Series: Werewolves of Wall Street Series by Renee Rose
Total pages in book: 97
Estimated words: 94820 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 474(@200wpm)___ 379(@250wpm)___ 316(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 94820 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 474(@200wpm)___ 379(@250wpm)___ 316(@300wpm)
“Yes, yours!”
He cups my breast with one hand and lowers his head. “Mine.” This time it’s quieter.
He closes his jaws. The bite is gentle and shallow, at the outside of my breast, on the pectoral muscle.
I come again, bucking my hips, and squeezing around his cock as he carefully extracts his teeth from my breast and licks the wounds closed.
“Are you okay, Silver?” He grips my jaw and turns my face to his. His eyes are back to blue, and they search my face with concern.
My lids flutter open, and I smile. I rock my hips to show him how good I am.
“Does it hurt?”
“It’s a good hurt.”
“Yeah?” He pinches the nipple of the marked breast and holds.
I orgasm again. “Oh,” I sob.
He pinches the other one. “Mine.” He whispers it this time.
“All yours,” I whisper back.
“I love you.” He kisses the tears on my face. “I don’t know how I got so lucky, but I’m never going to let you go.”
“You better not.”
Chapter Thirty-One
Aubrey
It’s a hot day and City College’s commencement is outside, so I’m dying in this black gown.
“Congratulations, Class of 2025,” the president says into the microphone.
Well, I did it. I’m officially a college grad with a rather useless degree in Women’s Studies. I join in the cheering of my fellow classmates and toss my cap in the air.
My parents are in the audience, sitting with my grandma, Caroline, Jan, Madi, and her mom.
I called Jan and Jamie yesterday to let them know that Billy had dismantled Sentience, and they are totally safe now. Jamie still wants vindication, so she’s now free to pursue a full expose by sharing everything she has with the New York Times.
Madi waves and points up to the sky. I look up. A blimp floats overhead, carrying a banner that reads, “Congratulations, Aubrey!”
I laugh and point at Madi. “You?” I mouth.
She smiles and shakes her head. Billy, then. My mate. Of course.
I scan the crowd.
Where is he? I know he’s here somewhere. He moved me back to his apartment the night he marked me, sending some of his pack guys over to get Pepper and pack my stuff.
When I complained that I might want to keep using the apartment because Madi’s old room is my studio, he showed me the huge bedroom in his penthouse that he’d already converted into a studio for me.
While we were broken up.
Wow.
When I asked this morning if he wanted to come and meet my parents, he said nothing would keep him away. I warned him that I’d be introducing him as my new boyfriend, not fiancé, because it’s way too soon in a human relationship for us to be engaged. He growled, but I learned over the past day that letting him see or smell his mark on me instantly soothes him, so I flashed a boob, and he pulled me onto his lap and kissed between my breasts with enough reverence to start a new religion.
The religion of marked boobs.
I spot the row of wolf shifters standing at the back, behind the white folding chairs on the lawn. Billy, Brick, Nickel, Vance, Jake, and Sully stand against the fence like sentries. All of them are tall, gorgeous and imposing, even without their three-piece suits. Now that I know they’re wolves, it makes more sense. They radiate power and charisma.
No wonder they took Wall Street by storm.
I find my way to Billy, and he picks me up and spins me around.
“Ouch. Sore boob,” I murmur, and he instantly puts me down with concern creasing his face. “The blimp was an amazing touch.” I stand on my toes and kiss him then turn to Brick. “Thank you so much for coming.” I give him a hug.
“Welcome to the pack, Aubrey.”
Wow. I’m part of the pack. Crazy!
“Thank you.”
“Welcome to the pack.” Each of the guys hugs me and issues their welcome. There’s a ritualism to it that makes me feel like this is a formal induction. I’ve been marked, now I don’t just belong to Billy, I’m one of them.
I love it.
Madi leads my family over to where we’re standing, and I receive all their hugs, balloons, and congratulations.
“Mom, dad, everyone–this is Billy, the guy I’ve been dating. He was Brick’s best man.”
My dad shakes Billy’s hand. My mom hugs him.
Jan and Caroline decide to play stern dads and give him the stink eye as they shake his hand. Of course, they probably already put together that he’s a billionaire bro and are wondering if I lost my mind.
This will all take some adjustment.
I’m not giving up my ideals, but my self-image will have to change. I know I’ll figure it all out. Madi did.
Billy clears his throat. “Well, if you’d like, I had some food catered in at our place. We can take everyone over in the limos.”