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

Author:Claire Cullen [Cullen, Claire]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-02-15T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twelve

When Byron opened the door and gave him back his freedom, Jay didn’t hesitate to take it. He planned to run until he found his way back to his forest.

The smells and sounds were enticing after so long trapped in a tiny room. He could hear the rustle of mice in the undergrowth and caught the scent of rabbit more than once but that wasn’t what distracted him from his plans. He had a full stomach but an uneasy conscience. He’d heard his captors talk about where they were taking Ro, who they were taking him to. And Ro had spoken about how much he wanted to get back to Sebastian, his mate. As scared as he was, could he just run away and leave Ro to the fate he’d just been living?

With a heavy heart, he turned back towards the house. The doors were still open and he slipped into the kitchen changing back to human form and padding further into the house to find the Alpha. His heartbeat was easy to hear and follow, leading Jay to the open door of an unfamiliar room. The Alpha was sitting at a desk, his back to Jay.

The Omega froze in the doorway, unable to take those last steps across the threshold. What if, once he’d started, he couldn’t find the words the Alpha wanted?

Byron turned, the Alpha motioning him into the room. He hesitated, whispering one word. “Ro.”

“You want to talk about Ro?” the Alpha asked, getting to his feet. Jay took an automatic step backward and Byron froze.

“Why don’t we talk in the living room. There’s more space there.”

He walked towards him with measured steps, pausing when Jay took another hurried step back.

The Alpha held up both hands, palms out. “It’s okay. Let’s just take this nice and slowly.”

He was careful to skirt around Jay where he stood just outside the door, gesturing for the Omega to follow him. Jay did and they entered a room with a skylight and large, open windows. A breeze carried through the room. It was almost like being outside.

Byron sat on a long couch.

“Sit wherever you’re comfortable,” he offered.

But Jay knew he’d need to be close if he was going to let Byron know about Ro. He perched on the couch next to the Alpha, surprised to find his body sinking gratefully into its comfort. He was still bruised and sore, though he was healing fast.

“Do you think you might be up to talking about Ro?” Byron asked.

He wasn’t sure how to answer, rocking back and forth for a moment. The Alpha seemed to understand his difficulty.

“How about if I ask you some questions and you can nod for yes,” Byron said, nodding his head to demonstrate, “or shake for no.” He did that too, leaving Jay in no doubt of what he meant. “How about that?”

Jay nodded. If the Alpha asked the right questions, that would make things a lot easier.

“So you know Ro, you met him?”

Nod. That was easy.

“Was it at the house where we found you?” That was another yes.

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