Good catch, Ty commended his grizzly as he bent to pick up the fish. This is going to taste good.
I told you I still know how to fish, his grizzly retorted. I feel someone watching.
I do, too, Ty silently responded.
It her. We go? his grizzly asked.
Not yet, Ty cautioned. We know she is here. The last thing we want to do is scare her off. It has taken us almost a week and this is our first break.
Ty carried the fish over to where he had set up camp. There was no guarantee that the person watching him was Ella, but he would bet his dinner that it was. A shiver ran through him as another gust of cold wind blew down from the mountains. In his bear form he was fine. In his two-legged form, he was freezing his ass off. He quickly washed his hands in the icy water pooled near his tent and g
