Moonlight Desire: A Reverse Harem Shifter Romance (The Witch and the Wolf Pack Book 1) by K.R. Alexander

Author:K.R. Alexander [Alexander, K.R.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Six Wolves Press
Published: 2018-07-18T03:00:00+00:00

Chapter 18

Kage let Isaac drive without him. First, though, I had to point out what a short distance it was, how we couldn’t all go barging in on this old woman, asked his permission politely to take the Jeep, and kissed his cheek when he mumbled agreement.

One hurdle out of the way.

I was afraid to take Zar along because of the whole old lady/tea/manners thing. He might know druids and the kindred and his own people. Not this. Andrew seemed a more likely choice. Yet I could not stomach the idea of being alone in the Jeep with Isaac and Andrew for over an hour round-trip. Kage and Jed never even crossed my mind as options.

So it was Isaac, Jason, and myself to tea. While we were in the car going over I forgot to ask Jason what Andrew had meant. Maybe something I should ask in private anyway? Kage busy? And Jason didn’t care? Not what either of them had been acting like.

Instead, I talked with them about druids. What I knew of druids and how surprised I was to learn that our hostess was the last in the area. Then Isaac asked about my work, leading me to talking of my own graduation and Portland school districts and my impending career. Usually I’m much more comfortable being the one asking questions.

The trip flew past before I could ask Isaac about his own work.

And what about not asking questions and keeping this impersonal?

Screw that. What’s the harm?

Are you sure? Someone could get hurt. You’re here to offer help, then move on.

Move on. Exactly. We’ll part ways tomorrow. No one’s going to be emotionally damaged just because you get to know each other better or ask what the word kir means.

Maybe not that word. I was pretty sure it was rude.

But I would like to know what they meant about “core” and what their lives were like in the pack, and to learn a little Lucannis. I spoke some college French. How cool would it be to speak some wolf language?

Weighing these arguments crowded my brain while I had to navigate to our destination. By the time we got there, I still didn’t have answers.

Ellasandra lived in a whitewashed cottage on a bluff on the way into a village not far from Saint Nectan’s Glen. The modest space and winding, narrow drive to reach it were more than made up for by views that took my breath away—even after the day on the Cornish coast.

The sun remained well above the horizon in an endless blue sky without a hint of cloud. The ocean, below cliffs that jutted up from it, was rich royal blue and turquoise shades. If not for the lashing wind, I’d have asked if we could take our tea out back in her garden. But that element was also intense, almost blinding.

Instead, Ellasandra had the door open and I knocked on the frame, calling a hello while Isaac and Jason waited respectfully back from me without having to be told.

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