Just as Bunny used yoga, his father used physical labor, and it worked. He’d taken that anger and turned it on the land itself, creating his business with his own two hands. The rage in him was much more focused and directed. The only difference was William didn’t have the anger issues Bunny faced on a daily basis.

Will would protect Chloe against anything and everything that came at her. He and his father were a great deal alike. “I promise nothing is going to happen to Chloe while I’m here.”īunny looked into his father’s shifted eyes and nodded. We’re more alike than you know.” Will pulled Bunny out of the chair. His father’s hand landed on his shoulder. It was bad enough he hadn’t been there before. What if something happened to her? He needed to be there to protect her. He’d been sitting there ever since.īunny blinked up at his father. He’d dropped Tabby off at work immediately afterwards and headed right back to the hospital.

He’d made sure Julian got home safely, following the cab to the small house on the outskirts of town Julian called home. “Someone tried to kill your cousin.”īunny blinked in the late afternoon light filtering in through the hospital window. They’ve confirmed that the marks on her body are consistent with a beating.” She stepped forward and clasped her arms around Bunny, laying her head against his chest with a sigh. Julian sat up slowly, all of his attention suddenly focused on Tabby. Bunny stood, ready to comfort his shaken mate.

Tabby stepped back into the room before he could answer. You two should get along really well.” He held out the bear. Can you have it for me?”īunny rolled his eyes. “She doesn’t know about the Kermode.” He grinned. Julian and I need to sit down and have a nice, long talk.

Bear Necessities by Dana Marie Bell