Chapter 09

SYDNEY

My change of scent was noticed by every person I came into contact with. I was sick and tired of the weird glances I had been receiving. The worst glare I received was from the girl he had spent his time with during the night of the party. I was certain that the girl had envisioned about thirty different ways to kill me by now but, at the same time, none of those ways would end with her walking away alive. All I had to do was flash my glowing purple eyes at her for her to bow her head and scurry away. I wanted to kill her, but I had to keep my cool. As much as she was at fault, my dumb-ass mate was too.

I grunted at the thought. The first time I finally accepted him to be my mate was a few hours ago and it had been playing on my mind ever since. I couldn't help but wonder if it played on his mind as well. He didn't seem to be too pleased by the confession, something I couldn't decipher coding his features. Sometimes I