I woke up cradled against Callahan's chest, his body heat making a cocoon of warmth around us. I could make out the sun beginning to set through the curtains of the bedroom. We had been asleep for the entire afternoon. Yet I couldn't feel angry about that, I was content in Callahan's arms, I felt safe and secure in his arms. Something I hadn't felt in a long time. Yet as my senses came to me, everything from earlier came flooding back. Callahan Darcy wasn't human, he was a werewolf. Something that should only exist in movies and fiction. Not something in the real world. I knew that we would need to talk about it fully, that he needs to explain a few things. But first, I needed to relieve my bladder. I tried to untangle myself from Mateo's grip, but he only held me tighter.
"Baby, I've got to go," I whispered. I heard him sigh, and his grip loosened. I slowly got up and grabbed one of his tee shirts. Throwing it over my head I went into the bathroom. The tee shirt was three sizes too big, but I didn't care. It was comfy and smelled like Callahan. And he smelled like heaven to me. I did my business, and as I was washing my hands I looked up and noticed the mark on my neck. It was a bite mark, but it looked more permanent tattoo. I had to ask Callahan about it. Would it heal? I touched it gently, and that sent a shiver down my spine. Then I looked into the mirror and gasped, I had golden flecks in my eyes now. They weren't there this morning. They looked just like Callahan's. Does that mean I will become a wolf like him? Or remain human? There was so much I didn't know about the man that was suppose to be my mate. I walked out of the bathroom, Callahan was still sleeping on the bed. Though I wanted answers, I didn't want to wake him up. So instead I decided to make dinner. I could feel my stomach growling, and I knew that Callahan would be hungry once he woke up.
I made my way into the kitchen. Rooting around, I found all ingredients for pancakes, eggs, and bacon. I grabbed my phone and pulled up my favorite songs on Spotify. I needed a distraction from all the thoughts running through my head. I hit shuffle and began making our food. As I was flipping one of the last pancakes, I heard a small growl. I turned my head and saw Mateo standing in the kitchen. His eyes black, he was wearing only sweatpants. Which were hanging low on his hips. I licked my lips wondering what it would be like to tug those down and get on my knees. He saw this and gave me a smirk. As if he knew he knew what I was thinking about.
"What are you making Mira," he asked. His tone husky, I know he could feel what I felt. The pull that I always felt around him. It only got stronger now that we have slept together. He walked over to me and wrapped his arms around my waist. I settled against his chest as I finished our food.Everything was almost done.
"Pancakes and the works, I figured you would be hungry when you woke up," I replied. I could feel him smiling behind me. He planted a small kiss against the mark on my neck. Causing a small moan to escape my lips. It had sent heat straight to my core, and I was ready to abandon the food and take him right here, right now on the kitchen floor. I took a deep breath and turned off the stove. I wiggled out of his embrace and grabbed two plates from the cabinet and piled each with the food. I grabbed both plates and walked over to the table. He sat down across from me and I put the plate in front of him. I sat down and began to eat. Though all the questions came back to my head, and suddenly I was anxious. I had lost my appetite. I just began to pick at my food. Moving it around the plate.
"I can sense your anxiety Mira, what is going through that pretty little head of yours," Callahan asked. I looked up at him shocked. What exactly did he mean?
"What... what do you mean," I asked. I was trying to hide my blush by grabbing my drink and taking a rather large sip from it.
"When a werewolf marks their mates, and actually completes the mating ritual. Their wolves become attune to the other. I can sense you are anxious, and I want to know why," Callahan said. I gulped, could he read my thoughts?
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The Wolf Who Saved Me
WerewolfMira Beckett was saved from a fire when she was 15 by a mysterious black wolf. She survived, but her parents didn't. In one night, her entire childhood was destroyed. Now 10 years later, she lives in Boston with her best friend Lizbeth Tanner. But s...