Thrown to the Wolves (Big Bad Wolf, #3)

by Charlie Adhara

“It’s barbaric and unnecessary, and I’m thoroughly ashamed of myself for doing it,” Park said, his chin drawing circles in Cooper’s shoulder now. “But I hate that his scent is all over you.” He whispered that last part and slid his hands up and down Cooper’s arms. “I want you to smell like us again.”

“Loving you is the privilege of my already overprivileged life. I never wanted you to feel like I was hiding you from them. I was trying to hide them from you.”

“I love you,” Park said, holding him against his chest. “Really love you. I mean it.” “That’s awkward, ’cause I’ve just been joking this whole time.” Park yanked on the back of his sweaty shirt. “Porcupine. Why do I have such a soft spot for bastards?”