Adrift Book Paul Griffin Novels & Stories

I hadn’t expected their cruelty, nor how easily they dismissed their own Alpha’s safety, as if it meant nothing at all. As the sounds of the cafeteria swallowed them, my thoughts shifted to Grace’s letter, the one that had brought me into these woods and into this storm. I scanned the room, hoping for a glimpse of her, but there was nothing. Just the same empty hope I had every day. When I stepped into Adrian’s quarters, I wasn’t prepared for what I found. The room smelled of whiskey and exhaustion, the air heavy with silence. Adrian sat slumped in a chair, his head in his hand, surrounded by bottles scattered across the table like evidence of a losing battle.

I squirmed before I knew my pants were becoming wet. "I know how much you miss me." His tiny soft voice caused more trouble them good to my already devastated body. "I don't...miss.." I paused, knowing I miss him a lot but I have to go back to Jeff's pack now. Like he knew what I was thinking, Adrian, lifted me above the ground, shifting into his wolf. He ran off with my whole body on his shoulder into the highway. I felt I was going to devour. The End of book 1.