The tightness in Bryan"s chest, something he"d fought all night long, eased a little when their home came into view. Light glowed from the windows like a beacon. She"d waited up for them.
They"d washed their hands and faces before leaving the party. Otherwise, even with the dulled senses of a human, she would still have picked up the cloying stink of other women"s perfumes on them. And he didn"t want to touch her when his own senses were filled with evidence of their mistake. Because that was what this night had been. A colossal mistake.
He prayed she would forgive them.
As soon as they alit on the street in front of the house, the scent of other dragons hit him. He spun around. Looking for the males. The streets were empty. Quiet.
He pivoted toward the house.
No… it couldn"t be. They
