The Lycan's daughter: His to ruin
He made a snapping motion with his jaw, his baby fangs poking out just enough to catch the yellow light of the bedside lamp.
I closed the leather-bound book with a heavy, deliberate sigh that vibrated deep in my throat. I missed Vanessa. I missed my daughter with an intensity that bordered on physical ache, mostly because she possessed the supernatural patience required to deal with this relentless little terror, while I was accustomed to giving orders that were followed without endless cross-examination.
"The stag was wise, boy," I grunted, setting the book on the nightstand. "Now lie down and close your eyes, or I'm going to tell the kitchen staff to stop putting honey in your oat porridge