The Lycan Prince’s Puppy
I didn’t want him to give me that smile, that shield, to lock me out again while I knew he wasn’t himself at the moment.
I leaned closer across the table. “We haven’t talked about what happened, and you haven’t even asked me why I went with your brother yesterday,” I told him. “There’s a lot of pain we haven’t processed, and I know you went to visit Nate…and that it didn’t go well.”
Kylan swallowed hard, his throat shifting at the last words. Even hearing about it seemed to be hard for him.
I exhaled. “Although we were still learning, our communication seemed to be getting better,” I said. “But with everything that’s been going on…it feels like we’re slowly moving backwards again.”