The Claiming By Cooper

The Claiming by Cooper (Jara & Mason)

Chapter 75

Mason

I don’t know if it’s because she’s a female and this is a claiming or if it’s because she’ s my mate, but Jara talking to me helps alleviate the haze. I feel better, more in control of my wolf I feel reason return and I’m not just going on straight instinct to kill and claim.

I still refuse to let her out of my sight but instead of just killing because other wolves get too close to her, I give them a warning. I only have to kill one. I’m not sure, but I think it’s another one of Typhon’s pack members. He’s down to three, at the most.

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I watch as she skips through the trees as if she’s a squirrel shifter, not a wolf shifter. When she gets to the cliff, I start feeling the haze getting stronger again. I can’t see her, I don’t know if she’s safe.

I begin pacing back and forth, looking up trying to find her, waiting for her to return to the safety of the trees. When she doesn’t, I begin looking around the cliff face, trying to find a way up. I need to see her. I need to know she’s safe. And if I can capture her on the cliff, she’s mine.

the scent, the very recent scent of Typhon. He saw Jara leap to the cliff and he’s after her.

out, but I don’t care. I am miming

He has somehow managed to shift into his human form. I try to pull on my human form, but I’m too angry.

fight me, Jara. You’re caught and thank you for already being n*ake*d. Up here, I don’t see a problem with us

to touch me, Typhon.” My mate spits

I’ve caught you, fair and square. I need a mate. I need an heir. And

surface of the cliff, I see that Typhon has Jara on the ground. He’s bleeding where she clawed him

him off of her. I grab him by the back of his neck, yanking him off. As he goes flying, he shifts into his wolf form. He skids to a stop at the edge of the

in front of Jara, protecting her,

ball of teeth and claws, snapping and snarling. We are both intent on killing the other. I feel a chunk of fur being ripped from my body as I slash at his hind

him credit for, or he’s desperate. He leaps at me again, ignoring the pain he must be feeling in his leg. I move, reaching to

racing toward Jara, who is sitting stunned watching us. I have a moment to realize

And he’s still trying to claim