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I don’t share

Author: Ace
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-17 21:58:41

CHAPTER NINETY EIGHT

ZOEY

We didn’t plan it.

One second I was leaving his office with too much in my chest, and the next, I found myself standing on the porch beside him as the moon carved silver edges along the world.

Neither of us said a word at first.

The night air was cool against my skin, carrying the fresh scent of the air after rain and something faintly sweet from the greenhouse behind the pack house. The noise of the world had fallen away, replaced by crickets and the distant rustle of leaves.

Without thinking, I started walking and Graham fell into step beside me.

We walked past the training field, quiet now, the sand smooth and undisturbed. Past the garden with its stubborn patch of herbs and flowers that refused to bloom. Our shoulders brushed occasionally, but he didn’t try to take my hand this time.

It was… peaceful. Almost dangerously so.

“I don’t think I’ve ever seen the pack this quiet,” I said softly, breaking the silence.

“They sleep easy when they think everything’
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