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remained frightened of the idea.
    Looking over at him she inched under his large arms and as if he knew she would be close, he raised his massive muscled arm, and she lay under it. Feeling the surge of heat from his body surround her, and the sensation of lying close to him, with her butt next to his large cock, she began to squirm around trying to get comfortable without waking him. His firm biceps were like rocks that held her in place and she couldn’t move if she wanted to. Yet she felt safe in his arms. She couldn’t imagine being any other place.
    He moved closer leaving no room between them, no room for rejection, no room to deny him what he needed, and what she knew was inevitable.
    Wilder let out a soft moan as he nuzzled his nose in Adrienne’s hair, sliding it down, down the softness of her throat. His lips caressing the throb and beat of her life’s vein. It called the wolf in him. The warmth of her neck ignited the bases of his animal instincts. Feeling her heart beat, he moved down her body and with his hand he placed her breast in his mouth and sucked her hard nipple, and he fell into the rhythm of her body.
    Adrienne’s faint moan of pleasure echoed through the cave. It was loud and it escaped because the pad of his thumb inched down between her legs. She opened them wide and his finger touched her clit and she couldn’t tell if it was her moaning or Wilder. His mouth moved to the other breast and his hunting eyes lowered to her folds.
    With his mouth on her tender nipple and his fingers entering her opening, he felt the warmth of it, drenched and tempting.

Chapter 4 
    S omehow during the night Wilder slept soundly, that meant that he was getting well or was it a feeling of contentment that had alluded him since he became an Alpha wolf. Wilder, the elder of his two brothers, Lycell and Drayton were born into a pack of werewolves, who had scattered all over the United States when men were hunting and destroying wolves out of fear and because they hunted the deer and elk like the humans.
    The humans didn’t like encroachment on their territories just as wolves disliked them for the same reasons. The wolves had a right not to tolerate the humans because humans killed for sport, and rarely ate what they killed but wolves killed for survival.
    His father the Alpha male sent them away when his mother, a human, gave birth to the triplet pups. They took their pups to a rendezvous site, the cave, where they could be safe, and brought them food. When they became older their father taught them to hunt. The werewolves couldn’t maintain large packs then because men would hunt them down and kill them, thinking they were only wolves. To prevent humans from knowing about werewolves, they dispersed throughout the US keeping their packs small. Some became important members of their towns inhabited by humans.
    Wilder’s father a respected member of society was asked to run for governor of the state of Nevada. He couldn’t give up his nature of the hunt, and was eventually killed by a human. Wilder’s mother learning of her husband’s death didn’t want to live without him, and she lay in the wilderness and stayed in the elements until she died during the worse snowfall of the year.
    He glanced over at the small human lying in his arms. She wasn’t like the females in the packs he controlled. Their father’s tried to mate him with them, but none were like the woman he saw before him. Her beautiful silken honey colored hair. Her arresting sparkling brown eyes. Her strength of spirit. She possessed a softness and kindness that he had never seen before in the females in his packs. When she looked at him there was no fear of him in her intelligent gold-flecked eyes, brimming with passion.
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    H e nuzzled his nose in her soft hair to catch her scent. She had the freshness of a wild flower and a fresh water stream filled with fish. A scent he would never forget or want to forget. She belonged to him and he would