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Then as wolves they raced out the front door and headed around to the lake through the woods, first to get downwind of the people to see if they could smell their scents. They were definitely human.
Kayla licked Nate’s face, and he licked her cheek back. Then he howled, and she stared at him, appearing a little surprised that he did that. She howled then too, and he loved her for it.
The people who were making out in the lake turned immediately to see the two wolves howling.
“Holy shit! They’re wolves,” the one guy said.
“Are you sure?” one of the women asked.
“Yeah, they are howling like wolves,” the other man said. “Hell, look at them. Those are two bona fide wolves.”
“Will they swim out to eat us?” the other woman asked, sounding terrified.
Nate nudged Kayla’s face, she licked his muzzle, and then they both ran off into the woods, hidden from the humans’ sight so they could go in through the front door of the cabin.
As soon as they were inside, they raced into the bedroom and headed for the windows, shifted, and peered out to see if the people were vacating the premises. The foursome was still in the water, looking in the direction that the wolves had run off.
“I thought about stealing some of their clothes,”Kayla said. “It would have served them right for trespassing. But then they might not leave the lake.”
He chuckled. “Yeah. I don’t think they would have chased us down to get their clothes back.”
“Okay, so do we call Peter and have them charged with trespassing?” Kayla asked. “Or let them believe it’s too dangerous running around here further and they won’t be back?”
“I’m calling Peter,” Nate said. “The problem is they may be too scared and never leave the water anyway.”
She laughed. “True.”
“Hey, it’s me, Nate,” he said to Peter on the phone.
“Have you got more trespassers?”
“Yeah, swimming in the lake. We sort of gave the two couples a wolf scare, and they aren’t leaving the water.”
Peter laughed. He always had a great sense of humor. “Naked?”
“Yeah. I’m glad I’m not the sheriff.”
Peter laughed again. “We’ll be there shortly. We don’t want anyone suffering from hypothermia because they’re afraid the wolves are nearby and they stay in the lake for too long.” Then Peter said goodbye.
“We’re really doing this,” Kayla said to Nate. “I mean, the mating?”
Nate smiled. “We sure are. Unless you want to change your mind.”
“No. Way. You’re not getting off the hook that easily.”
“Hey, you had me hooked from the beginning,” he said.
“You know, for being a hard-charging Army Ranger, you’re a real softy.”
“I am, am I?”
“Yeah.” She rubbed her naked body against his. “Well, this part of you is really hard. But in here”—she placed her hand on his heart—“you’re a real softy where it counts.” She took his hand. “Let’s get a quick shower.”
About showering first, he wholeheartedly agreed. The lake was filled with melted snow and ice in the spring, but it was warmed up now, and it was better to wash off a bit. He scooped her up and carried her into the bathroom and set her down. She pulled her shampoo and soaps out of her bag.
He started the shower, and then they both stepped under the heated water, soaping each other up. He loved smelling her fragrant vanilla soap, which was why he didn’t bring his own into the shower this time. He wanted to wrap her scent around him the whole week long.
Once they’d rinsed off, they dried off, and he heard his phone ringing.
