The Runaway Omega: MM Wolf Shifter Mpreg Paranormal Romance by Apollo Surge

Author:Apollo Surge [Surge, Apollo]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-06-22T23:00:00+00:00

Chapter Six

Joseph wasn’t sure what had gotten into him when he had held Wes’ face and looked deep into his eyes. He had never felt quite as protective as he had right then. He didn’t need to touch Wes to make his point. That hadn’t been necessary. Yet he had felt so compelled, it would have almost been wrong to stop himself from doing it.

He didn’t think that he would have been able to. Wes was sitting in the passenger seat of the wagon, looking out the window and grinning. His eyes were closed and his hair was swaying in the wind. He needed a haircut, probably, but Joseph was simply enjoying looking at him.

He liked the way that Wes looked when he was relaxed. His eyes were half-closed and his face looked like it wasn’t tense. Joseph realized that it was the first time that he had ever seen Wes like this, without any worry lining his face. It was the first time that it occurred to Joseph that Wes was actually really young and that it was clear that he had no idea what he was doing.

He couldn’t help but smile. He wanted to reach out and thread his fingers through Wes’ hair, tell him that he needed a haircut, bring his face close to his own and kiss the top of his head. But he wasn’t going to do that. He wanted to give Wes a choice, and he wouldn’t have been able to do that if he felt like he was being pursued by the man who was giving him a place to stay, who was allowing him to stay away from his pack.

After all, he wouldn’t have felt comfortable turning him down, and he was already trying to escape an oppressive alpha who felt like he was entitled to his body. Joseph knew that he wasn’t entitled to anything.

Every time Wes laughed when he was near him, or that he spoke, or that their gazes met and neither one of them looked away, it felt like a privilege to him.

The day had been incredible, too, even though Joseph had spent way too much money, far more than he had anticipated. He didn’t mind that Wes didn’t have a job, and really, he would have needed to hire an outside contractor to do the work that needed to be finished anyway because other than knitting, Joseph wasn’t any good with his hands.

He was clumsy for a wolf. He was good at making things easy to understand, concepts, which was the reason why he had gone into copywriting and then marketing.

That, and the ability to do it wherever in the world he chose. That was important too. More important than anything else.

They got to a stop sign and Wes opened his eyes, the little smile disappearing from his face. “Are we home?”

Joseph felt the word stab him in the stomach. He hadn’t expected Wes to mention home like that. The word felt sweet in his mouth, sugary, and for some reason that Joseph couldn’t quite think up, it had brought tears to his eyes.

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