Vindicated

issed. "He'

uc

There was no time to tell if she was happy or horrified, because

wn," Fenr

nize Fenrir's authority as the alpha, and he slashed

ice strained as the wolf con

ing that body for a purpose. What if th

it clicked shut. Why would I trust anything Grog had told me? Fenrir w

Grog's hea

ing him flinch. With another blow, he cracked bone, an

you say?

erating that body, we

l sickening cracks. Wincing, I clenched my teeth. Broken bones woul

Grog's head. It was the same creature I had chased through town. Almost hairless with an

and I swallowed. It was no wonder sh

l tear it into pieces and bury them i

making my body go limp. "There's no tim

wned.

"Do you remember how pained I was the n

at bad?"

. "Only this time, I'

ng to rise on a leg that had been snapp

st. "Please, make

rils flared, and his full l

ng alight. With a desperate moan, I clung to his chest and

d to where he'd left Grog's broken and burned body, two feet away f

my lungs, even though my w

to kill us,"

confusion, her

burst of heat that tore through me like a firestorm. Sweat broke out across

ed my teeth, but it had no effect. It was as though my body knew

nd I stared up into his turquoise eyes. "Pl

on you." He dropped the lupine head on the floor and slammed his foot into it,

to the ceiling. Even the tub was made from black granite and looked large enough to

" I wh

cool floor. "That

ayed for release. Cold water cascaded down on my body, soak

od," I said, my m

less, his blond curls darkened with t

ath hi

sculpted muscles of his chest. I wasn't sure if it was the shower, the haze of lust coloring my