The Rejected True Heiress
“Mom, I… I wanted to say that I’m sorry. What I did was dangerous and stupid, and it won’t happen again. I won’t race anymore.”
My mother let out a breath that made a strand of her blonde hair, fanning across the pillow, flutter into the air. “You mean that?”
I nodded, and my mother smiled faintly, taking my hand in hers. “Thank you.”
I didn’t say anything. It still kind of hurt to have to make a promise that I would never race again. I really did love it; ever since my wolf had gone missing, I’d been deeply craving that feeling of speed and freedom, and racing honestly felt like the one thing that could replace it.