Chapter Seven

I stared out my side of the window for the rest of the ride.

Enjoying the wind on my face and trying to make a conversation with my wolf which proved futile.

I know she’s hurt just like I am and her silence is her way of dealing with it.

She needs time when processing her emotions while I just face them head on before pushing them to the back of my mind if need be.

I knew my wolf well and she was in perfect sync with me because after my first shift, I took time to know her and let her grow and explore at her own pace.

I ushered her into my life to the latter just like she did with me and that makes us both a formidable foe.

I let her be after I realize she just wanted to be alone and focused on getting home.

I didn’t have to wait long because Matthews pulled up onto my mother’s compound before I could even nag him about how long till we get there.

As usual, my mother and brothers stood in front of our home waiting for our arrival.

The patrol teams at the border always alerte