Taming her Wild Mates

blinked her eyes open. The first thing she noticed was the softness be

hard bodies-too close for comfort. Her breath caught as sh

line, with muscles rippling even in his sleep. His skin w

ickened as p

ually breathtaking man, also naked, his chest

memories began

ree of them surrounding her. Fangs sinking into her flesh. Pain and s

ispered breathles

widened as the truth

th every move. A groan escaped her lips, and that

is golden eyes flashed as they landed

outh, but there was something else in his g

his gaze softer b

ents slow and deliberate, as

bled away, her back pressing agains

ce trembling. "You're... you're werewolv

his head. "No, Meredith," he said sof

roze, her eyes darting between th

at first, he licked his lips and gently said, "We marked you." His

s the weight of his words sank in. "Mate?

Purge isn't about killing. It's a way for us to find our true mates. When we bit you, we were co

gled. "No... no, that can't be. I'm weak, I'm just hu

eanses you of your human identity. Soon, your own wolf will emerge, and you'll be stronger-stronger than you've eve

ispered. "Why di

ost kissing her. "We didn

tender for the storm of emotions raging inside her.

, realizing there

s eyes softening as he noticed h

dy trembling slightly from the over

k with his soft lips. "How are you feeling, Swee

still piecing together the fragmen

responded to them in ways she never imagined. And now, her

, but another part felt drawn to them, bo

. "There are only two of you here..."

room for now," he said. "We thought it would be best to give you some space. The

ught of sharing a room, let alone a bed, with

th men sp

, her voice resolute. "I want to go home.

"I'm sorry, my Gorgeous Mate,

resting on her cheek. "The Moonlit

s filled with tears, but she fought

ned down, pressing his forehead ge

of emotions surging within her. She inhaled sharply

nd Xavier exchanged glances, but t

ed, standing from the bed.

he room, the soft thud of t

ening as she glanced around the room, searching

ightmare. Without thinking twice, she moved to the w

ce as she pushed the window open, the scent

ground softly. She scanned the area, desperate for

her body froze. A figure stood just ahea

ually against a tree, arms crossed over his mu

y already, L