Xan's Feisty Mate

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Author: Elle Boon
behind the door.
    “Thank you.” She held her hand out.

Chapter Three
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    B reezy wanted to laugh at the surprise in Xan’s dark eyes. She loved how his eyes would shift from dark brown to alpha blue, depending on his mood. Right now, he was clearly puzzled as to why she wasn’t falling at his feet.
    “I’ll be out in a few.” She shut the door, leaning on it with a quivering sigh.
    Of course, she didn’t want him to see the scars crisscrossing her back thanks to mommy dearest. A shudder had her tightening the grip on the plush red towel. Everyone thought she always wore a corset or snug fitting tanks to look sexy, which she sorta did. But they also covered the scars that had never healed from the numerous beatings her dear, sweet, crazy ass of a mama had done before her father had figured out what was going on. Yeah, she definitely didn’t want to see what the perfect Xan, second to the alpha of the Iron Wolves, the man who could walk around buck-ass naked, would think of her and her scars. Nope, she would just keep him and all men from seeing her in the buff, along with everyone else. If he thought she was a whore, then so be it.
    Well, that didn’t seem to be working as a deterrent any longer. She may need to come up with a boyfriend. Biting her lip she slipped into the clothing he’d given her, inhaling to make sure there were no other female scents on the items. God how she hated seeing the swinging door of women he’d screwed. Hated the stories of Kellen and him and their penchant for sharing their conquests, or the descriptions of women bouncing on their cocks. Not that she wouldn’t love to do that and so many other things to Xan’s impressive dick. Her face heated, while her nipples hardened at the image. Ignore him he’d said. She snorted. “It’s kinda hard to ignore a third leg poking into your ass.”
    “You say something?” Xan yelled through the door.
    Covering her face with her hands she looked into the mirror. Her eyes didn’t appear to be dilated, which was good. After the hit she took from the accident she worried she might have had a concussion. Werewolf genes were good. The knot on the side of her head had already shrunk to a small bump, the cut not needing stitches. The amount of blood that had washed down the drain would’ve been alarming had she been human. Her pale complexion she wrote off as aftereffects to the scare. “I said I’ll be out shortly.”
    His husky laugh boomed through the door.
    Not having time to properly dry her hair, she ran her fingers through the wet mass, then opened the door to find the object of her deepest fantasies sitting on the edge of his big king-sized bed. The dark wood furnishing drew her attention to the heavy posts at each end and she couldn’t help but think of the things she’d read in books about being tied up with her arms and legs attached to each end, spread eagle and at his mercy.
    “Don’t look at the bed like that or we won’t make it out of this room,” he rumbled, voice deeper than normal.
    “I’m sure you say that to all the girls.”
    He chuckled. “You’re the first I’ve ever had here.”
    She rolled her eyes. “Sure.”
    Xan snagged her wrist. “I mean it. I would not lie to you.”
    She turned her head, holding his gaze. “You’re being for real?”
    Xan pulled her between his spread thighs. “I’ve no reason to lie. Besides the fact I never wanted to bring a woman into my home and give her false hopes, I liked to have a place to escape. This is it.” He waved his arm in a wide arc, the other he secured around her waist.
    The height of the bed meant she was at eye level with him. His eyes flashed to blue, an indication he was having deep emotions. “I won’t disturb your space.”
    He groaned, burying his nose in her wet hair. “Fuck me, you are going to drive me insane.”
    “Too late for that.” She teased.
    “Hmm, you think you’re funny.” He glanced at her breasts.
    When she
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