Page 92 of Drown My Sorrow

Nat presses up against me so we’re standing shoulder to shoulder.

“What’s going on?”

“There’s some kind of show,” I grumble.

Nat laughs. “Ooh, this will be fun.”

Kelly veers off and comes towards me while Gael hesitates a moment before steeling his shoulders and approaching Shale.

I follow his movements, my eyes growing wider as Shale pulls him into an embrace and kisses the other alpha.

It’s not just a kiss.

It’s a whole freaking kiss.

It’s the kind of lip lock that gets other people horny and wishing they knew someone who could kiss them like that.

It’s the kind of kiss that has me jealous of both of them and suddenly wet between my thighs.

“Oh, my gawd, I need to go and get my dildo!”

“Nat!”

“Fuck, that’s hot!”

I can’t argue with that. I want to, but I can’t.

I turn my head away with effort, only to find Kelly right there in front of me. Blue-green eyes regard me. The Raines' eyes. I’ve dreamed of them for so many years. I could never paint the exact shade before.

I think maybe I could now.

“We’re done here now. We can go to the next stop.”

“Which is where?”

Kelly opens his mouth to answer but stops, going alert. His eyes get hard. A half second later, all the alphas have returned to me, growling, their eyes scanning for threats.

I have to say it’s both chilling and highly arousing the way they all move with such deadly grace to protect me.

“What is it?”

“I thought I saw someone who shouldn’t be here,” Kelly whispers. “I’ll be back.”

He races off, but, to my surprise, Beau races after him. I don’t like this. I don’t want these alphas, and now I have to put up with them.

Kissing my alpha like they belong to him.

“Why are you growling?” Shale pats my head. “It’s cute as hell, but I think you are growling for all the wrong reasons.”

“You are mine.”

His eyes widen and narrow. “I am, yes.”

“Don’t kiss the enemy or I’m going to kick you in the balls.”

Shale bursts out laughing. “Got it. No kissing them until you feel more comfortable.”

I shake my head, disgusted with the conversation.

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