Tyler was happy to see he had a effect on her, the wolf howled in victory over that, knowing that the she-wolf within was trying to reach for him. Tyler slammed the bars in place against the wolf, keeping it at bay the best he could. Looking at Rain as she figured up the price on the hay, there was no other thought given to the fact that he needed the feed for the chickens and the hogs as well. Tyler was in his own little world, watching her lean over the counter as she added the figures. Silently Tyler waited, but he was sure his mouth was watering to have a taste of her, a lick, a bite, something anything. Though all he could think about was her quick breathing when he had her pinned to the wall, he wanted to turn those pants into hearty moans.<br/><br/>When she came up with the answer and told him, his brow cocked at her, surly he could find a cheaper price elsewhere, but considering he was here, and his mate was here, he could afford the extras, right? Reaching to his back pocket for his wallet, he stopped for a minute, watching that curved hip rest against the counter, his palms itched to get his hands on her bare flesh, to strip that damn clothing from her body and sample her like a plate of food. Oh he had plans for her, and until the little game of cat and mouse was over, he couldn't give into those needs just yet.<br/><br/>Fishing in his back pocket for his wallet, he was moved from the counter by Rain, just feeling her hands on him sent the wolf into a frenzy, and Tyler very much the same. Though as the manager walked in through the door, he couldn't make good on any action. Though a head nod to the man as he was greeted, he didn't feel he had the full control of his own voice so he stayed silent. Pulling the wallet out and handing the money to Rain, he watched the eyes of the manager, they were starring Rain down, and the wolf instantly jump forward, ready to tear the jugular from the man. That was his mate, his woman, his fucking scrap of meat! There was a trickle of a growl from him, which wouldn't  be heard by the manager as he walked into his office, but Rain being so close would easily hear it.<br/><br/>Tossing the money to the counter Tyler starred at her, coming closer to the one thing that stood a slight of a chance, the counter. He leaned on it, letting the muscles reflex as they supported his weight there. He could tell she clearly wanted to say something, but she was hesitant on it. Though when she did speak there was a half smile there.<br/><br/>"And a reason for all the other hundred times in the past, I am sure you do."<br/><br/>Tyler raised up from the counter, getting ready to leave now, making short work of the space to the front entrance now. The wolf was tearing at his insides for what he said, surly there was a good excuse for her running away all those times, right? Placing his hand on the door, it curled tightly around it as he looked back over his shoulder at her.<br/><br/>"Ok... come to the farm for dinner, and you can tell me the reason why."<br/><br/>Not wasting another second Tyler walked out the door, he had to get out of there before he said something stupid, or he ripped a hole right through the manager. That was the second guy today to look at Rain like that, and Tyler had the sense that there was going to be a lot of bodies dropping soon.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Kaden had loaded the final hay barrel onto the trail, raising his right arm up to wipe the sweat from his brow now. It sucked that he had to do all the work by himself, but Tyler was so preoccupied by his mate that there was no way Kaden was going to be able to pull him away from her to help him. After making sure the straps over the barrels were tight he moved to the front, going to the truck now. Getting in his started it and pulled the truck and trailer to the front of the store as Tyler was walking out. The look on his face told Kaden things hadn't gone as Tyler had planned them, which was expected considering a woman was involved. <br/><br/>When Tyler opened the door and got into the truck, Kaden looked over at him, slightly cocking his brow at him. Seemed he forgot a lot more then just the feed. Shrugging his shoulders he pulled out of the lot to getting back on the road. Almost halfway home Kaden finally spoke up with a grin on his face.<br/><br/>"You forgot the feed for the chickens and hogs."<br/><br/>The string of curses that filled the truck only inspired Kaden's laughter, which meant there would be another trip to see his mate, either today or another day. Kaden was expecting to go again, considering the show he was given this time around he was going to enjoy the next one.</span>