Heart of the Bayou Beasts
When I pushed out the front door Beau followed in my wake I stopped in my tracks stunned, everything was eerily still.
Everything that is, except for the wind that whipped in a vortex around her. Angry and chaotic, her loose shirt moved with it. She appeared to be a goddess of the wind. It was my fault, I shut out the Beast and wolf’s instincts, I needed to apologize as a man, somewhere along the way I had apparently lost that bit of myself, a part of my humanity to the rest of it all. I stepped closer. “Wyatt,” Beau called in a warning. I ignored him. One of her arms hugged around her waist, still holding the damn cookie. The other cradled the cup of coffee to her chest. ‘She cries over cof
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