Sally nodded, unable to take her eyes off Celeste’s sultry smile. They were both made of sin, she was sure. Celeste sunk back into the couch, shifting Sally so she sat fully astride her lap, and tilted her head to the side. She pulled the collar of her shirt to the side, exposing a pale scar against her dark skin.This close Sally could see how it circled around where her neck and shoulder met. It was obviously a animal bite, the mark was too precise to be anything but. Celeste watched her with hooded eyes and she could hear Hunter’s purr from across the room.“Can I touch it?” She asked softly and Celeste smiled more, her body arching a little beneath her.Sally brought her hand up to cup her cheek, her fingers running over her lips before skimming down her neck to brush against the scar tissue. Both Celeste and Hunter groaned in unison, making her core throb. Here, a top of Celeste, Sally felt powerful. In control in a way she hadn&rsqu

The ladies showered, but one after another. Hunter was sure they were exhausted after the late night and then the excitement of the day. The Clan didn’t do things in halves, that was for sure.Hunter snuck down stairs to get them some sandwiches, they had all missed lunch. He was lucky, he passed very few Clan members on his journey. He shouldn’t have been surprised his luck didn’t last as he got ready to leave the kitchen with the food and some bottles of water.“So what’s up with you two and your PA?” Tyler stood in the doorway. He’d obviously been out with the rest of the Clan, just left in his pants and his tattoos. His arms were crossed over his chest. Hunter was happy to note it didn’t appear to be angry, just curious.“How about a big lot of ‘Noneya’? As in ‘None ya business’?” Tyler’s eyes rolled, “I get it’s none of my business.  Just

 For Celeste, Saturday took too long to arrive.  In the end she knew it was only two days, but it was two days full of appointments and meetings that meant she couldn't spend the time she wanted to with Sally. Not that she didn't sneak dalliances here and there. She'd noticed Hunter had to. She could smell the Lion on her when she'd found Sally in the break room Thursday afternoon.  His scent hung around her and there was no way Celeste could help herself from pushing Sally up against the table and lifting her face up to sample those sweet lips.Sally, to her credit had clung to her jacket's lapels and molded her small form to Celeste's curves.The whole two days was a battle between the three of them, dancing around each other but never actually meeting all together. Celeste made sure of it. She wanted to give Sally the time she needed to come to terms with everything without having to worry about being influenced by the mate bond any more then necessar

 It had been a surreal week. Sally sighed, enjoying the bath Celeste had drawn her. New job, lusting after her bosses, finding out shifters existed and that she had a mate.  She watched bubbles from the soap pop on her skin, love at first sight was a thing and a thing that happened to her.THAT was probably the hardest thing to come to terms with. Having a mate meant there was someone out their destined for everyone, or at least every shifter anyway. What happened if your mate was homophobic? Maybe their religion meant you couldn’t be together? Or was abusive?What if somewhere you were stuck with the person you meant to be with and all they did was ruin you, day in, day out?Sally hugged her knees, grateful Celeste and Hunter didn’t appear to be inclined to be that way, but they’d only known each other a week.“What’s got a frown on your face like that?” Celeste joined her, passing her the glass of water she&

 When it finally happened, Luna was having dinner with the rest of the Clan who lived at the Clan house. Of all the changes that had happened in recent times, the acquisition of the bigger Clan Lands was the one with the least amount of push back.Luna could understand her sister's anger in regards to that. It certainly made the Old guard of the Elders seem like a materialistic lot. They were, Luna had conceded with her twin on that. They wanted what was best for the Clan, but got bogged in their own comfort as being what was best for everyone. But they had lived long, and they were the stories of the Clan.Luna gave them the respect their age and wisdom deserved, while Celeste fought with them over every change that was made. She was talking to her seat mate when Celeste's joyous voice cried out through the matriarch bond.:Welcome my new Mate Sally to the Clan:Whilst the yips and yowls filled her mind and the air surrounding her, Luna