“I mean,” Sedona continues, “We’re obviously attracted to each other—”
The roaring in my ears is the sound of all the blood in my body rushing to my c**k. It’s so loud I nearly miss her next comment, “We could just, I don’t know, fool around.” She shrugs and swallows. “It doesn’t have to mean anything, beyond tonight.”
I’m across the room before I realize my control has snapped. Sedona retreats, her face white at the wolf in my eyes. I stalk her until her back hits the wall and then plant my hands beside her head, caging her. I lean close, careful not to touch, but it’s no use. Her sweet scent makes me dizzy.
“Is that what you did with your little humans? Fool around?” My voice comes out a growl.
“No,” she breathes. Her pupils are blown.
I curl a lock of her hair around my index finge
