Lost Alpha: Collection (bbw werewolf/shifter romance) by Jessic Ryan Read Free Book Online Page B

consciousness. He sat back on his haunches as the girl began to stir and open her eyes. She looked over at him, her eyes still cloudy. Finally recognition took hold and she sat up quickly, backing away from him.
    “Don’t come any closer!” she shrieked. “Please don’t kill me!”
    Travis cocked his head to the side and continued to stare at her as she freaked out. He had neglected to tell her you couldn’t just shift freely; you had to wait at least thirty minutes between shifts. He whined and spun around in a circle, pointing at the blood with his nose.
    She stared at him, her eyes still wide with fear. Finally she began to understand what he was pointing out. “I’m bleeding?”
    Travis barked and wagged his tail in agreement.
    “Are you going to kill me?” she asked warily.
    Travis whined and shook his head back and forth. She nodded in understanding.
    “So werewolves and vampires are real?” she asked.
    Again Travis barked in agreement. He whined again and walked up behind her, sniffing at the wound on the back of her head. Her pretty blonde hair was streaked with crimson and it was beginning to drip down to her neck.
    She got up and walked to the sink, her hand holding the wound on the back of her head. Travis followed her still whining about the blood.
    “Can you turn back into a man and help me?” she asked.
    Travis shook his head again, slobber flying from his mouth. Sometimes it was hard to remain dignified when your mouth produced excessive saliva. Still, he was the regal king of a pack now.
    “Will you be able to turn into a man anytime soon?” she asked.
    Travis nodded his head and barked.
    Paige rolled her eyes and turned back to the sink trying to wash her head. He wasn’t sure why she was trying to do this in the kitchen sink when there was a bathroom with a tub right down the hall. It took a minute, but she finally came to her senses and started walking down the hall towards the bathroom. He followed behind her, but she slammed the door in his face. He sat down outside the bathroom, waiting patiently for her to return. He could hear the shower coming on and could smell the sting of rubbing alcohol from within.
    The alcohol smell was too strong for him to bear after several minutes so he got up and walked back to where his clothes were. The pressboard subfloor of the mobile home groaned and creaked under his massive frame as he walked through her home.
    He sniffed her furniture, loving the sweet smell she had left behind. In his human form he didn’t find a lot of attraction to this woman, but the wolf part of his brain had taken over. It knew there was a female in the house and it was drawn to her. He began to feel attraction for this woman taking over, this was his female and other males better beware. He considered pissing on something, marking his territory, but the human part of his brain leapt forward to remind him that would probably be a bad idea at this juncture. Still, other males needed to know she was his.
    Of course she would have his scent after he mated with her, then other males would know she was taken. He didn’t smell another man on her right now and he had heard her tell someone she was single now. She was right there for the taking. With her wide hips she could probably produce an entire litter for him to propagate the pack again. Surely there were other males and females in the area coming of age that needed a pack to gravitate to.
    He found himself lost in these thoughts as she exited the bathroom wearing nothing but a bra and panties. Travis whined as he saw her nearly naked and spun around in a circle. He was getting excited, but he had to wait until he changed back to human form.
    “This has been quite the two days,” she said, flopping down onto the couch and covering her face. Travis walked over and laid his head in her lap, looking up at her with his big orange eyes. “This is kind of weird when I know you’re going to turn back into a man.”
    Travis ignored