Christmas for the Wolves & a Wolf for Valentine's Day (Grey Wolf Pack) Read Online Free Page B

her face when I tell her. So, Terri, just act perfectly.”
    Terri’s eyes widened. “So, no pressure then?” She mumbled about getting a glass of water before retreating to the kitchen.
    Terri stood at the kitchen sink staring through the window at their half-constructed house. Part of her was keen to move out and spend some alone time with Mal, but she also knew she’d miss his family when they did. Even though, they’d only be a stone’s throw away.
    She warmed as Mal slid his arms around her, resting his hands on her stomach. “Ignore my mom, Aunt Corinne just makes her crazy.”
    “It’s fine; my sister makes me feel the same way. I hope your family likes me.”
    “I couldn’t give a fuck what they like, besides they’re your family now too,” said Mal frankly as he pressed his growing arousal into her back. He wasn’t overly subtle at letting her know he was horny .
    Terri twisted round to face him. “That also means my sister and my mother are your family.”
    Mal smoothed his hands down her back and hiked her up, so she was sitting on the edge of the sink. “Yeah well, as terrifying as that is, it’s worth it to be with you.”
    Mal kissed her neck as his hands journeyed inside her sweater. His beast whined, in desperate need of their mate.
    “Mal…” breathed Terri. “I don’t think…”
    He kissed her as his fingers sought the clasp of her bra. She raked her hands through his hair and…
    Hank walked into the kitchen looking for a beer. Terri pulled away embarrassed.
    “Oh for fuck’s sake!” yelled Mal.
    “Language Malcolm!” roared his father. “Oh fuck!”
    They heard voices and realized Aunt Corinne and her brood had arrived.
    Mal placed Terri on the floor, and she righted her clothes. “Later, sunshine.”
    He sighed exaggeratedly as he led Terri out to meet the rest of his family. “Yeah, yeah, later.”
    Terri could see Corinne was a similar version of Ellie. Perhaps a little prettier but not as friendly looking. Her husband was quite a small wolf at five foot ten, as well as being thin and pale. Her three sons were similar to their father, although a little taller and better looking. Still, they couldn’t begin to compare to the downright, drop dead sexiness of the Tanner men. They were all born to be heartbreakers.
    After they all had said hello, Corinne and her family looked at Terri with interest.
    Ellie slipped an arm round Terri’s thickened waist. “This is Terri, Mal’s true mate. She’s pregnant.”
    Corinne’s eyes bugged out of her head. “Well, this is a surprise! Ummm… congratulations.”
    Ellie practically bounced up and down. “Yep, I’m going to be a grandma!”
    Corinne’s family politely told Terri it was nice to meet her.
    Corinne shook her head. “Mated and expecting at only 19, that’s so…”
    Mal grinned at her proudly. “It’s great isn’t it? Terri’s due at the end of May.”
    “Yes of course, of course it is, definitely…”
    *
    Dinner was a quiet affair. Well, relatively so . As usual the Tanner men were boisterous, obnoxious and ate like maniacs. Corinne’s family tried not to roll their eyes too much. Probably for fear they’d get stuck that way.
    Corinne was very quiet. She kept snatching glances in Terri and Mal’s direction, whether out of jealousy or disapproval, Terri couldn’t tell. But if the triumphant smile on Ellie’s face was anything to go by, it was jealousy.
    Corinne’s youngest son, an English lit major, tried to strike up a conversation with Terri, but after numerous glowers from Mal, gave up.
    The Tanner boys were unusually on their best behavior. No food had been thrown; no one had been swearing, and no one had tried to punch anyone else. Instead, they had been unobtrusively texting each other on their phones, to make fun of one another. Ellie pretended not to notice. Mal knew because Darryl sent him a text asking him how blue his balls were. Mal sent a very threatening text back that almost sent Darryl