Dog Fight: #1 (Berserk) by Madison Stevens

Author:Madison Stevens [Stevens, Madison]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: paranormal romance
Publisher: Madison Stevens
Published: 2017-11-23T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter Sixteen

Lillian followed Erik and Corso into the cold, dim alley. The only benefit she could see to being outside was that it wasn't as dark as inside. Her teeth chattered together as she wrapped her arms around her bare and exposed skin, wishing for some sort of coat or something and cursing the cute red dress she’d decided to wear.

"What the fuck are you doing here?" Erik said gruffly to Corso.

He wrapped a protective arm around Lillian and pulled her into his side. She breathed a sigh of relief and nestled into his warmth desperate for anything to stave off the cold, even if he was exceptionally pissed off.

"Looks like we’re following the same lead," Corso said flatly. He shrugged and smiled.

Lillian wasn't exactly certain what the heck was going on, but it was clear that Corso was most definitely not a doctor, or even a sort-of doctor.

She sucked in a breath. So many strange things had happened the other day, and now she began to question if she wasn’t just imagining things, but she had to be. There just was no way grown men turned into wolves.

"I don't understand what's going on," she said between the chattering of her teeth.

Erik gave her a small squeeze as he glanced down to where she stood. "I know," he said. "But I don’t have time to explain now, and I need to take care of something."

Lillian nodded, not quite certain what she was getting herself into, but trusting Erik came so easily to her. Something about that should have been slightly disturbing, she realized, given how little she knew him and some of the things she had seen, but she couldn't seem to find the will to be afraid. There was just something about him that felt familiar. Like she had known him her whole life. It was strange.

"Hall," Erik shouted to a man heading down the road.

The blond man stopped, his back stiff, and he didn’t turn back to look. For a moment, she wondered if he was going to run.

He looked familiar. Maybe one of the men that worked in the warehouse. It was hard not to notice all the handsome men that came into her workplace. She tilted her head. She’d seen him recently.

"Anca," Corso called out.

For the first time, Lillian noticed the woman standing down the road, waiting, it seemed, for the man name Hall to come out.

Anca strolled their way as if she had all the time in the world. The tension in the air was so thick Lillian could nearly taste it.

The very small woman had curly dark brown hair that brushed the top of her black coat and accentuated her round face in all the right ways. No question, she was beautiful. The sort of woman one would expect to see on the cover of a magazine if she were just slightly taller.

"I'm surprised you came here, Corso," the woman said. There was a slight hint of an accent as she spoke, one that sounded almost Eastern European.

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