“Kade,” I said between kisses. “Slow down.”
“I can’t,” he growled. “We might not make it back to the Alpha Castle. Unless I carry you.”
I giggled. We made it halfway from the bonfire. Kade stroked my thigh sending tingles throughout my body. He kissed my neck. He led me to a tree and pinned me there.
“Kade,” I moaned.
He grunted with satisfaction. He bit the soft flesh on my neck. I sunk my claws into his back. I melted into him. We wouldn’t make it to Kade’s bedroom and then I remembered the wolf I came face to face with. My heart slammed forward. Kade felt it and pulled back. He cupped my cheeks and held my gaze.
“What’s wrong?”
“Kade, I saw it. The wolf. It attacked me.”
“What?” He blasted and I cringed. “Why didn’t you tell me?”
“Sorry, I just— I kicked its tail.”
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