Incubus Care Manual
It was a wolf, barely holding itself back, waiting for permission to bare its teeth.
I cleared my throat, embarrassed, and stammered out an apology.
"Orion, I'm sorry. I've never raised an incubus before, so I didn't know about your, um, urges. I honestly thought you were just meant to help humans with housework."
"It's okay," he said, his voice rough. "I like doing housework for you."
But the rumbling in his throat grew louder.
Uneasy, I swallowed hard and remembered the first line from the care manual I'd just read: When an incubus is hungry, you can let him hold you. Your warmth and scent will help calm his agitation and desire.