The kiss didn’t happen, because she ran. She was scared that that would send her packing before she was even able to start. She had seen the way his eyes flickered from hers to her mouth and that had been the reason she had pushed with all her might and escaped. Two days later, she was still avoiding him. There was something about the way he looked at her that night that scared her, something that made her know that it wasn’t just her imagination. She guessed that it was just the spur of the moment thing. Someone as hot as Gabriel Berkeley wouldn’t look at her like she was a delicious meal. Perhaps, she had read too much into it, and it was a trick of her mind. Two good days and she had been avoiding him, making sure that she had come downstairs very early to make breakfast, only to have it served and then disappear, appearing back when he had left the house for work. Cara still hadn’t shown up, but she had called to talk to her last night, promising to be here this morning. She wa

After that show, Cara turned back into her human form, then she wore her cloth, and then they went back to the house. “That was scary, but it was also really fascinating,” Alex said as they got to the house. Cara shrugged with a smile. “It’s nothing to be scared or skeptical about. We’re half humans after all.” She said. Nodding in agreement, Alex pushed the front door of the house open, her eyes immediately going to the wall clock that was against the wall out in the hall. She realized that they had been gone for an hour. That had gone by quickly. She was surely not even putting the time they spent there at heart, so she had been pulled into the world of the unknown, a world that was not known to her even a few days ago, even though she had briefly heard about it from her once drunk friend one night. She walked to the living room with Cara right behind her. She sat on the couch where her best friend had placed the clothes she brought in front of, and then she picked up one of the

It’s been two days since Cara visited and she was still trying her best to avoid Gabe, or make sure never to be caught alone with him.Working for him seemed nice enough, but she still couldn’t get rid of the way she felt whenever she was close to him and that wasn’t acceptable. He was, after all, her boss. It was getting worse, and it was starting to scare her. She had started to feel his eyes on her body even when he was not there. The day Cara was here and they had been in her room, she had been trying on some of the clothes Cara brought when suddenly it felt as if someone's eyes were on him, besides Cara's and because of the way she felt, she concluded that it was Gabe's eyes she was feeling even though he was not there. Before they went upstairs to her room, he wasn’t back from work so it couldn’t have been possible that he was there. She had even at a time looking at the door, but no one was there. The heat she had felt that day made her realize that it was getting worse, how

“You're really hard working, Alex. I can’t believe you could clean this whole place.” Max said as they say on the front porch of the guest house. “When you offered, I thought you were just feeling obligated. Alex grinned, showing him her lovely set of teeth. Max smiled back at her, loving the way her teeth were. She was a beautiful woman, too bad their boss had his eyes on her, and he was confused that she might be his mate. “It’s not really a big deal. I’m used to doing house chores and cleaning as well.”“I see.” He chuckled. Alex had only done the cleaning because she wanted to do something. She had been thinking about Gabe more often than she should and she concluded that it was because she had been“Do you want something? I want to go inside to get a glass of iced lemonade.” He said.“Yeah,” she gave him a thumbs up and nodded. “That’s good too. Thank you.” She said. She needed it because she suddenly felt her throat all dried up, and it had nothing to do with the fact that s

“Drinking this much won’t make things fine you know,” Dean said, looking at his best friend as he took another sip of his drink. He had just flown into America two days ago from his business trip and Gabe had called him, and they were now at their usual bar. He had brought him up to date, telling him about Alex, the woman his sister had brought to him, her best friend from college or so. He knew that Gabriel wasn’t really looking for his mate, but he had known that he would only want to settle for her when the time came. Now, he had found her and she was human. He still doesn’t understand why an alpha was getting a human mate. Had they ever gotten a human before but they never knew about it? Anyway, that wasn’t the point. It was his best friend that he was worried about. “You know drinking this much won’t do your health any good, right?” he asked, but Gabe refuse to answer. “Fuck!” He muttered. This was one of the times he wished that Gabe's parents were still alive or that his br