Accepting My Twin Mates by Unwise Owl

Accepting My Twin Mates Chapter 106

CHAPTER 103 – LOOK LIKE A COUPLE?

Astennu

“Here,” Catalina handed each of us a small circular earpiece on the tip of our fingers. “We may not need them, but we don’t know exactly what we’re walking into.”

I caught the little switch and flicked it on, pressing it into my ear. Aasim whined, wrapping his paws over his head, and my eye winced at the high-pitched static noise emitted. Luckily, it settled before I ripped it out and crunched it underfoot.

“What about scent cover?” Adrian pulled out a canister from one of the bags stuffed into the trunk of our rental SUV, shaking it.

“Best to leave it,” I took it from him before he could spray and threw it back. “If it’s only humans inside, which I doubt, it’ll be pointless. But if there’s wolves in there, we don’t want to be caught deliberately suppressing our scents. How would we explain it? Same with weapons. We need to look like regulars, which means strolling in like we’ve done it a million times.”

“Which reminds me,” Catalina reached in her clutch, pulling out two gold bands. “In absolutely no way will it fool the bouncer on the front door, but at a glance, for walking around on the inside, it should give the appearance we belong.”

She offered one to Badru and the other to me. “It’s a cheap plastic, so if you need to shift, it’ll snap apart easily enough.”

From what we had seen of the couples and small groups entering, only one person in the entourage needed the ring. It was a tight fit, but a lick of my little finger and the cheap ring squeezed on snuggly.

As prepared as we could be for walking blindly into a fight ring that dealt in werewolf trafficking and posed as a nightclub, we headed down and across the street with quick steps. The cold winter air should have bit into my skin but the only thing biting into me was mine and my brother’s agitation. Our mate was close, closer than she or our pup had felt in over two months. We were finding them tonight and my wolf wouldn’t have it end any other way.

We approached the alleyway from the opposite end to where we had watched from the penthouse, wanting to avoid the front entrance and the gaze of the bouncers. All we had to do now was wait for a member of staff to come wandering out, leaving the side door wide open for us to somehow sneak in.

like a stretch,’ Aasim paced as the minutes

not, but we’re not fighting our way in

up,’ Catalina slapped my arm and shoved Badru’s back, nodding towards the door swinging open.

if he’s gay?’ I pulled her back with

she patted my cheek, smirking at my uncomfortable grimace.

supposed to be seductive. In no way did any part of me react to her and,

as she went.

man who faced away and was busy fishing

a little English,” he replied in a heavily French-accented

bum one of those? I’m having the worst

lighter, shielding it from the breeze to light it for her. I could only hope that her coy smile and his nearness to her, as he lit up, meant Catalina’s diversion was working. She took a deep drag and

three of us remaining crept as quietly as we could to the open door, wedged ajar by a small brick to prevent the staff from being locked out. Catalina kept the man’s attention squarely on her, talking a fraction louder than normal to

I’m seeing invites me out for this awesome night and then decides to bring his wife, leaving me out here looking this

inside to a softly lit service corridor. I felt it the moment we passed the threshold of the door. My skin tingled as did

that, too?’ I mind-linked my

The building must be lined with it. We won’t be mind-linking with

earpiece and spoke as low as possible. “There’s silver lining the place. We can’t wait,

straight ahead and walk like you know where you’re going,’ my twin took charge, striding ahead. This was his strong suit; how to act in the moment and proceed with the situation at

our wolves’ spirits, and dampened it, masking the energy that announced our presence as Alphas. With quick steps, I followed him, Adrian just behind me, and the three of us hurried as though we were walking with purpose down the corridor. We only passed one member of staff, by a stroke of luck, who turned a corner and disappeared through