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by
Shannon Mae
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September 1 - September 2, 2025
“I have no fucking idea why I’m with you sometimes, Josh, because I have to deal with shit like this all the fucking time! It’s always you, you, you. You’re whiny, boring as fuck, and an uptight control freak. You’re lucky I’m with you, because no one else would deal with your issues. I sure as fuck don’t get anything from this,” he yelled.
I was just so damn tired. My face and wrist were both throbbing, and my eyes were heavy and ached from crying. Aiden seemed to sense it, because he said, “Just close your eyes and rest a minute. It’s okay, Josh. You’re safe.” Safe. I was safe. I don’t know why I believed him, but I did exactly as he said, closing my eyes and letting myself rest.
don’t know how long I cried. It felt like ages, but it could have been two minutes. My eyes hurt. Everything hurt. Wilder was still rumbling in a soothing way. He gently guided me to the couch, leaving me tucked into his chest. He sat down and sort of pulled me into his lap as he did, like I was a little kid.
“He’s pack,” I said. “We take care of our own, and we don’t judge.”
Wasn’t it customary for humans to give each other flowers when they were interested? I couldn’t deny my interest in Josh, and the idea of courting him made me want to rumble in pleasure.
I smiled indulgently and led my boys off to the cash register, happy to buy them some new toys. You were never too old to enjoy things that made you happy.
I had to remind myself to go slow. I was patient.
Patience, I reminded myself. I had patience.
The sheriff undid the handcuffs, muttering at Jude the whole time. Jude just blew him a kiss and whispered something that made the sheriff blush.
Nothing on the dating front, unless you count the birds,” he answered. I chuckled. Seb had befriended the local crows, and he was sort of fascinated with them.
Being in Wilder’s arms made me feel safe.
well, Q looks like he’s about to eviscerate someone most of the time. And Liam just gazes dopily at him like it’s the cutest thing he’s ever seen,”
After all, I wasn’t sure if Josh was ready to deal with the fact that one of his best friends was a grim reaper and death ferryman.
It was kind of cute in an adolescent sort of way. I think all the boys wanted to feel accepted by Josh, and reprimanding was his love language. The boys knew it and were pleased each time they got told not to do something. In return, they jokingly called him step-dad or dad, and Josh blushed adorably each time they did.