Mating and Manners

“Fine, we’ll go upstairs.” Kiera laughed off her embarrassment. She couldn’t hide the fact that she’d been rather uncomfortable for a while, and now she understood why. She’d been clenching her more intimate muscles trying to avoid that telltale scent of a she-wolf who’s nearing a mating. In other words, she was horny and afraid everyone would know it.

Lycan might not have the olfactory senses to smell it from a distance, but Kiera knew wolf shifters did. Had Dean smelled the changes in her urges and been responding to them? She-wolves were warned that could happen. Their scent could change to signal they were interested, and male wolves would respond, knowing or unknowing what they were doing.

It caused fights in the past between male wolf shifters over a single female. She’d give off the scent that she was receptive to mating and multiple males would pick up on it. Then the fight for dominance and which male would get to do his duty would happen. Or