Dinner caught and devoured, Kelly was trotting along the fencerow, keeping to the shadows. Was he hungry enough to consider looking for another rabbit? There were still hours to go until dawn. So long as he was back to having just two legs, clothes on and in his car before first light, everything would be sweet. The wind blew him a familiar scent. What? Why should he smell Simon out here more or less in the middle of nowhere? Kelly stopped and sniffed. There was no doubt, after the glorious s*x of the early morning with his nose buried against his lover’s skin. It had to be Simon. Cautiously, he followed the aroma. It wouldn’t really do to scare the crap out of Simon by showing up as an enormous wolf.
Trotting carefully in the direction of the road that cut through the farmland where he h
