I don’t get to see things like horses being born.” Gia couldn’t hold back the excitement in her voice, nor did she feel the need to. If anything, Trey made her feel like she could be exactly who she was, period. No hiding. No covering up. She’d never experienced the sense of complete freedom to be authentic before, and certainly never with men. With each of her past boyfriends, she’d been self-conscious about something: her weight; her loud laugh; her geeky love of Marvel movies, ancient Egypt and fossil hunting. After witnessing Trey shift into his bear yesterday, it seemed to melt right off of her—that need to hide. If he could be his authentic self, why couldn’t she? And honestly, she believed she wouldn’t be able to hide anything from him, anyway. Especially the needy little pulse between her legs from the way he was looking at her right now. He was saddling a horse, threading a strap from under its belly into a ring on the side of the saddle a couple of times and pulling it tight. “So, you’re saying you lead a pretty boring life?”
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