She was running out of room to work, with his plates piling up, and his brother keeping mark with him on the other end of the counter. She looked back and forth between the two bear shifters. They were twins. Had to be. They had the same short brown hair. The same dark scruff covering their cheeks. Identical chiseled jaws and steel blue eyes. They even had matching muscles. She could stare all day and never tell the difference between Bear #1’s biceps and Bear #2’s. Bear #1 demolished an entire plate-sized pancake in two bites flat, and just in time, Bailey pushed another platter of eggs in his path. She glanced down the length of stainless steel. Yep, Bear #2 needed more bacon and his orange juice was empty. Maybe she should’ve given him the entire pitcher? Who knew grizzlies could eat so much? She’d have to talk to Eagan. They were going to need to reorder supplies, stat. Bear #1 paused with the forkful of eggs midway to his mouth and met her surprised gaze with a wink.
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