For a second, it was silent. She stared out of the window of her room. The damage made by the vampire was repaired. He didn't want it. He wanted her to stay at his home. She was only a few days away from the wedding. She'd never come back here after the wedding. When she heard him repairing the house. She insisted to him that she wanted to shift back to her home and he had to say yes.       His hand rested on the one side of her waist, " Are you sure about it, Cara? " He asked her softly.      " Yes, " She whirled and rested her back against the glass window.       He sighed and reached out to touch her hair. He pushed the wavy brown locks back away from her shoulder. She held back a smile. He softly touched the mark of his bite, " I'll be going then. " He said, resting his hand near her head on the glass wall.       He was still upset that he had injured her. His eyes wer

She ran through the forest on four paws, feeling the soft grass under her paws. The way was surrounded by long trees. She sniffed him, her mate. She could feel him, chasing her in wolf form. It had been a month to the moon ceremony. She had learned to shift and enjoy her wolf.       The first time she had shifted on the ceremony when after their vows they shifted together and ran freely.      She had done it without any difficulty. Yoga and meditation had helped her to understand her wolf, to feel it inside her. She had embraced her wolf and she loved the freedom that it provided her.      Felix had forgiven their father. But they still needed time to adjust themselves in each other's lives. She missed Tessa as she was staying in London with her husband, William. Penelope was happy that her one daughter went to her house but her sons brought three daughters in law.      Sh