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you serious right now if we were wearing clothes.”
Derrick Chuckled, turned slightly and headed to the tents and available clothes so they could change. Derrick entered a tent and shifted; looking through the knapsacks, he threw a pair of sweats to Jacob and Thomas and pulled a pair on himself. He then turned toward Jacob hands on hips ready to reprimand him for disobeying his orders.
“Jacob,” Derrick Started, “I’m waiting.” Thomas turned and stepped out of the tent to give them some semblance of privacy.
Jacob shook his head, “All I knew is that there was something wrong and I had to get to her. I don’t know what I was thinking.”
“You weren’t!” Derrick stated in his most powerful voice, “This is why you are to stay where you are under guard, you could have really hurt her.” Derrick brushed his hand through his hair frustrated trying to calm down the anger from being disobeyed; to that of a concerned friend. “We don’t yet know how dangerous this is going to get. If this fight is any indication, we are in for a very hard time of it. You as you go through this and the pack as we try to understand and protect you both. You need to control your wolf now more than ever. Do NOT let him get control from you again! You are not a pup!”
Jacob looked forlorn, “Yes Sir.” He said nodding agreement.
“Good!” Derrick ended the reprimand, “We need to go to the cabin, you have apologies to make and it sounds as if the women are going to need our help.” He patted Jacob on the back and led him out of the tent. “Don’t make me chain you Jacob.” He added as a warning. Thomas followed behind as they walked to the back of the cabin. They stopped suddenly stunned, where there was a very lovely leg floating in midair out of the shed door.
Daniela grunted as she pulled as hard as she could to get the grate loose, but it was heavier than she had expected and it would not budge. She lifted one leg to lean forward to get a better grip, and yanked with all she was worth. It slid very slightly then she lost her grip and landed on her butt. Frustrated she slammed her fist to the ground and growled staring up at the grate. She startled when she heard a snicker behind her.
“I see what you see in her.” Thomas said laughing.
Jacob growled at him, reached down and picked her up. “What are you doing?” he asked angrily then remembered his need to apologize. Changing tactics looked at her expressing regret for earlier with the boyish look in his eyes.
“Trying to make dinner!” she said frustrated, looking back at him uncertain.
“In the Shed!?” Thomas asked.
“No! I can’t get this grate out to take to the fire pit to cook on.”
She touched the grate with both hands and yanked harder trying to pull it out again only to lose her grip falling against Jacob’s muscled chest. He steadied her holding her firmly around the waist enveloping her in his arms. She looked up into his face getting lost in the depth of the gold eyes and the emotions she saw there. Her fingers moved to touch the creases around his eyes and she inhaled deeply breathing in his scent feeling warm and protected in his arms. ‘This is where he wanted to be’, he thought as his gazed into her eyes leaning into her touch. His wolf calmed, his heart raced. His mind blanked to onlythe two of them.
Thomas feeling this was ridiculous, and a bit uncomfortable watching them pushed his way passed to get to the grate, “I’ll get it!”
Derrick, being a little faster, pushed Jacob and Daniela apart announced, “We will all get it and bring it to the pit, you go on ahead Daniela.” Giving Jacob a stern look letting him know it was a command not a suggestion. Daniela blushed and turned hurrying back around the cabin.
Kyla looked up as Daniela came around the corner, “Where’s the grate?” noticing the flush on her face asked, “What happened are you ok?”
Daniela blush
Derrick Chuckled, turned slightly and headed to the tents and available clothes so they could change. Derrick entered a tent and shifted; looking through the knapsacks, he threw a pair of sweats to Jacob and Thomas and pulled a pair on himself. He then turned toward Jacob hands on hips ready to reprimand him for disobeying his orders.
“Jacob,” Derrick Started, “I’m waiting.” Thomas turned and stepped out of the tent to give them some semblance of privacy.
Jacob shook his head, “All I knew is that there was something wrong and I had to get to her. I don’t know what I was thinking.”
“You weren’t!” Derrick stated in his most powerful voice, “This is why you are to stay where you are under guard, you could have really hurt her.” Derrick brushed his hand through his hair frustrated trying to calm down the anger from being disobeyed; to that of a concerned friend. “We don’t yet know how dangerous this is going to get. If this fight is any indication, we are in for a very hard time of it. You as you go through this and the pack as we try to understand and protect you both. You need to control your wolf now more than ever. Do NOT let him get control from you again! You are not a pup!”
Jacob looked forlorn, “Yes Sir.” He said nodding agreement.
“Good!” Derrick ended the reprimand, “We need to go to the cabin, you have apologies to make and it sounds as if the women are going to need our help.” He patted Jacob on the back and led him out of the tent. “Don’t make me chain you Jacob.” He added as a warning. Thomas followed behind as they walked to the back of the cabin. They stopped suddenly stunned, where there was a very lovely leg floating in midair out of the shed door.
Daniela grunted as she pulled as hard as she could to get the grate loose, but it was heavier than she had expected and it would not budge. She lifted one leg to lean forward to get a better grip, and yanked with all she was worth. It slid very slightly then she lost her grip and landed on her butt. Frustrated she slammed her fist to the ground and growled staring up at the grate. She startled when she heard a snicker behind her.
“I see what you see in her.” Thomas said laughing.
Jacob growled at him, reached down and picked her up. “What are you doing?” he asked angrily then remembered his need to apologize. Changing tactics looked at her expressing regret for earlier with the boyish look in his eyes.
“Trying to make dinner!” she said frustrated, looking back at him uncertain.
“In the Shed!?” Thomas asked.
“No! I can’t get this grate out to take to the fire pit to cook on.”
She touched the grate with both hands and yanked harder trying to pull it out again only to lose her grip falling against Jacob’s muscled chest. He steadied her holding her firmly around the waist enveloping her in his arms. She looked up into his face getting lost in the depth of the gold eyes and the emotions she saw there. Her fingers moved to touch the creases around his eyes and she inhaled deeply breathing in his scent feeling warm and protected in his arms. ‘This is where he wanted to be’, he thought as his gazed into her eyes leaning into her touch. His wolf calmed, his heart raced. His mind blanked to onlythe two of them.
Thomas feeling this was ridiculous, and a bit uncomfortable watching them pushed his way passed to get to the grate, “I’ll get it!”
Derrick, being a little faster, pushed Jacob and Daniela apart announced, “We will all get it and bring it to the pit, you go on ahead Daniela.” Giving Jacob a stern look letting him know it was a command not a suggestion. Daniela blushed and turned hurrying back around the cabin.
Kyla looked up as Daniela came around the corner, “Where’s the grate?” noticing the flush on her face asked, “What happened are you ok?”
Daniela blush
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