“Yup. Two days after I got him settled there. I found him halfway down the highway rolling his chair like he was in a damn marathon. Looked me dead in the eye and told me that if I tried to stick him in a place full of drooling old betas, he’d bite his own tail off.”
I laughed harder, and Aaron joined in. “That definitely sounds like him.” I could see it clearly, George yelling at Aaron with that stubborn set on his mouth. But we both knew it was because he felt most at home with Aaron. He didn’t want to be separated from family.
I leaned back onto Aaron and closed my eyes. I took in his scent, relished in the way his hands felt on my back. When I opened my eyes, Aaron was staring at me. It was the same look he had on right before he kissed me.
And by the goddess, my wolf was hungry for him.
“I’ve been feeling a lot of sparks lately,” he said instead.
I cleared my throat. “Sparks?”
“Yeah.” He tightened his hand around mine and kissed my fingers again. “I haven’t felt like this in a long time. Not since… well, before. And it’s not just me. My wolf… he wants you.”
You could cut the tension with a knife. Aaron was looking at me like he wanted to swallow me whole. And Lucky, she was elated. She paced, growled, whimpered, roared. She wanted him too. Every part of her howled for him.
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But I didn’t say it out loud.
I forced myself to pull back. My wolf didn’t like it. Lucky clawed at my insides. But I managed to keep my voice calm as I spoke.
“Aaron… I don’t know much about you… or anything at all.” He drew his brows together as if to say ‘that’s not entirely true.” “Well, I know that you like to make jokes. I know you’re kind and thoughtful. But I don’t know anything about your past. Not even… her.”
His jaw tensed before I even said the word. But I said it anyway. “Your ex–wife.”
Aaron’s entire demeanor shifted instantly. His eyes darkened, body stiffened. He pulled away from me and rose to his feet. “I have some work I need to attend to.”
“Aaron…”
He leaned down and kissed me on the forehead. “I’m glad you’re here.”
“Aaron… Please stay, we can talk about something else.”
Aaron didn’t turn back. He strolled out of the room.
Lucky whined in my chest. I exhaled and stared at the door, wondering what I had to do to get him to open up to me. Aaron knew practically everything about me. It just wasn’t ideal.
After about an hour, I pulled myself from bed. I took a long, hot shower, trying to wash away all the confusion. I quickly dressed up in a hoodie and leggings, grabbed my laptop and headed downstairs hoping to see Aaron.
Most of the pain in my limbs had subsided, but I still strained a little as
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