The Alpha's Kiss: Lost Omegas Book Six: A M/M Shifter Romance by Claire Cullen

Author:Claire Cullen [Cullen, Claire]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-07-02T16:00:00+00:00

The library was a nondescript redbrick building with a small sign out front announcing its presence.

“Does it look familiar?” he asked Jay. The Omega was distracted watching Odin drive away. Byron followed his gaze. “He won’t be long. He’s just going to find a place for us to stay. There was a sign for holiday cottages a little way back.”

“Not camping?” Jay asked.

“Not around here. Too many people. Too many chances of meeting wolves from another Pack.”

He turned his attention back to the library. “How about we go inside?”

He had Jay’s book tucked under his arm. Jay stood by his side, so close they were almost touching. Byron didn’t move away but conscious that there were human eyes on them, neither did he reach out to touch Jay.

“Maybe I could stay out here?” Jay asked him, eyeing the building as he rocked back and forth on his feet, one hand twisting the hem of his shirt.

“No, if we go in, we go together,” Byron said. “It’ll probably be very quiet inside. It won’t take long. We’ll just go in, ask about the book, and have a quick look around to see if anything jogs your memory. Remember to whisper. There’s no loud talking in the library.”

“Why?” Jay asked, turning his head to the side as he regarded the building.

“People are trying to read. Talking tends to distract them.”

They stepped through the doorway. It was quiet and cooler than outside, where the sun was quickly building up the day’s heat. Byron spied a desk through the shelves and made his way towards it, Jay on his heels. He stopped before they got close, turning to Jay.

“Let me do the talking, okay?” he whispered. “Stay close, stay quiet, and whatever happens, don’t growl, Jay. These people are humans, they’ll get scared or angry or both.” He waited until Jay nodded before continuing.

The woman at the desk saw them coming, her head bobbing from Byron to Jay and her eyes widening. Clearly, they weren’t her usual customers.

Byron gave her his friendliest smile and kept his voice lowered.

“Good morning. We’re sorry to bother you. My cousin and I were just passing through the area and we were hoping you might be able to help us.”

He leaned on the desk as he spoke, watching the woman’s eyes light up at his words as she leaned towards him.

“Of course. What can I help you with? Do you need some directions?”

“Not exactly. My cousin Jay lived in the area when he was little. In a foster home. He can’t remember the name of the family and they won’t release the records. He has such fond memories of Mongrave that we were hoping to pay a visit to the family. But all we have to go on is this book.”

He held out the library book, sat in on the counter, and slid it towards her.

“I don’t suppose there’s any way you’d be able to use the book to help us find his foster family.”

She frowned, and Byron thought for sure she was about to put them out on their ear.

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