“I hadn’t been with anyone else in almost a year,” she told him. “It was only one other guy before that…”She sniffled and wiped her eyes.“Y…You’re the only one…” she stammered as a sob escaped her lips.She was too hysterical for Ethan’s liking, and he stared at her with disgust.He pulled out his
Irene ordered a Chai tea.Once they had their drinks in hand, they went to sit in one of the booths in the back of the shop.Stella still refused to look at Irene despite them sitting across from one another.“Why do you keep visiting my fiancé?” Irene boldly asked.Stella was amazed that she asked
Judy’s POVDuring the weekend we spent time doing training exercises. Most of the time was spent in the gym and I barely had time to rest before the next week's battles. However, Tabby and I did spend a little time celebrating after we got our official notices that we moved on to the next round.We
I realized it wasn’t just a backpack; it was a parachute.Were we jumping out of the plane? The man stepped around me and blindfolded me, blocking my vision.A sense of panic rose in my chest.I didn’t like not being able to see. He guided me down the aisle of the plane and sat me down.After he ga
Judy’s POVIt’s been a while since I shifted into my wolf form and hunted.My wolf might have been smaller than the rest, but her senses had always been above average.She sniffed the forest ground, getting a whiff of the prey that was miles away. She roamed through the trees, her small paws careful
Sherri and some others started to cut the meat off the deer, using some tools they created after gathering supplies from foraging. I was surprised they were able to create handy tools so quickly. We had only been here for a couple of hours, and we were already making some serious progress.A howl in
Judy’s POVWhen I returned to the camp, Tabby was the one who greeted me first.“Are you okay?” She asked, rushing toward me.I wasn’t sure what to say. I was fine now, though I was a bit sore from the fight, all the wounds I had from it were completely healed.I touched my neck, frowning at the mem
I was still in disbelief over it.“Wait what??” She asked, dumbfounded. “She healed you and she wasn’t part of our team?”“She healed me by licking the wound,” I emphasized. “It was so strange. And then she just disappeared.”“You don’t know where she went??” Tabby gasped.“No,” I admitted. “But I w
Nan was seated on the couch in the far side of the room and Chester’s eyes widened.“Ladies have a couch in their bathroom?” Chester asked, amazed. He shut the door behind him and locked it so they wouldn’t be disturbed.Nan didn’t bother retorting; she stared at her hands thankful that the tears fi
Third Person POVChester stood from the chair the moment Nan was out of sight. He grabbed Harper’s hand, his nails digging into her flesh. He wasn’t one to hurt women, but when said woman hurt his mate, all logic and rules went out the window. Harper screamed as the nails of his wolf dug into the so
Before I could grasp anything, Harper grabbed Nan’s wine glass and splashed it at Nan’s dress, making everyone gasp.Nan shot to her feet, her eyes red with unshed tears and her face flushed with embarrassment. Even my parents gasped; my mother let out a sad sigh as she saw Nan’s distraught and brok
Judy’s POV“Well, isn’t this cozy,” Harper said loud enough for the entire restaurant to hear. My eyes immediately went in that direction, as did everyone else’s. My eyes grew large when I saw Nan tensing at the table with Chester seated in front of her.My heart hammered in my chest.I knew Nan an
By the time she finished, the waiter had filled out his entire notepad and was red in the face. He flipped to a new page and said with gritted teeth, “And what may I get for you?”Chester grinned and pretty much did the same exact thing, only with a different dish.The waiter pretty much grumbled as
“Sorry,” I said, giving them both a small smile. “Didn’t mean to keep you waiting.”“Is everything okay?” My mother asked, her eyes shining with concern.I smiled, though it was forced.“Yes,” I told her. “There was a long line for the bathroom.”I hated lying to her, but I didn’t want her to know t
Judy’s POVI was standing in the presence of Gavin’s mother. Donna Landry.She stared at me with such dismay that I stood there with unease bubbling in my belly. Daisy stood beside her with her arms folded across her chest and a smug smile on her lips. The last thing I wanted right now was to have t
“I see,” I breathed. “You have no idea how badly I’ve missed you, Dad. I’ve been worried every day.”“Well, I’m home now and we don’t have to worry about something like that ever happening again. Alpha Landry made it so I won’t lose my company and we are back up and running.”Relief flooded me; thin
Judy’s POVI was nervous as I pulled up to my parents’ house. I hadn’t seen my father in months. We returned to the territory late last night; I went home to the mansion to sleep and then first thing this morning I went straight to my parents’ house; the one Gavin had purchased for them right after