Edeline
His wolf had been on edge ever since he almost lost me. All he wanted now was to keep me close, mark me again and again, prove I was still his. Still alive. I felt it through our bond like a heartbeat.
His lips buzzed softly against my neck. “If the doctor says you can go home…” he murmured, voice like smoke, “I’m going to destroy you in our bed tonight. Carefully. Thoroughly.”
I gasped, my mouth parting, a rush of heat racing down my spine. All I could do was nod dumbly as the reality of the day returned like a splash of cold water.
“I—I need a shower,” I stammered, blinking out of my daze. “Go. Go do what you need to while the doctor checks in.&r
