Total pages in book: 35
Estimated words: 33472 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 167(@200wpm)___ 134(@250wpm)___ 112(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 33472 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 167(@200wpm)___ 134(@250wpm)___ 112(@300wpm)
She wore a long skirt with a soft pair of tights that didn’t even last a minute against Dex’s hard grip. Releasing a moan, she felt his hand slowly slide up her thigh, moving toward her pussy. The moment he touched her, she felt her body grow tense, wanting more.
“Please,” she said.
“Don’t worry. I know what you want.”
Him.
Casey sat up suddenly.
“What?” Dex asked.
“Did you hear that?”
“Did I hear what?”
She frowned and tried to listen. “You didn’t hear that?”
“Hear what? Casey, there is no one else in this house. My dad did it this way so he knew…”
She wrinkled her nose. “Please don’t remind me that our parents know we’re having sex.”
“Our parents are wolves, baby. They know how we feel, and we’re also newly … together.”
Casey smiled. “And soon we’ll be mated and married,” she said.
Dex sighed. “Those words sound so good.”
She laughed. “You know, men are supposed to be a little terrified at the prospect of being married off.”
“Not this man. It is all I’ve ever wanted, so long as the woman I’m going to be with is you.”
“You know the right answers.” She pulled him in close and kissed him.
He cupped her pussy, sliding a finger between her slit.
Casey knew what she heard, but she also knew no one was in the house. It had to have been in her head. Maybe she was getting tired. Being pregnant, facing the reality of possibly never transitioning, had started to take its toll.
She didn’t know what that voice was, but she knew that as long as she was with Dex, she’d be happy. He was the love of her life, and she wasn’t going to allow Lucinda’s premonition to affect their future. She couldn’t.
She wouldn’t fail him.
Pulling him down into the kiss, she felt his fingers as they pressed inside her. She slid her hands down, going toward the zipper of his pants and working it down. He let out a moan as she reached into his pants, taking out his cock and working from the tip right down to the base. Pre-cum already leaked out of the top, providing enough lubrication for her to work his dick.
She refused to believe anything bad was going to happen. She wouldn’t fail Dex. The very idea of it seemed almost ludicrous to her.
“Do you have any idea what you’re doing to me?” he asked.
She moaned as he pressed a second finger inside her, twisting his hand around, and she rocked against him. “I imagine the same you’re doing for me.”
The words were hard to form. She didn’t know what she was saying or thinking. Everything felt so good.
All too soon, he stopped, pulling out of her pussy, and she thought he was ready to take her, but then he dropped to his knees.
“Dex?”
“I have to taste you.”
Within seconds his lips were on her pussy, and she cried out. His tongue sliding up and down, moving around her clit, then gliding down to plunge inside her. Closing her eyes, she gave herself to the pleasure.
Ours.
Our mate.
Forever.
Casey opened her eyes, and she couldn’t believe it.
“Dex!”
He stopped. “What? What is it?”
“I … I think I hear my wolf?” She frowned and looked at him.
“What?”
“I know it’s crazy, but I think I just heard her.”
“What did she say?”
“She … you’re ours, and that you’re our mate, forever.”
“Are you sure you didn’t just think that?”
“I know what I heard and I know what I feel.” She nibbled her lip. “It could have been my wolf, right?”
He cupped her cheeks and then took possession of her lips. “Always. She could be there, always.”
She smiled at him. “I know it’s crazy.”
“No, it’s not crazy. It’s not crazy at all.”
What did this mean? If her wolf had finally started to talk to her, what did it mean?
Chapter Ten
Three Days Later
“Is there a reason we’re prowling the forest?” Dex asked.
“One of Newman’s kids said he saw a body out near the lake. We’re coming to check it out.”
“Newman’s kids? Aren’t they like ten years old? Why didn’t they come and check it out or something?”
Klaus sighed. “I guess it freaked them out. Not many kids have seen a body.”
Dex frowned. “But it would have to be one of the wolves. We don’t have hunters coming through here.”
“True, unless Lucinda’s shield has been affected, but I doubt that because it would have happened long before now.”
He agreed with his father. In the last eighteen years, not even a single traveling human had broached this forest. From what Lucinda had told him, humans tend to get an uneasy feeling when they’re close, and try to avoid the forest at all costs.
Dex didn’t understand how the magic worked, only that it did, and he wasn’t going to be the one arguing about it.
They made their way to the lake, and he couldn’t help but think about Casey. She’d been so excited the past couple of days, as she’d been enjoying rare glimpses of her wolf. She asked him not to say anything to their parents, and he promised he wouldn’t. He was nervous about it.