“To alert the guards to invaders, from the south, I suspect.” “They’re expecting invaders?” I asked in shock. “There’s always that chance.” She shrugged. “Things aren’t good between the vamps and the wolves.”
Thick cock in hand, stroking up and down as he stared at me, cowering in my hiding place.
See, there’s definitely an editing issue going on because when it switches POVs the scene is changed. Dominic was in a hiding place, not Sienna. Sienna was looking for Holly. This has happened a few times.
I tipped my face to the sky and sucked in a breath until I could feel my breasts straining against the sweetheart neckline of my dress. Take that, big boy.
“I think that you are a fool if you believe it, and from what I saw in the training grounds, you are holding your cards far closer to your chest than even I realized.”
was right to keep my hand hidden.” “Very much so,” I said. “Then, I would say our auntie loves me best, for it was on her advice,” Will said. “When I was twelve.”
Oh my! He experienced a lot with auntie at twelve years old! 🤣🤣🤣
Those golden eyes turned to me. “Yes, indeed, though not likely for the reason you think. I was in an . . .an accident, I suppose you would call it, as a child. Prior to that, I was fair, quite blonde. After, the roots began growing in this color.”
“And your real name—” She leaned over the board. “Let me guess, you are winning, General?” she said, deftly changing the subject. Interesting. She didn’t want me to know her real name?
She bestowed on him a wide smile that made me want to smash something, flip the table, anything to draw her eyes back to me. To keep her looking at me as though I’d set the moon in the sky and named every star for her.
That thought fresh in my mind, to the stables I went, pausing at Havoc’s stall. The black bitch of a mare gave me a serious side eye and then lunged at me, teeth bared.
“That is because we cannot be friends.” He shrugged. “I watched ‘The Fox and the Hound’ with my niece, just last week. I do believe that is you and I.” I laughed. “You would relate our childhood friendship with a Disney movie?”
“In perhaps a different form, you would go unnoticed.” Lochlin lowered his hands and wrinkled up his nose. “As a dog.” “Is that not one of your shapes?”
“A wolf would be rather . . . obvious. But a sweet mutt? One that I could gift to my aunt?” It was my turn to spread my hands wide. “No one would be amiss.”
And how would the dog gather intel with Evangeline? If he went out alone, he might actually get eaten.
It felt rather like that time I’d spotted a massive spider on the bedroom wall, only to have it disappear before I returned with my shoe in hand to get rid of it. Unsettling.
“Don’t you want a side-saddle, Miss?” the other boy asked. “She don’t use one,” Timmy said. “But she don’t usually look this pretty, either.” I wasn’t sure whether to take that as a compliment or an insult.
"When you what?" he cut in, his expression incredulous. "Do you have a death wish, woman?" I scowled at him and crossed my arms over my chest. "I prefer the concerned, doting Dominic to the General, if you please," I shot back.
Which is what I was attempting to put into motion when you likely saw me riding out this evening."
So Anthony was following him! But why wouldn’t he think they were sneaking off to have a tryst and that Dominic would turn around soon if she didn’t arrive?
I couldn’t help glancing over at Dominic, leaned over the stallion’s neck, body moving in perfect rhythm with his horse. Damn, that had almost been me under him. If not for the whole, King is dead business.