Capturing the Alpha (Shifters of Nunavut book 1)
““This is a bit of a walk, but it will get us to the lower chambers without going through the main room.”
Ginnifer took a deep, calming breath before saying, “We didn’t sleep together.”
As soon as she said it, she wondered if the werewolf would be familiar with the phrase. She didn’t usually deal in euphemisms, but it was already hard enough to say aloud. Still, it needed to be said. Breeze was keeping up a pleasant façade, but her sidelong glances spoke volumes. Somehow, she knew that s...omething had happened.
“I know,” Breeze said. “But you are covered in his scent. I would be surprised to find that he didn’t mark you somewhere.”
Was their sense of smell really that good?
“Mark me?”
“A bite, or even a scratch. They’re possessive brands,” Breeze explained. “It happens, less often than you’d think, though. Males and females both tend to get overzealous and eager to mark their territory when they find something they really like.MoreLess
Ginnifer took a deep, calming breath before saying, “We didn’t sleep together.”
As soon as she said it, she wondered if the werewolf would be familiar with the phrase. She didn’t usually deal in euphemisms, but it was already hard enough to say aloud. Still, it needed to be said. Breeze was keeping up a pleasant façade, but her sidelong glances spoke volumes. Somehow, she knew that s...omething had happened.
“I know,” Breeze said. “But you are covered in his scent. I would be surprised to find that he didn’t mark you somewhere.”
Was their sense of smell really that good?
“Mark me?”
“A bite, or even a scratch. They’re possessive brands,” Breeze explained. “It happens, less often than you’d think, though. Males and females both tend to get overzealous and eager to mark their territory when they find something they really like.MoreLess
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