Growls tore from their throats — deep, animalistic sounds vibrating straight through the ground beneath my feet.
The atmosphere was suffocating.
I stumbled back a step, clutching the doorframe to stay upright.
My head spun.
Their scents tangled around me, thick and potent, so heavy that breathing felt like inhaling smoke. My skin prickled painfully. Heat flashed down my spine and coiled low in my belly.
No. No, no, no.
The unmistakable tingling between my thighs, the liquid warmth pooling there—
Gods.
If this kept up, my body would betray me, shoving me straight into a premature heat I wasn’t prepared for.
I squeezed my eyes shut, biting my lip hard enough to taste blood, willing myself to stay grounded.
"Stop it," I gasped, my voice hoarse.
Neither of them moved.
They were loc
