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what he was. It only wanted to have his cock inside it, thrusting deep until she climaxed.
    Cassidy twirled a lock of her hair between her fingers, something she did when she felt stressed. She now had to figure out what to do with the wolf brothers. Now that she believed their story—and if she were to tell anyone else they would think she was nuts—she couldn’t very well just foist them out into a world they didn’t have any real knowledge of or the skills to survive in. So that left her to make sure they adjusted to these modern times.
    The idea scared and exhilarated her at the same time. She still wasn’t quite over her fear of what the men were, but she figured she would be eventually. It was all a matter of her getting used to the idea that werewolves truly existed. And as Edensaw had told her more than once, he and the others wouldn’t do anything to ever hurt her. If they had wanted to they’d already had ample opportunity. The exhilarating part was the fact they’d lived during the last ice age. They would have seen real live woolly mammoths, had more than likely hunted them.
    Cassidy blew out a breath as she sat up straighter. There was nothing for it. She’d have to have the men stay with her. Besides, she highly doubted Edensaw would just let her walk out of his life anyway. She pushed to her feet and stepped over to stand at the metal railing, her gaze scanning the huge field of ice once more. She had no idea how all seven of them would fit comfortably in her one-bedroom apartment, but she doubted the men would complain, considering what they must have lived in back in the ice age. Her place would probably seem large.
    Deciding she’d better get back to the campsite before the wolf brothers got into something they shouldn’t, Cassidy pushed away from the railing and turned to walk back along the trail.
    She arrived at the campsite fully expecting to find the men sitting outside, but that wasn’t the case. Cassidy heard them talking in their native language inside the tent. Hadn’t they been able to figure out how to unzip the opening? Considering what had happened during the whole car and seatbelt episode, she wouldn’t be all that surprised if they hadn’t. She felt a bit guilty about that. When she’d gone for her walk she’d never intended to keep them trapped.
    Walking at a fast clip, Cassidy crossed the campsite and stopped at the tent. She quickly unzipped it and ducked inside. The men were still sitting on their pile of furs as when she’d left. They didn’t seem upset or anything. They looked in her direction once they noticed she was there.
    “You came back,” Wachei said with a hint of relief lacing his words.
    Edensaw shook his head at him. “Of course she did. I told you she would.”
    “I always planned to return.” Cassidy was quick to reassure them. “You know, you could have left the tent. I didn’t mean for you to stay cooped up inside here.”
    “We knew that.” Edensaw rose to his feet and came to stand in front of her. “Are you all right now?”
    “Yes. Sorry I freaked out like that.”
    “So have you accepted what we are?”
    “I can accept the truth of it, but I’m not going to lie to you and say I’m not still a little fearful.” Cassidy took a deep breath before she pushed on. “While I walked, I came to a decision. I can’t leave you guys out in the world alone. So that means I’ll help you get used to this time, help you adjust.”
    Edensaw smiled. “You are willing to become my mate then?”
    Cassidy held up a hand to stop him from saying anything else. “I never said that. I can’t make that kind of decision only knowing you for a few hours. I don’t even know what being your mate would entail. And I’m not ready to know at this point. Let’s just take it one day at a time.”
    “All right. I can accept that.”
    “Good. Now the first thing we’re going to have to do is get you modern-day clothes. And I think I’ll have to go buy you