Scent of a Mate

Read Online Scent of a Mate by Milly Taiden - Free Book Online Page B

Book: Scent of a Mate by Milly Taiden Read Free Book Online
Authors: Milly Taiden
Ads: Link
understand, vamps aren’t welcome. But think about it,” she said. Enthusiasm coated her voice. “What if those white wolves are there? We all know that wolves may go back and forth from human to beast, but the one thing that doesn’t change is their eyes.”
    “That’s true.” Nic no longer sounded worried about getting into trouble. “What do you say, Jordan?”
    “How do you even know about this place?” Jordan watched Emma with interest. She was too familiar with paranormals and shifters. If she didn’t know better, she’d say Emma had been spying on Mason. Not that it would surprise her, since Emma was the nosiest of the bunch.
    “Does it matter?” Emma shrugged. “I happen to know that tonight is one of the nights Mason isn’t at the club. He’s off doing something else. Best time to go check it out would be today.”
    What could Jordan say? “What time do you want to meet up?”
    Later that evening, they decided to keep Ellie out of the plans. With Jordan and Aric in a brand-new relationship, the last thing she wanted was for Ellie to feel conflicted over taking sides. Jordan was curious to know why the wolf had wanted to hurt her. It could just be something as simple as hating humans, but instinct told her there was more going on.
    They sat in Emma’s car. Groups of people entered the non-descript building. Her stomach churned. She turned to her friends.
    “Horny Wolfe?”
    Emma shrugged and bit her lip attempting to hide her laughter. “I didn’t come up with the name, I just found the place.”
    “There’s probably an orgy going on in there. And since I am the one looking for the white wolf, I think I should go inside first and make sure it’s safe before you two come in.”
    “What?”
    “No”
    Nic and Emma replied at the same time.
    “If there’s an orgy going on, I want to watch.” Nic stared at the entrance with a frown.
    Emma laughed. “Perv.”
    “Shut up, you know you wanna watch too.”
    “Listen to me. If we all go in there and something goes wrong, who’s going to get help?” Jordan highly doubted that the single wolf, if it were there, would attack her in a place filled with Mason’s guards. Not when the Wolfes’ were known for protecting humans.
    “Fine, Nic stays, and I go with you.” Emma pulled out her Taser.
    “Emma, no. I am the only one that knows what I’m looking for. One human may be strange in there, but two of us will surely call attention.” Possibly the wrong, growly type.
    Something about Jordan had turned that wolf aggressive. She needed to know what.
    “Here,” Emma slapped an earpiece into her hand. “Try not to lose this one.”
    “We’ll stay in constant communication and if anything happens we’ll come in to get you and get back-up.” Nic held on to her cell phone. “But if there’s no danger and there’s an orgy happening, let a woman know.”
    After putting on the earpiece and opening communication with Emma, Jordan stepped out of the car. Her short dress fluttered around mid-thigh, caressing her overheated skin. She wiped her sweaty palms on the sides of her clingy dress. Her heels clicked on the pavement, bringing her closer to the entrance and a club filled with paranormals. Nerves on edge, she smiled at the doorman. The giant bulky man frowned. He lowered to her height and sniffed by her neck.
    “Are you sure you should be here?” His low growl made her teeter on the verge of heading back to the car.
    She smiled brightly. “Yes. Can I go in?”
    He stared at her for a moment. A ring of gold circled his iris. “Seek the bartender if you encounter problems.”
    “Are you there?” She whispered.
    “We’re here. Are you okay?” Emma was worried.
    “Yes. I just wanted to make sure we were still connected.” Jordan shivered down a darkened hallway and stopped at a second door. Her impulse was to turn around. The sound of music and moaning came from the other side of the new metal door. She reached for the handle. Someone

Similar Books

Spiderkid

Claude Lalumiere

Ocean Pearl

J.C. Burke

I can make you hate

Charlie Brooker

Good Oil

Laura Buzo