His Scottish Pet: Dom of the Ages
“In two hours he had killed four squirrels. Unlike the locals, Ryce had hundreds of years of hunting experience to draw upon. He gutted and skinned the animals and cooked one, tearing at it hungrily before heading back to the cottage. He found Buchanan dressed and waiting for him.
He avoided looking at the dress, choosing to stare directly into her eyes instead. “Did you sleep?”
“Aye, Master Leon.”
“Excellent. With fresh food in that belly, you should be yourself in no time. I will be out today.... Cook the meat and eat what you can. I’ll see if I can’t conjure up some vegetables to go with the rest.” He held out the carcasses to her.
Buchanan hesitated.
“You do know how to cook.”
She bit her lower lip and nodded.
“Fine. I won’t be back until late. Sleep as much as you need, your body has a lot of recovering to do.”
He founded himself glancing over her briefly, and noted how the color of the gown complemented her hair. He found it irritating and snapped, “Be careful with that dress.”MoreLess
He avoided looking at the dress, choosing to stare directly into her eyes instead. “Did you sleep?”
“Aye, Master Leon.”
“Excellent. With fresh food in that belly, you should be yourself in no time. I will be out today.... Cook the meat and eat what you can. I’ll see if I can’t conjure up some vegetables to go with the rest.” He held out the carcasses to her.
Buchanan hesitated.
“You do know how to cook.”
She bit her lower lip and nodded.
“Fine. I won’t be back until late. Sleep as much as you need, your body has a lot of recovering to do.”
He founded himself glancing over her briefly, and noted how the color of the gown complemented her hair. He found it irritating and snapped, “Be careful with that dress.”MoreLess
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