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Midnight Snacking, Falling in Love and Other Weaknesses
Ellie’s fists hit the punching bag in the gym of the condo building. It was sleek and well furnished but not often used by the rich inhabitants of the building. Alex was sitting on the running machine, backwards, drinking a milkshake and watching Ellie. She grunted with each hit, imagining hitting Tatiana’s smug face. As soon as she told Jed about the challenge from Tatiana’s pack, Ellie had called a pack meeting. Asking her wolves to fight with her was just a formality – they were a pack, a family. They’d fight for each other no matter the odds. Though it didn’t look like Alex was doing any training whatsoever. Ellie decided not to say anything – he was straight out of military school. He probably had better training than her.
The doors opened and Ellie stepped back from the bag, wiping her chin with her gloved hand. Gideon strolled in, immaculately dressed, hands in pockets. He hadn’t come to the meeting and Ellie had to chase
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