Her smile is so patient. Like this flashes of the monster I can be are nothing to concern her. But that is just idiocy.
“There are things you don’t know about me, Grace.”
She nods. “And that’s all right. If there ever comes a time when you want to talk, you’ll know where to fine me.”
Would anyone else have indulged my secrets? I don’t think so.
"Sister, you'll never leave me, right?"
She smiles. "Didn't we agree before? You won't leave me, and nor will I leave you."
Then, because clearly this woman has no sense of self-preservation at all, she walks right into my arms and rests her head on my chest.
“Jay…Thank you.”
My arms are wrapped around her, and I truly cannot imagine what she is thanking me for. It’s not like she knows the steps I’ve taken behind the scenes to protect her. Speaking of… there are guards that I’ll be dealing with shortly.
“The time I spend with you makes me so happy,” she says.
Hmm. Okay.
It’s not so different for me. Of all the souls on this earth, I’m most content with the one beside me right now.
My wolf…likes her too.
Theo is angry she cannot run with us. Her humanness is something we both have to get used to.
My phone rings and she steps out of my arms so I can answer it.
The number is one I recognize.
My beta.
“Is it time to go to work?” I ask him as I answer.
“We are ready for you,” is Terrence’s reply.
“Go!” Grace says. “You shower and dress. I’ll have breakfast prepared by the time you’re out.”
Within twenty minutes, I’m out of the apartment. Only instead of walking out of the complex and being picked up by Terrence, I see him standing across the lot in front of another set of apartments.
He disappears into unit 107 and leaves the door open.
Splendid.
I’ve been itching to let my anger out.
And those guars who allowed Alpha Sean Stevens not only onto these grounds but directly to Grace’s doorstep. They were about to pay.
My wolf would make sure of it.
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SEAN
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