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last night, but her own pheromones also filled the room. How was he going to hide his erection while the three of them worked out their arrangement?
    The bed dipped when Jaden sat on the edge of the mattress. “You do realize you belong to us, right?”
    She nodded. “Yeah, but this is weird for me. I wasn’t expecting…”
    Jaden chuckled. “Neither were we. In fact, we came out here for the summer to avoid women. We weren’t even unpacked before we heard you crying.” He squeezed her leg. “May I look at your leg, hon?”
    She leaned forward. Liam took her arm to help steady her while she held the blanket up to her chest. “Of course.”
    Jaden lifted the bottom of the blanket and took her foot in his hand. “It’s remarkably improved. Amazing how fast we heal in wolf form. Thank God you weren’t left there any longer. That bone would have started to heal displaced.” He set her foot back down.
    Liam stared at her leg. The cuts were already pink scars. The leg would be tender for a while, but he’d seen similar injuries on shifters before. Within a week, most wolves could comfortably apply pressure to a break.
    “Why are you way out in the forest for the summer?” she asked.
    Liam helped her lie back. “We took a three-month job with the university we both work for collecting data on the local vegetation. What are you doing all the way out in the middle of nowhere alone? Is anyone looking for you? Do we need to call someone for you?” There was only spotty cell service out here, but they could go into town if they needed.
    She shook her head vigorously. “No. In fact, if you don’t mind, I’d rather no one knows where I am or that I exist. It’ll buy me some time.”
    “Buy you time for what?” Liam watched the distress as it crossed her face.
    She glanced around the room, not answering him. “I don’t have clothes.”
    “True.” Jaden narrowed his gaze when Liam glanced his way. “We’ll get you some things in town. You can borrow one of our T-shirts for now.”
    “No. Please. I don’t want you to buy me anything.” She shook her head again.
    “Why? You like being naked? We could also learn to live with that,” Liam teased. He was kidding of course, but he was worried about Emma’s story.
    “I don’t want anyone to know you have a woman in this cabin. Can I just hide here for a few days until I’m healed enough to leave?” she pleaded with them, her face contorted with worry.
    “Leave? Where would you go?” Liam’s stomach flipped over as he considered her words.
    “I need to keep moving. I can’t stay here.” She tipped her head toward her lap, her hair falling to hide her face in a curtain of curls.
    Jaden flinched next to Liam. “Did you miss the part where we just agreed you’re our mate? You can’t leave.”
    She jerked her gaze up and stared at the men.
    Liam swallowed the lump in his throat. Emma had a pile of issues she wasn’t sharing with them. He didn’t want to push her. She’d learn to trust him in time, but for now, he needed reassurance she wouldn’t run. That would kill him as much as losing Jaden would.
    “I’ll shift and keep moving when my leg heals.”
    Liam grabbed her hand from her lap and lifted it to his cheek. He loved the feel of her soft skin against his rough, unshaved face. She ignited a flame in him with just her touch. His cock grew stiff, and he fought to keep from adjusting himself. “Not a chance, baby. Whatever you’re running from, we’ll deal with it, but you can’t leave us.”
    Emma yanked her hand free. Was she as affected as he was by the contact?
    *
    Emma held the blanket up against her chest and heaved for air. She needed to avoid touching these guys. Every time their skin made contact, her brain fogged with need. She’d never known feelings like this. She’d heard stories as a child about what it was like when wolves mated. Memories of her parents proved the sensations were real, but never had she expected anything like