Chapter 31

“So good.”

Thad only nodded, though for a normal person—human, shifter, or wizard—the sparks wouldn’t feel good. They would sting and burn.

Sandy took a step back, looked Thad up and down, and tore off his T-shirt. “You look good enough to eat, darling.”

Thad looked at himself and back at Sandy. Where he was slim and fine-limbed, Sandy was broad and muscled. The need inside of him turned to an ache as he ran his fingertips over the curls on Sandy’s chest. “You’re gonna go all big bad wolf on me? Because I got to tell you, I never identified with the little red riding hood.”

Sandy snorted and pushed off his jeans. “Don’t you worry about a thing, babe, I’ll take care of this.”

Thad chuckled as Sandy almost lost his balance.