Reunion with Her Alpha (Paranormal Werewolf Shifter Romance) Read Online Free PDF Page B

voice trailed off. You were ready to commit to Charles a few days ago, why not Marty?
     
    “What does it smell like?” Marty's voice drifted to her ear.
     
    “Excuse me?”
     
    “When you smell me? What do you smell?”
     
    “Um, coffee and sandalwood. And this other smell, something I can't describe, but it's so masculine and literally the best scent I’ve ever smelled.”
     
    The smile on Marty's face melted her heart. “Lavender and honey. That’s what you smell like. Just like the cookies you made for me on my fifteenth birthday.”
     
    The coffee and sandalwood scent grew stronger. Mila asked. “Your smell just got a lot stronger, what does that mean?”
     
    “It means I’m fighting myself right now.” Marty closed his eyes. “It's taking everything in me to not get up and pull you into my arms and kiss you till you don’t remember anything but what I’m doing to you.” His eyes opened and the fire burned. “I want you Mila. It's been hell staying away from you for three years.”
     
    With each word, Mila’s heart beat just a little bit faster. She felt the words in her heart and also other parts of her anatomy. She found herself squirming a little in her chair.
     
    Marty licked his lips. “Your scent just got stronger.” He sat closer and Mila's nostrils were filled with him. “You can't hide it from me, Mila.”
     
    Before she could answer, he swooped down and kissed her. Soft at first, but his wolf was demanding more. He kissed her as if claiming her. Long slow strokes of his tongue across her lips, sucking them into his mouth. Plunging his tongue into her mouth, exploring every nook and cranny. His hand reached up her back to pull her closer as he deepened the kiss, moaning a little while she gave as much as she took.
     
    Holding on to his shoulders, she opened herself up to him. The kiss took her breath away.
     
    Pulling away reluctantly, he said her name softly. “Mila, you're mine and I'm yours. If not you, then no one. But I won't force it on you.”
     
    Mila put her head on his chest and felt him rest his chin on the top of it. “Give me some time to digest all this. Okay, Marty? Can you wait? Please? A lot has happened tonight and I need to sort through some things.”
     
    The look of sadness in his eyes nearly broke her heart. But he mustered a wan smile and said. “Of course. You know where to find me.”
     
    “Thank you. I’ll let you know as soon as I do know. Ok?”
     
    Nodding he led her to the door. Giving her one last kiss, he opened it.
     
    “Good night Mila.”
     
    “Good night Marty.”
     
    When Mila got to her car, she saw a slew of missed phone calls, voicemails, and texts from Charles and Carly. She deleted them all without even listening or reading them. What they did tonight was unforgivable.
     
    When Mila was younger, she had watched her mother deal with her father’s cheating and the pain her mother went through; Mila would not do that to herself. Not even for Charles. She loved him, but she would not make the same mistakes her mother did.
     
    She was thinking about what Marty said to her tonight. She didn’t know what to do. To herself, she admitted that with Marty’s explanation about leaving, a lot of the resentment that she had for him for the past couple of years was going away. Maybe, she thought, maybe...
     
    ***
     
    Three weeks after the kiss, Mila called her mother and asked her to come right away.
     
    “Hey mom.” She smiled tiredly as she opened the door. “Thanks for coming. How’s your day going?”
     
    “Mila, tell me what’s going on. You tell me to come over right away so we can talk, not to ask about my day. Out with it.” Her mother said.
     
    Sitting down on the couch, Mila motioned for her mom to follow her. When both were sitting she looked at her mom.
     
    “Mom a lot has happened to me in the last couple of weeks. With Charles and Marty and everything. At first I didn’t know what to do it was so