He opened his large jaws and let out a mighty roar. The beast angry and wanting his mate. Mine. His angry tread tore up the grass as he sank his claws into the moist earth. He'd run all the way from the Den, but the Bear was still angry.
He needed an outlet for all his frustrations, but nothing would work. He needed her. Rejection stung and the pain of their separation burned through him. Worthless, he thought, and his Bear growled deep and low.
His animal did not like it when Nate blamed himself for his mate's skittishness. He urged the man to be patient but firm. To show her he was hers. Claim.
Nate paused his huge furry body for a second as he got near the shore of Lake Ursa. His Bear stood up on his back legs and watched the still water as his human mind wandered back to just the w
