Wolf’s Honor: Caedmon Wolves book Six
“Connor said, folding his linen napkin on the table and sitting back in his chair.
“I thought you were just very hungry,” she said, looking from the empty plate and serving bowls to the content smile on his face. After all, the man had gobbled down three T-bone steaks and two large helpings of scalloped potatoes.
“That was so delicious, I’m thinking I want you to make it for dinner again tomorrow night.”
“I’ll make something else I think you might like. You didn’t strike me as the so...rt of man to eat a lot,” she replied. “There’s not an ounce of fat on you.”
“I burn a lot of energy. I’m working to sustain both my human and wolf body. I can eat three or four servings in one sitting if I’m hungry enough at the time. Depends on what I did that day.”
“Makes sense. When I saw your wolf the other night he was twice as big as the dog.”
“That’s because I’m not an ordinary wolf.MoreLess
“I thought you were just very hungry,” she said, looking from the empty plate and serving bowls to the content smile on his face. After all, the man had gobbled down three T-bone steaks and two large helpings of scalloped potatoes.
“That was so delicious, I’m thinking I want you to make it for dinner again tomorrow night.”
“I’ll make something else I think you might like. You didn’t strike me as the so...rt of man to eat a lot,” she replied. “There’s not an ounce of fat on you.”
“I burn a lot of energy. I’m working to sustain both my human and wolf body. I can eat three or four servings in one sitting if I’m hungry enough at the time. Depends on what I did that day.”
“Makes sense. When I saw your wolf the other night he was twice as big as the dog.”
“That’s because I’m not an ordinary wolf.MoreLess
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