Loner (Norseton Wolves #2)
“The last things she remembered were a fuckload of searing pain, and that dark, dark gaze locked onto her. Her mate’s gaze.
Did I shift?
She was on her side now, curled into a ball on a soft surface. She gave her fingers experimental wiggles, and then her toes. They felt normal enough—human enough. She opened first one eye, then the other, and her gaze focused on the masculine lump on the bed beside her. He lay back against the headboard, a knee propped up as he stared at the muted telev...ision on the dresser.
“What time is it?” Her voice was hoarse, but recognizable. She sounded like Stephanie, and not a wolf. Words, not woofs.
He reached for the remote, but she grabbed his wrist.
“Leave it on for the light,” she said.
“Okay. It’s around four.”
“How long have we been in here?” In his bedroom. She rolled onto her back and scanned what she could of it from her supine position.MoreLess
Did I shift?
She was on her side now, curled into a ball on a soft surface. She gave her fingers experimental wiggles, and then her toes. They felt normal enough—human enough. She opened first one eye, then the other, and her gaze focused on the masculine lump on the bed beside her. He lay back against the headboard, a knee propped up as he stared at the muted telev...ision on the dresser.
“What time is it?” Her voice was hoarse, but recognizable. She sounded like Stephanie, and not a wolf. Words, not woofs.
He reached for the remote, but she grabbed his wrist.
“Leave it on for the light,” she said.
“Okay. It’s around four.”
“How long have we been in here?” In his bedroom. She rolled onto her back and scanned what she could of it from her supine position.MoreLess
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