Alpha's Embrace - 1 (Paranormal BBW Alpha Werewolf Shape Shifter Romance) (My Billionaire Wolf) by Callie Hartwood Page A
Authors: Callie Hartwood
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Nathan.
“But you know I can’t,” Lyanne replied and was shut-up abruptly by Nathan’s waving hand in her face.
“Do you want to stay here by yourself or come with me?” he asked.
“You know I won’t stay here on my own, so how do we get to this tree run?”
He looked at her with such contempt and said, “Well if we walk or ski you’ll never make it babe, so we’ll go on the snowmobile I hired of course.”
She didn’t even know he’d hired a snowmobile, and followed him like a little lost sheep as they walked on their skis toward the parked vehicle. Lyanne noticed a girl in front of them had tripped over in her skis, she was a bigger girl, much like Lyanne and she was laughing so much she couldn’t stand up. The guy with her had tears of laughter rolling down his face as the pair tried to get her back up on her feet. Nathan walked by and looked the other way, but Lyanne stopped.
“Bit tricky isn’t it?” she laughed at the couple.
“Tricky but so much fun. It’s okay for my boyfriend here, he can ski,” the girl replied pointing toward the guy trying to help her to her feet.
Lyanne took her other arm and between them, they got her upright once more.
“Hey thanks,” her boyfriend said smiling at Lyanne. He had a kind face and was obviously very relaxed with his girlfriend. They were having fun and didn’t care what other people thought. Lyanne envied the girl as she made her way after Nathan.
Nathan turned to look back at the couple and scoffed, “I doubt she’ll ever learn to ski.”
Nathan was so insensitive at times and this angered Lyanne, but she wanted to try and enjoy the vacation so she pushed the thought away. Lyanne knew Nathan had his faults and just accepted that part of being in a relationship was accepting your partner’s faults and inadequacies, so she simply kept quiet and followed him to the snowmobile.
It was a lovely looking vehicle and Lyanne could see the words ‘Arctic Cat’ emblazoned along the side of it. She was looking forward to not walking anymore and assumed Nathan knew how to drive it. She followed his lead and leant against the snowmobile to remove her skis, there were clips on the sides of it for their skis to sit in. Lyanne was so relieved to get them off and clipped them in place.
Lyanne had ridden motorbikes before and this didn’t look a lot different to her. She held on to the rail behind her, as she’d done on numerous motorbikes before and Nathan started it up.
“Shouldn’t we have helmets?” she asked.
“We’re not racing so just be cool Lyanne babe,” he shouted back to her.
The snowmobile seemed to be traveling along pretty fast to Lyanne and she held on tighter to the grab rail behind her. Her head was freezing and the cold wind blasted at the soft skin on her face as the snowmobile raced through the forest. Lyanne’s bobble hat didn’t seem to be doing much to keep her head warm so she buried her head down in her warm scarf.
She noticed how the light was beginning to fade and was a little concerned about where they were heading. The forest seemed to be growing very dense and there was hardly anyone around, it hadn’t occurred to Lyanne before now about how she was supposed to make it back down without skiing the tree run.
Nathan sped up as they weaved through the trees and Lyanne shut her eyes tightly, she was starting to feel dizzy. Lyanne’s stomach dropped, and she felt as though she were riding a rollercoaster as the snowmobile dipped down and then rose again over the bumpy snowy terrain. Her pulse was racing and Lyanne really didn’t feel that safe. She loosened her hands temporarily to reach for a better grip on the rail and suddenly felt the snowmobile give a sharp jerk downwards and then fly unexpectedly upwards again.
She felt a massive thump and the next thing she knew she was being catapulted through the cold air. The snowmobile had
“But you know I can’t,” Lyanne replied and was shut-up abruptly by Nathan’s waving hand in her face.
“Do you want to stay here by yourself or come with me?” he asked.
“You know I won’t stay here on my own, so how do we get to this tree run?”
He looked at her with such contempt and said, “Well if we walk or ski you’ll never make it babe, so we’ll go on the snowmobile I hired of course.”
She didn’t even know he’d hired a snowmobile, and followed him like a little lost sheep as they walked on their skis toward the parked vehicle. Lyanne noticed a girl in front of them had tripped over in her skis, she was a bigger girl, much like Lyanne and she was laughing so much she couldn’t stand up. The guy with her had tears of laughter rolling down his face as the pair tried to get her back up on her feet. Nathan walked by and looked the other way, but Lyanne stopped.
“Bit tricky isn’t it?” she laughed at the couple.
“Tricky but so much fun. It’s okay for my boyfriend here, he can ski,” the girl replied pointing toward the guy trying to help her to her feet.
Lyanne took her other arm and between them, they got her upright once more.
“Hey thanks,” her boyfriend said smiling at Lyanne. He had a kind face and was obviously very relaxed with his girlfriend. They were having fun and didn’t care what other people thought. Lyanne envied the girl as she made her way after Nathan.
Nathan turned to look back at the couple and scoffed, “I doubt she’ll ever learn to ski.”
Nathan was so insensitive at times and this angered Lyanne, but she wanted to try and enjoy the vacation so she pushed the thought away. Lyanne knew Nathan had his faults and just accepted that part of being in a relationship was accepting your partner’s faults and inadequacies, so she simply kept quiet and followed him to the snowmobile.
It was a lovely looking vehicle and Lyanne could see the words ‘Arctic Cat’ emblazoned along the side of it. She was looking forward to not walking anymore and assumed Nathan knew how to drive it. She followed his lead and leant against the snowmobile to remove her skis, there were clips on the sides of it for their skis to sit in. Lyanne was so relieved to get them off and clipped them in place.
Lyanne had ridden motorbikes before and this didn’t look a lot different to her. She held on to the rail behind her, as she’d done on numerous motorbikes before and Nathan started it up.
“Shouldn’t we have helmets?” she asked.
“We’re not racing so just be cool Lyanne babe,” he shouted back to her.
The snowmobile seemed to be traveling along pretty fast to Lyanne and she held on tighter to the grab rail behind her. Her head was freezing and the cold wind blasted at the soft skin on her face as the snowmobile raced through the forest. Lyanne’s bobble hat didn’t seem to be doing much to keep her head warm so she buried her head down in her warm scarf.
She noticed how the light was beginning to fade and was a little concerned about where they were heading. The forest seemed to be growing very dense and there was hardly anyone around, it hadn’t occurred to Lyanne before now about how she was supposed to make it back down without skiing the tree run.
Nathan sped up as they weaved through the trees and Lyanne shut her eyes tightly, she was starting to feel dizzy. Lyanne’s stomach dropped, and she felt as though she were riding a rollercoaster as the snowmobile dipped down and then rose again over the bumpy snowy terrain. Her pulse was racing and Lyanne really didn’t feel that safe. She loosened her hands temporarily to reach for a better grip on the rail and suddenly felt the snowmobile give a sharp jerk downwards and then fly unexpectedly upwards again.
She felt a massive thump and the next thing she knew she was being catapulted through the cold air. The snowmobile had
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