I finish my shift with steady hands and a professional smile, while feeling the wolf's intense gaze burning through the window, even when my back is turned. I don't mention it to Knox until I get home, and when I do, his eyes turn gold, and his hands open and close at his sides. The bond carries the cold, focused rage that has been simmering since the rabbit."I'm following you tomorrow," he says, and the sentence isn't a request.On Friday, Knox follows me from afar – his motorcycle is parked two blocks away from The Grind House. I can sense him sitting on a bench across the quad, out of my sight but connected through the bond. The gold channel hums softly, like a wolf on alert, maintaining a steady, watchful frequency.This time, the scout follows me from campus to The Grind House. I feel him before I see him – a presence behind me on the sidewalk, carrying the wrong heat signature and the wrong scent. My body's cataloging of wrong-wolf-behind-me triggers the fear-arousal wiring tha
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