin to come out. You’re not going to fit in my car.”

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