Doctor Trouble x2 (Cascade Pack Book 1)

Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually explicit content. Ménage – MMM.
In book one of the Cascade Pack: Thomas Wolfenson made a decision ten years ago that he thought was for the best of everyone involved, instead it has haunted his every step. Even his wolf refuses to come forth after the bad decision was made. However, a call sends Tommy rushing home, but what he finds when he gets there not only shocks him, it has the potential to change his life forever.
Kyle has grown up with the knowledge his fated mate never wanted him. But when he shows up making a claim on him, Kyle struggles with the sudden change in his fated mate. Afraid that if he gives his heart it will be broken once again.
Is Thomas strong enough to right the wrongs that were made long ago? And when the caller who sent him home is revealed, does it cost Tommy more than he ever thought he could lose? Or does fate allow a second chance, offering him more than he ever thought or wished for in his life?

Excerpt

“THOMAS! Wake up, man,” a loud voice yelled.
“WHAT? What time is it?” Thomas asked snarling, starting to wake up.
“Eleven thirty. Are you awake yet?”
“WHAT?!? In the morning? Shit, I’m late,” Thomas exclaimed, jerking straight up in bed and falling to the ground with a big thud.
All that could be heard from the other end of the phone was uncontrollable laughter. “No, man, it’s eleven thirty p.m. What’s your problem, dude?”
“Elliot, this is not funny. I just fell asleep. You seem to forget I’m two hours ahead of you. Also, I have two major tests tomorrow that if I don’t pass, I will be on my way home. What do you want and it had better be life or death, I swear,” Thomas snarled into the phone as he picked himself up off the floor.
Hearing his brother huff and puff like he was upset, Thomas couldn’t help but roll his eyes at his brother’s theatrics.
“What, I can’t just call my big brother to say hi?” Elliot asked with false outrage in his voice.
“Ell, I have been away at school for five years and you have never once called just to say hi. What do you want?” he started to get irritated with his little brother.
“Geez, Thomas. I’m not that bad. Am I?” Elliot asked.
Letting out a big sigh, staring at the ceiling of his bedroom, Thomas couldn’t help but feel bad for snapping at his little brother even though he was the one who was woken. “No, bubs, you’re not that bad. I’m just cranky. What’s up? How’s everyone doing? How’s Kyle?” he asked, hoping his brother didn’t think it was weird that he asked about Kyle.
“Oh, you know how the family is, loud and noisy. Say, have you met anyone yet? We are all betting on how many you've nailed. Kyle’s good, dude, there are like tons of schools begging him to come play baseball for them. A lot of them are offering full scholarships too.”
Smiling, thinking of his pup, “That’s great. Tell him whichever school he goes to, I’ll be rooting for him.” Hearing his brother laugh at something or someone in the background, he asked.
“Hey, Ell? Is Jake around? Let me talk to him, please. Otherwise, I gotta hit the hay.”
“Hay? I thought you had an apartment not a barn,” Elliot burst out laughing.
“Ha…ha…ha. Where’s Jake?” he asked sarcastically.
Instead of getting a response from Elliot, he heard a shy, “Thomas?” And with just a word he was hard as a rock and his wolf was all but howling and begging to see his mate. Closing his eyes, smiling, picturing his mate, Kyle, from the last picture Jake had sent him, he answered.
“Hey, pup. How’s it going?”
“I’m not a pup, Thomas. I’ll be eighteen in just a couple of weeks.” Pausing and taking a deep breath, Kyle continued, “Will you be coming home for Thanksgiving?”
Dropping his head back, he squeezed his eyes shut. He didn’t want to hurt Kyle’s feelings.
“I don’t know if I’ll be able to.”
“Oh, okay. It’s just—” Kyle started th