LOGINLogan-
I don't know how much longer I can walk behind this woman without going postal. Usually, I run hard up all fifteen flights of these stairs just to burn off enough extra energy to make it through a day at my desk. This is after I run here from my condo and that comes after a quick run in Central Park in my wolf form at 5 a.m.
Though it’s redundant to have a house and a condo in the same city, I’ve set up my morning routine so that I make a straight line between all four locations– house, park, condo, work. Besides, it’s good to have the condo for business meetings. It makes a different impact than the pack house would have. I can’t imagine introducing investors to my brother and Beta. Better that we all stay a little more civilized. The more I can put myself through my paces, the better control I have of my wolf and the more civilized I can be. After all these years alone, he's becoming less like a wolf in temperament and more like a Siberian husky– nice to look at, but high strung, mouthy, and liable to destroy everything without careful management.
It’s challenging and exhilarating to run a business, slightly less so to run a mostly-cooperative pack with my brother. Both of those combined present enough of a mental challenge that I’m able to keep my wolf at bay most of the time, but if I don’t work myself hard enough physically I start to itch and the need to shift gets overwhelming. For everyone else’s sake more than mine, my workout routine has gotten more and more extreme lately. It doesn’t hurt when it comes to the ladies, though.
While I'm chafing at the pace so much I feel like I'm breaking out in hives, I keep catching myself noticing the… assets of my obstruction. She's got a pleasant glow to her skin, presumably from exercise. She must not know how to pace herself for her cardio. That glow lights even the cleavage showing from her top. Obviously, it's been too long for me if I can't stop noticing. I’ll have to have my assistant schedule something for me, despite the awkwardness of having someone else schedule my dates. I just don’t have the time to do it myself. It's a relief when the woman in front of me finally stops to lean and catch her breath so I can stop staring at her ass. I'm sure I have some kind of rule logged with HR against feeling this way about anyone in this building– hopefully she doesn't notice where my mind has gone.Trying to recover my equanimity, I stand and stare like an idiot for a moment before I think to offer her a hand up. She slowly melts down the wall, awkwardly moving her feet like the floor is lava. I clear my throat to try and get her attention, or at least get her to open her eyes. I hope she didn’t pass out. It would be a strange way to do it, but if she has a history of losing consciousness, maybe she’s worked out this strategy to do it without head injuries. I’m not sure I could take the kind of excitement that comes with an ambulance with how my wolf is acting right now.
Logan--Well, little rose, you’ll always be short compared to me. And I would break anyone described as ‘petite’ in the human world. I like your curves, baby. I like how they fit in my hands, I like how they move when you walk, and I like most of all how they jiggle when I’m balls deep– I get the impression of Emory’s squeak on the other end of our connection, and I chuckle as she immediately starts trying to clear her mind of thoughts to end the conversation. If the shifters thought I was crazy before, they’re convinced of it now. I’ll have to tell them it was for Hector’s benefit or I’ll end up explaining telepathy to them. I’m not sure we want to confirm that particular rumor to anyone. The more people know, the less advantage we can take of it.
Logan--Once we got the camera from the photographer, he became very cooperative. We deleted all of the pictures from his camera and his phone, though he thankfully didn’t get anything too destructive. I’ve coached my whole pack on how to melt into the shadows before they shift, to avoid eyes at all costs. I’ve asked Ollie to have Jeffries check up on the kid, and James is riding Jeffries’ ass as well. Jeffries is technically part of James’ security team, but Ollie keeps him on retainer because he’s a nosy fucker. Ollie’s got this inquisitive nature that has him riding the cutting edge of his sphere, but it spills over into every other area of his life, too. I wouldn’t be surprised if he knew exactly what Emory and I usually do on our way home from work in the evenings. Soon enough, we’ll know all about th
Emory--“This is a public park. By being here, you consent to any pictures taken of you.” The camera man replies, though he’s fidgety about it. It's hard to tell if the trembling in his fingers is more from fear or from caffiene overdose. He looks like he's being held up by adrenalin alone at this point. “I could sue you for assaulting me and holding me against my will, actually.” I can’t resist rolling my eyes at him. What a weasel. He hasn't seen assault yet, according to Logan's darker thoughts. “Ah, but you forget I’m a celebrity now. The rules are different for me, I’m afraid. Your friends have made your own life harder by making me the new sensation.” Logan replies in a pleasant tone. I tamp down the urge to fidget next to him. I'm not sure if that's actually true or if rich
Emory--I sit up with an undignified snort, alerted by Logan’s sudden panic blaring through my head. We’re going to have to find a way to filter our communication, fast. Once I understand what the problem is, though, my panic matches his. There was someone in the woods around us, someone who took at least one picture. I look down at myself– disheveled in a way that anyone would know what I was just doing, but decently covered, at least. I don’t think they would have seen anything rated R unless they had really precise timing, but it depends on how long they’ve been here. There’s a reason we didn’t hire a photographer for this ceremony, after all. As much as I’d love to have an album to show our kids and grandkids one day, it’s too much of a risk of exposure to have a camera anywhere near
Logan--It’s no wonder Emory always passes out after we have sex. I’ve never experienced a full-body orgasm like that before– I feel like I just ran a marathon and then got high on the best drug on the market. I can still feel muscles in my legs twitching, and my knees wouldn’t be up to the task of standing right now even if my life was on the line. I feel a weird… stretching feeling from my wolf, like he’s pulling at the leash inside me. Usually, that means I need to fight the urge to shift, but that’s not what I’m feeling right now. It’s not until I hear Emory’s litany of quiet panic that I realize what happened. My wolf is on a walkabout in her head rather than mine. It takes a few slow seconds to look over at Emory so I can work out the best way to calm her down. He’s not a bad wolf, and she knows him well, already. When I finally work up the neck strength to turn my head, I realize that Emory’s mouth isn’t moving. Her face is blank– not quite serene, but a pretty good poker fac
Emory--I start to shout my surprise and the anticipation of pain, but I’m shocked when my shout dies on a moan and the arousal that has been simmering in me since the end of the previous ceremony absolutely explodes through my consciousness. I close my eyes and try not to sway under the influence of the heady rush of endorphins pounding through every nerve and blood vessel in my body. Logan places sucking kisses up my neck until he bites my earlobe and growls huskily in my ear. “Your move, little mate. Mate me, take me.” His eyes are practically spot lights, blinding me to anything else as he makes eye contact before using his hold in my hair to shove my mouth against his neck.I manage a shaky laugh in the face of Logan’s wilder side, and murmur back to him “turnabout is fair play, mate.” He growls at me as I give him precise, sucking, kisses in th







