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he car engine. That's the stup
e they sat in the trunk. And he handed m
nodded at all the right people and kept his shirts ironed and listened to him talk about alliances.
even carry
enemy territory. Actual mud. It sucke
a thing.
hout looking back. Not once. His shoes making that soft soun
aking so hard I couldn't stop it. I kept thinking if
tay broken right there in that mud. Ju
Idiot. He never could add right.
t blink, whatever. The kind of story you tell pups to make them behave. And I was standing in his
d. Big. Like way too big for a
e cam
son he was - he was just big. Shoulders wide and his t-shirt was dark grey and I coul
d I should have been too. My kne
the mud with my bags. And he didn't see a burden. That was the w
urb in my head says he saw a ghost that looked like vengeance
cold,"
First thing h
t what are you doin
f wet wool from my sweater was driving me crazy
y voice cracked. So m
took the heavier bag. The one with the broke
me. "I'm not fine. He just - he traded
errupt rude. Just quiet. "I know w
ame. He said
ke that in a long time. No
a scoff. And I saw the Alpha's head twitch.
With my bag. And I just stood there
want to keep standing in the mud s
cameras. Of course it does. M
Handle was cold now. Not
es squelched. Every st
od smoke and coffee and something else, something like - lik
e. He stayed a step away. But his eyes were heavy. T
ft. Shower's hot," he said. "Do
ight. What kind of
g mud on his floor. My old life in tw
d he gets from this place. Let him try to claw back what h
in
s staring at my wet sweater like I'm
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