“Okay,” she said. “Well, first of all, I got a massage last night. Cain’s the masseur and he’s wickedly awesome, but Brad was there, too. He helped Cain carry the table and his tote bags of massage stuff, and it was just what I needed after that hike.” And that was all they were going to hear about the massage. “I was so sleepy and relaxed when Cain was done that the guys dumped me into bed and left. Brad said he was worried about leaving me so zonked out, but the two wolves I’ve gotten to know were outside as they were leaving, so he sent them in.” “Two wolves? You had two wolves in your room?” Suni’s shoulders slumped. “Damn. I’ve hardly seen any wolves at all.” “You’ll see them. I’m sure of it.” Cherry hadn’t realized how unique her situation was—she appeared to have two wolves really interested in her. “If you’re lucky, you might wake up the way I did, trapped under your covers by wolves lying on top of the bedspread.” “You’re kidding!
