Wolf Line: Granite Lake Wolves, Book 5 - Weebly

Oh yeah, it was a good thing this was a
temporary gig. Chad was far too easy to tease.
Jared made his way over to the tiny window
and cupped his hands around his eyes to block
the room light. He peered out, fascinated to
see the people boarding the ship. Bags and
boxes were being rolled up a gangplank, and
all over the dock there was excitement and
energy. Dynamic, thrilling.
A huge yawn broke free and he stretched
lazily. Well, that was enough of that. He was
more than ready to head home and crash for
another few hours. Some time this afternoon he
would show up at the Heritage Village. Maybe
do a little shopping first…
When are you going to grow up?
Maggie’s tease from the coffee shop echoed
in his head. He felt a little guilty that people he
admired had been completely taken in by his
deception. All the more honest responses he
could have given her blurred together into a
confusing morass, compounded by this
temporary excursion back into the world of the