Free PARANORMAL ROMANCE: Wolf Tango (Threesome Menage New Adult) (Paranormal and Urban Shifter Short Stories) by Jennifer McKenzie Page B

take, they tried to take it and I fought them. One of them had a gun and when he pulled it out of his pocket I grabbed his hand and it went off.  I think that’s when he hit me with it and knocked me out.” She held her head and sat up, groaning. “That money was for my mortgage payment, business has been slow recently and now I am afraid I will lose this restaurant.” The boys looked at one another, “We have to go now mam, we will send the gas attendant in to take care of you.” With that, they stood and walk back to the SUV. Climbing in, Mathew behind the wheel, he turned the big vehicle back towards to the gas pumps and stopped beside the attendant, “Go see to the girl in the restaurant, she’s been hurt. We will be back later. Which way did the pick-up go?” The attendant points along the highway, “They went south and there are no exits down there for thirty miles.” Without replying, Mathew drops the SUV into drive and floors it, all four wheels spin and the heavy vehicle rockets forward. Joshua does up his full harness safety belt, “Okay Matty, let’s see what this baby can really do.” Well in excess of one hundred and twenty miles an hour, the two ton custom built SUV eats up the road. “Matty, drop me at the next creek, the map says there is only one turn off for the next one hundred and sixty miles and it is ten miles ahead. I will take a short cut up the creek and try to cut them off as you follow them in the car.” As Mathew roared off again after the pick-up, Joshua walked down to the creek and checking around to discern if he was alone, morphed instantly into a nine foot tall Werewolf Warrior. Streaking through the forest, following the creek, any observer would only have seen a brief blur as he flashed past them. In only minutes he reached the small country road up which the robbers must travel, hopefully. Sitting quietly beside the road concentrating his super hearing he hears the faint throb of the pick-up engine. He stands up and towering his full nine feet stands in the middle of the road and waits. Moments later the pick-up slides around the bend on the dirt road and accelerates towards him. Suddenly, as Joshua throws back his head and howls challengingly, the pick-up swerves off the road and drives head long into a tree near the shoulder. Steam cascades from the totally destroyed radiator of the pick-up, and the front windscreen is completely non-existent because the driver and his passenger had been thrown clean through it. The deep throb of the turbo charged V8 in the SUV roars, and with all four wheels spinning Mathew tools the huge machine around the bend and skids to a stop beside Joshua. “Good call Joshy, but I can tell you I was mightily relieved when the pick-up turned up this track. I guess there’s no need to ask what caused this accident. You check the pick-up for the stolen money and I will do whatever damage control is necessary on the robbers.” In an instant Josh morphs back into humanoid form and wrenches open the pick-up door as Mathew walks into the forest. Rummaging around inside the cab Josh discovers two plastic bags full of money and removing them exits the vehicle as Mathew returns. “No damage control necessary Joshy, they both have broken necks and would have died instantly. Let’s get the hell out of here.”
     
                    ”OMG, how will I ever be able to thank you. I was resigned to loosing this place and it was breaking my heart. My father opened this restaurant thirty five years ago and it is all I have left in the world.” Accepting the two bags of money with tears of gratitude streaming down her cheeks the grateful owner hugs both boys in turn. “Incidentally, my name is Rose. Are you guys hungry?” Extricating themselves from the woman’s arms the boys walk to a nearby table and sit down. Smilingly Mathew quips, “Well yes mam, I mean Rose, we were actually coming for breakfast when we became involved in your little