Chapter 42

GRACE

Midday, of all the times these assholes could have asked me to meet them they chose midday; the time where the sun was at its highest peak in the sky. If I were any ordinary girl or werewolf, I would not have been fazed by such a trivial thing. Unfortunately, my skin was more translucent than anything else and each time it made contact with the sun, it would burn to a crisp. My entire body would get so red, even with an entire bottle of sunscreen lathering it.

If that wasn't enough to vex me, the fact that Silas was mad at everyone around him including myself was enough to push me to the brink of insanity. I had to tell him the truth that everyone else hid from him. He didn't take it well, exactly as his mother had warned. First, he was silent, staring at me with bewildered eyes. That slowly shifted into guilt and hurt. He too felt guilty for judging her so quickly, especially since they were mates. Then the anger f