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agony. He wanted to slam into Sean, to take him roughly, to make him remember that he belonged to

Avi and only Avi.

I’m his Alpha. And he’s my omega.

He couldn’t believe he had his true mate at last.

Gradually, Avi picked up a steady rhythm, Sean rocking beneath him with each plunge into his

channel. Avi’s core tightened, his balls drawing up, readying him for a thunderous climax. He shoved

his hand between their sweaty bodies and fisted Sean’s erection, jacking him furiously as his own

thrusts became harsher and quicker.

With a cry, Avi froze, pumping his seed into his mate as Sean’s cock erupted over his hand. The

fluttering of Sean’s passage pulled even more cum from him and he fell onto his elbows, panting from

the intensity of their coupling.

Avi wrapped Sean in an embrace as he locked with his omega. They would remain joined until

every bit of his seed had been emptied into Sean’s body.

Until the next time.

Avi stroked back the sweaty strands of Sean’s hair from his eyes. “Did I hurt you?”

Sean’s breathing was still frantic. “No.” He took in a few more breaths. “That was amazing.

Can we do it again?”

I might not survive having a young omega. “Could you give me an hour…or five?”

Sean laughed. “Quit joking.”

Avi snorted. Who’s joking?

Chapter Six

The weekly town meeting with him, Sheriff LaMarkus Vale, Mayor Chance Knight, Deputy

Mayor Donald Martin and Rosemary Vale, was due to begin at any moment in the town hall

conference room. However, it seemed as though Rosemary had dropped by the Vale Valley restaurant

to bring her favorite apple pie to the meeting—according to her son, LaMarkus, anyway. Avi smiled.

Anything involving the restaurant made him smile.

My dear, loving omega.

“Someone looks like the eagle that swallowed the canary.”

Avi gave LaMarkus the side-eye. “I don’t eat other birds.”

He arched his eyebrows. “Right. Just sayin’. What do I know about bird shifters?”