CHAPTER 25

AUDREY'S POV

My senses slowly became aware of the time of day, as the chirpings of birds got louder. I finally opened my eyes and weakly took a quick glance over my surroundings. Mindlessly, my hands stretched out to feel his body that was presumably beside me, but was met with an empty bed space. Immediately, I looked to my side and indeed, it was an empty space. I had thought that he would be in the bathroom, but my hopes were squashed when I saw the small note on his pillow. He was gone already, and I couldn't help the great feeling of loneliness that came with the realization that I wasn't going to see him for days or even weeks.

"Logan." I muttered to myself. "You should have said goodbye at the very least. I thought we were friends?"

'Oh, shut it! This isn't about friendship.' My wolf snorted, but I wasn't going to give her the benefit of a response. Instead, I thought about how I had apparently wasted a whole day that would have been spent with him, drowning in my sour