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Fated
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K.M. Shea8,009 ratings, 4.37 average rating, 454 reviews
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“All fall she’d illegally and forcefully turned humans into werewolves in an attempt to make Greyson look bad.”
― Fated
― Fated
“Greyson tilted his head and smirked in a way that used to kick up my self-defense instincts.
“What?” I asked.
“Nothing,” he said with too much innocence. “I was just congratulating myself.”
“For what?”
“For the brilliant decision to accept my mate bond with you, Lady Hunter.”
“It turned out better than I ever hoped for,” I admitted.
“It did, didn’t it?” He leaned closer, and even after more than six months of being bonded, it still made my spine prickle with over-awareness. “You’re a lot of trouble, but you’re worth it.”
“I’m trouble? You’re the one who recklessly bargains with his life, accepts potentially hazardous mate bonds, and tears head first into danger!”
“More decisions I’m proud of,” Greyson said.
I gaped at him in disbelief, and he chuckled lowly, then took advantage of the moment to kiss me senseless.
“Aroo!” I’d never heard a howl tinged with disgust, but when I laughed and stepped away from Greyson, Aeric had his head down and his paws covering his eyes.
Wyatt wagged his tail at us and crooned what I suspect was supposed to be some kind of romantic love song, because Aeric made a dry-heaving-hacking noise.
I rolled my eyes.”
― Fated
“What?” I asked.
“Nothing,” he said with too much innocence. “I was just congratulating myself.”
“For what?”
“For the brilliant decision to accept my mate bond with you, Lady Hunter.”
“It turned out better than I ever hoped for,” I admitted.
“It did, didn’t it?” He leaned closer, and even after more than six months of being bonded, it still made my spine prickle with over-awareness. “You’re a lot of trouble, but you’re worth it.”
“I’m trouble? You’re the one who recklessly bargains with his life, accepts potentially hazardous mate bonds, and tears head first into danger!”
“More decisions I’m proud of,” Greyson said.
I gaped at him in disbelief, and he chuckled lowly, then took advantage of the moment to kiss me senseless.
“Aroo!” I’d never heard a howl tinged with disgust, but when I laughed and stepped away from Greyson, Aeric had his head down and his paws covering his eyes.
Wyatt wagged his tail at us and crooned what I suspect was supposed to be some kind of romantic love song, because Aeric made a dry-heaving-hacking noise.
I rolled my eyes.”
― Fated
