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work.”
“No.”
“What do you mean, no? You are not my keeper. I’m an adult, I make my own decisions.”
“You’re going to tell me what changed your mind. Yesterday you denied you’re my mate, today you wake up and suddenly come to the realization that you’re mine. So, no more games, why do you accept my claim now?” Devlin waited while she adjusted her dress and smoothed the lines out by running her hands down her thighs.
This would be much easier if he would just kiss her and shut up, she grumbled under her breath. She felt like a fool trying to explain her quick turn around.
“Umm, I had a revelation?” Crap, that was supposed to be a statement, not a question.
Devlin stared at her, unblinking.
“I feel it too, okay? You’re the one for me, the stars are aligned, the earth is on its axis, everything is right in the world, blah, blah, blah.” She sat back and crossing her arms, dared him to laugh.
He held his laughter in, barely as he inched closer to her. “My love, your declaration makes my heart soar.”
She tried to shove him back, but he didn’t budge. “Oh, shut up.”
Lifting her up, he placed her in his lap with her butt snuggled up to his groin. Sweet torture. Devlin blew the hair away from her ear and whispered, “Tonight. The medication will be out of your system by then, and I’ll claim you.” Olivia shivered.
“Afterwards, we’ll go down to the pond and you’ll accept your gift from the Faery Queen and become a werewolf. Normally our pack would come along to watch and celebrate with us, but I don’t want to wait for a formal ceremony. You’ll be stronger, live longer and heal faster.”
“Will it hurt?” she asked quietly as she snuggled into his neck.
“No, this is pure magic. No morphing because of the moon or cracking bones. The magic simply takes over and transforms you.”
Olivia relaxed in his arms, letting her worries fall away.
Chapter 6
Willie woke with the expected disorientation, which seemed to be his new normal. Taking a moment, he looked around trying to figure out where he was. Oh yeah, now he remembered. He always woke up back in his crappy apartment.
He laughed knowing the residents in the building had no idea he haunted the place. The room had not changed at all, still dreary and dirty. He wondered if they would rent the place out eventually and thought of the fun he could have with any new tenants.
There was something he wanted to do, he knew. Thinking hard, he remembered. The pond. That place was incredible, the power embedded in the water called to him. He needed to get back there, but he was confused about how he’d found the pond in the first place.
Sitting on the edge of his dirty mattress, he pushed through the memories, trying to take hold and capture the pond in his head. That was the trick. Picture it and he could transport himself there.
A moment later he stood at the waters edge across from a castle. He stared at the monstrosity thinking some old couple probably lived there with more money than brains.
Walking into the water, he felt his essence absorb the energy. He felt godlike, indestructible. Dying wasn’t so bad. He could go wherever he wanted with no one to stop him.
Now, if he could find that last girl that had gotten away. That one still troubled him. There was something different about her, something he couldn’t get a handle on.
She’d been an easy target. He’d seen her talking on her phone as she left the student center, unaware he stood in the shadows, watching.
When he shot the electrodes from his Taser, she’d crumbled gracelessly into his arms. He had no problem pouring her onto his trucks bench seat with the electrodes still attached to her body. Bending her knees, he arranged her on her side and shut his passenger door before going around to the drive’s side.
Sliding in, he picked his Taser back up from the floorboard where he had placed it. He would need to shock her every few minutes to keep her
“No.”
“What do you mean, no? You are not my keeper. I’m an adult, I make my own decisions.”
“You’re going to tell me what changed your mind. Yesterday you denied you’re my mate, today you wake up and suddenly come to the realization that you’re mine. So, no more games, why do you accept my claim now?” Devlin waited while she adjusted her dress and smoothed the lines out by running her hands down her thighs.
This would be much easier if he would just kiss her and shut up, she grumbled under her breath. She felt like a fool trying to explain her quick turn around.
“Umm, I had a revelation?” Crap, that was supposed to be a statement, not a question.
Devlin stared at her, unblinking.
“I feel it too, okay? You’re the one for me, the stars are aligned, the earth is on its axis, everything is right in the world, blah, blah, blah.” She sat back and crossing her arms, dared him to laugh.
He held his laughter in, barely as he inched closer to her. “My love, your declaration makes my heart soar.”
She tried to shove him back, but he didn’t budge. “Oh, shut up.”
Lifting her up, he placed her in his lap with her butt snuggled up to his groin. Sweet torture. Devlin blew the hair away from her ear and whispered, “Tonight. The medication will be out of your system by then, and I’ll claim you.” Olivia shivered.
“Afterwards, we’ll go down to the pond and you’ll accept your gift from the Faery Queen and become a werewolf. Normally our pack would come along to watch and celebrate with us, but I don’t want to wait for a formal ceremony. You’ll be stronger, live longer and heal faster.”
“Will it hurt?” she asked quietly as she snuggled into his neck.
“No, this is pure magic. No morphing because of the moon or cracking bones. The magic simply takes over and transforms you.”
Olivia relaxed in his arms, letting her worries fall away.
Chapter 6
Willie woke with the expected disorientation, which seemed to be his new normal. Taking a moment, he looked around trying to figure out where he was. Oh yeah, now he remembered. He always woke up back in his crappy apartment.
He laughed knowing the residents in the building had no idea he haunted the place. The room had not changed at all, still dreary and dirty. He wondered if they would rent the place out eventually and thought of the fun he could have with any new tenants.
There was something he wanted to do, he knew. Thinking hard, he remembered. The pond. That place was incredible, the power embedded in the water called to him. He needed to get back there, but he was confused about how he’d found the pond in the first place.
Sitting on the edge of his dirty mattress, he pushed through the memories, trying to take hold and capture the pond in his head. That was the trick. Picture it and he could transport himself there.
A moment later he stood at the waters edge across from a castle. He stared at the monstrosity thinking some old couple probably lived there with more money than brains.
Walking into the water, he felt his essence absorb the energy. He felt godlike, indestructible. Dying wasn’t so bad. He could go wherever he wanted with no one to stop him.
Now, if he could find that last girl that had gotten away. That one still troubled him. There was something different about her, something he couldn’t get a handle on.
She’d been an easy target. He’d seen her talking on her phone as she left the student center, unaware he stood in the shadows, watching.
When he shot the electrodes from his Taser, she’d crumbled gracelessly into his arms. He had no problem pouring her onto his trucks bench seat with the electrodes still attached to her body. Bending her knees, he arranged her on her side and shut his passenger door before going around to the drive’s side.
Sliding in, he picked his Taser back up from the floorboard where he had placed it. He would need to shock her every few minutes to keep her
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