Dating Two Dragons Read Free

for a ride to get the practice down again.” Winnie’s green eyes watched Anna over the rim of her mug. She was waiting for Anna to admit she was right. Winnie could tell that Anna needed a little lovin’, her best friend intuition told her that.
    “Ugh, you’ve been on this kick for over a week now. If I join a dating site, will you get off my back?”
    Winnie grinned at her friend. “Absolutely. And let me just recommend one for you. Have you checked out ComeShift yet?”
    Anna furrowed her brow. The name sounded familiar. “Is that the shifter dating site?”
    “Oh yeah. That’s where all the hotties are. You should definitely check it out.” Winnie pulled out her tablet out of her purse and signed into the app. “Go ahead and scan through a few on my account.”
    Anna hesitantly grabbed the tablet from Winnie’s hand. “Your account? You’ve been on here?”
    “Of course! Why do you think I can give such a glowing recommendation? Do you remember Zach, the construction worker?”
    “No way! He was a shifter?” Zach was the poster child for the All-American, white-bread male with his mop of sandy blonde hair, chiseled physique, and awe shucks attitude, he could have been Captain America.
    “Yup. Lion shifter and fantastic in the sack. Probably the best I ever had.”
    “But you aren’t dating him anymore.”
    “Oh, honey. Zach and I never dated. You were lucky enough to meet him because I invited you to. Most of the time, we never got out of bed.” Winnie had an almost wistful look in her eye as she thought about that lover in particular. “Which reminds me, I don’t have plans this weekend. I should call him.”
    “Wow.”
    Anna scrolled through photo after photo of gorgeous men. Each fell into different categories based on their animal, relationship wants, and sexual orientation. Even the women that popped up were exceptionally beautiful. “Is it some kind of rule that in order to be supernatural you have to be really, really, ridiculously good looking? There isn’t one average looking person on here.” Anna was in awe as she kept on scrolling.
    “I don’t think so,” Winnie said. “At least it’s not a written rule. I personally haven’t met a shifter, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. I’ve only known a few.”
    One striking fellow caught Anna’s attention. He had blonde hair and a similar look to Winnie’s Zach, but there was a darkness about him that drew her in. She committed his name, Brandon Kofax, to memory so she could look him up later. “Alright, I’m convinced. I’m still not sure I’m ready for a relationship.”
    Winnie giggled. “You don’t have to be, just take one for a test drive, no one says you have to buy right away, or at all if you don’t want to. Just go and have yourself a little fun.”
    “I can do fun,” Annie declared.
    “Can you? I hope so because I don’t like seeing you so mopey.”
    “I have not been mopey!” Anna scoffed.
    “You think so? I had to drag you out of your apartment after four days of being holed up in there watching Bridget Jones’ Diary and Pretty Woman over and over. I vaguely remember having to wash you in your shower, but I’ve tried to block that out.”
    That was true. After the firefighter’s ball Anna had called out sick with the flu and hunkered down under the covers. Some would say she was wallowing in self-pity, but not Anna. She saw it as self-reflection time… with ice cream. “You call it mopey, I call it me-time,” Anna said with a shrug.
    Winnie chuckled. “Whatever you say, Anna.”
    Anna handed Winnie back her tablet and took her phone out. That Brandon guy caught her attention and she didn’t want to risk him getting snapped up by someone else.
    “Are you signing up now?” Winnie asked as she bounced in her seat.
    Anna nodded. “I am. I think I found someone I want to meet.”
    Winnie squealed and clapped her hands. “Oh! I can’t wait. You won’t be disappointed, I