The Pack: Rule Number 1 - No Mates
Chapter 292
The Pack: Rule Number 1 – No Mates
Chapter Two Hundred Ninety–Two
ANASTACIA
The shoreline was quiet when we docked at the wharf, the fog of the morning fizzled out in the bright of the winter sun. Paul assured me it wouldn’t last long if at all, and I was determined not to waste even a speckle of sunlight.
Riding back to Paul’s house in the back of Rainier’s SUV, I say calmly, “I’m going to need a few things. What kinds of shops do you guys have around here? Any candle shops or… gift shops of any kind? That maybe… oh I don’t know… specialize in the Occult or the Metaphysical?” Paul tenses next to me, grinding his jaw and Rainier nearly steers off the road, filling me with a strange sort of apprehension. “I’m going to need candles and-”
“No candles,” Paul snaps immediately. “I don’t light candles in my home.
Well, that’s disappointing. I’m more than definitely going to need to.
“Why not?” I ask gently, stoking my finger over the delicious tendons of his forearm as I do.
He gaze falls toward my hand, then, after a moment, to my face. “I hate them.”
“Oh,” I reply. “Well unhate them. Because I need to set wards around your place if I’m going to be staying there, and I’m going to need a
bit more than table salt when I do.”
No,” he snaps. “They’re a fire hazard.”
They’re a fire hazard? What?
“They’re a fire hazard if you’re careless with them, sure. But I never am and I need-”
“NO!” Paul yells, his voice booming. “You don’t need wards. You have me.”
My gaze narrows, fury heating me from my fingers to my toes. “I want candles. I want assurances. Isi’t your house a newer model?”
“Yeah. So?”
“So I’m sure you have a sprinkler system set up for fire prevention. Don’t you?”
“Yes,” he hisses, sighing heavily. “So what?”
“So I need candles,” I spit, crossing my arms and scooting toward the other end of the back seat.
“Well, you’re not going to light any in my house,” Paul says simply, glaring at the spot on the leather that I just vacated.
“Fine,” I growl. Sitting up a little closer to the cage behind Rainier’s head, I request, “Can you drop me at a motel, please?”
Rainier chuckles, his dark eyes meeting mine in the rearview mirror. “I’m taking you to Paul’s. You’re his mate. You belong with him.”
“Well I’m not–staying with him,” I snap. “And if you take me there, that just make it more dangerous for me when I leave on foot.”
What the fuck are you talking about?” Paul grumbles. You are staying with me.”
“I’m not. Not without my candles.”
“The fuck if you’re not,” Paul growls.
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sun. Paul assured me it
or… gift shops of any kind? That maybe… oh I don’t know… specialize in the Occult or the Metaphysical? Paul tenses next to me, grinding his jaw and Rainier nearly steers off the road, filling me with a strange sort of apprehension. “I’m going to need candles
immediately. “I don’t light candles in my
disappointing. I’m more than definitely
I ask gently, stoking my finger over the delicious tendons of
after a moment,
I reply. “Well unhate them. Because I need to set wards around your place if I’m going to be staying there, and I’m going to need a bit more than table salt
“They’re a fire hazard.”
fire hazard?
them, sure, But I never am and I
“You don’t need wards. You have me.
from my fingers to my toes. “I want candles. I want assurances. Isa’t your house a
“Yeah. So?”
a sprinkler system set up for fire prevention. Don’t
hisses, sighing heavily. “So
I spit, crossing my arms and scooting toward the other end of the back seat.
in my house,” Paul says simply, glaring at the spot on
behind Rainier’s head, I request, “Can you drop me at a
his dark eyes meeting mine in the rearview mirror. “I’m taking you to Paul’s. You’re his
there, that just make it more dangerous
are you talking about?” Paul grumbles. “You are staying with me.”
not. Not without my candles.”
if you’re
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and see,” I whisper, glaring out the window as the familiar houses that mark his neighborhood start to
the front doorway when we roll to a stop, a look of absolute boredom on his face. Unfortunately, we are in a police vehicle, so I literally have to wait for Rainier to let me
Paul says, reaching a hand out for me to take.
my arms wrapped so tightly around myself that my hails start to dig
as Rainier opens his
I reply. “I’m
he chuckles.
“I am.”
but I’m a wolf and I will
ran from a pack of wild dogs for a week, shifter. I wouldn’t
them, and as you’ve pointed out already, your magic doesn’t work on me,” he smiles. “So. Yeah. I’ll catch you.”
Fuck. He’s right.
candles or
Paul’s eyes
lips. “Then I guess I better keep you underneath me the entire time you’re here. So that you can’t run. In fact, you’ll be lucky if you can walk,” he whispers,
no! Don’t get turned on!
pissed! Be pissed!
I can feel it as it coats my slit and my pussy pulses to try and keep
deep breath later, Paul’s eyes flash with a wicked golden light. His aquamarine gaze drops over me in a slow perusal as he admonishes, “Oh yeah, you’re definitely staying here. With
a
I could try to fight him, but why bother? I’m not going to win. He’s infinitely stronger than I am, and my magic isn’t worth squat as far as he’s concerned. Besides, the way his arms curl beneath me, the way his biceps flex against my back… all of it weakens
is asking
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