He would have agreed with her if he'd been able to speak, but he could barely keep himself from crushing her to the table as he breathed heavily.  His breathing hitched slighty, a warning growl curling his lips back when she bit his ear, but he relaxed once again when her teeth didn't break his skin.  He had to remind himself that she had no idea what she was doing, that she might as well be a human for all she understood.<br/><br/>Slowly he licked her neck, lapping up the blood that ran sluggishly from the wound he'd left on her neck.  He should have apologized for marking her, for losing control, but he simply didn't have it in him.  It would be a lie in a way, because he didn't regret a moment of what they had done and in that moment he didn't give a fuck about the consequences.<br/><br/>Slowly he pushed himself up so that he could look down at her, capturing her eyes with his.  His wolf was still so close to the surface that his eyes were a deep amber, the predator pacing within him.  "If you leave my territory without telling me first I will hunt you down, do you understand me, Sonora? We will talk... eventually, but not tonight."<br/>