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he had gotten barely half a dozen steps towards the door before two sharp cracks rang out in the night. He immediately hit the floor, scrabbling across the wooden patio exterior of the bar, trying to get out of sight.  It had been years since he was in the city, but the sound of a pistol gunshot was something he would never forget.
    He managed to get inside without more shots being fired, and even as he raced for his own weapon behind the bar, he could hear a car engine roar to life. As he burst outside loaded for bear, the car took off down the road, in the same direction Kailee had just fled.
    It was a late model sports sedan with a dark silvery finish, but that was about all Jet was able to pick up through the darkness and the cloud of dust it kicked up as it roared away. He raised his gun, sighting down the barrel, but it was too far away by that point to bother wasting ammunition.
    Once he was sure it was gone, he slowly walked over to where it had been parked. He may not have been able to make out much detail of the car, but his bear had an extremely fine sense of smell. Opening his mind, he set the gun aside and let the transformation overtake him. Moments later his bear snuffled around the area, doing its best to pick up anything in the area other than the smell of burnt rubber.
    There was something, there, vague and familiar, but not strong enough for him to identify no matter how hard he tried. Jet let his bear absorb enough of it that he knew he would recognize it later on, but for now nothing would come of it, he knew.
    Changing back to his human form, he grabbed the rifle and hurried back inside. He didn't like it, but it looked like Jet would have to go around armed for the foreseeable future. While most bullets would do nothing more than leave painful welts upon his or any other shifters skin, there were a few types that could do serious damage to him if the user knew what they were doing.
    Jet just had to hope that they were ignorant of such things and that he could get in the first shot.
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Kailee
    Fuck. Fuck. Fuck!
    How could she have been so stupid as to let him kiss her?
    Kailee was pissed at herself, thoroughly furious at how she simply became weak in the knees any time Jet so much as gave her a glance. When he had pulled her in close like that, hemmed in by her truck on one side and his heavenly body on the other, she had simply let him do whatever he wanted to her.
    The result had been an explosive kiss that had left her clit throbbing and her panties soaked as she drove home at a breakneck pace. She was determined to put as much distance between herself and Jet as possible for the moment until she was able to fully understand his intentions.
    He was, after all, her boss. Kailee was fairly certain that he hadn't hired her simply to then try to use that as leverage to sleep with her. It didn't fit with what she knew of Jet as a man, but then again, she had thought she knew who Donald was as a man. If she could make a mistake once, then it very clearly stood to reason that she could make another one.
    A large part of her, most of which was currently crying out with desire, hoped that her first instinct was correct, that he was simply interested in her. She didn't want to have to give up working with him, when the job was enjoyable, paid well, and she meshed so well with her boss. However, if he was doing it simply to be able to take advantage of her, she would not hesitate to leave this time.
    She couldn't deny that the kiss had felt wonderful, that every fibre of her being had called out to Jet, to let him take her. Her bear continued to tell her that he was the one, but she just didn't see it, despite the telltale physical signs. He was far too gorgeous to be interested in a woman like her. Things just didn't work like that for women like her. She was confident that she could get a man to be interested in her.
    Just not a man like Jet. He was different, a special catch she told herself, despite all