ALPHAS of the PEAK
Harrison’s heartbeat was a slow, rhythmic thrum under my cheek, and even as his hand came up to stroke my hair, I knew his mind was still prowling the borders of our lie.
“You know, I feel as if I am running with a mated male,” I said a moment later, finally finding the words for our shadow-relationship. “It’s like I’m hunting so hard to keep the high-bitch and the neighbors from catching our scent. Except, in this forest, you aren't bonded, and the so-called mate knows exactly where I sleep.”
Harrison snickered, his fingers sweeping the hair away from the sensitive skin of my neck. “You are essentially my secret shadow-mate.”
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