16. Date

Mila’s pov

Training went well; Argo had laid out a plan, and I just had to follow it, so it wasn’t hard to do. I did notice that my group was falling behind in some areas, but as soon as Argo was healed, I would make sure I spent more time on them.

At the end of training, I saw him walking around the pack, looking like he didn’t know what he was doing, before sitting down and watching us from a distance.

It couldn’t be easy for a person who works out every day for hours at a time to suddenly not be able to do much more than walk around.

No. I stopped myself. Why was I feeling pity for him? Of all the encounters we had together over the last few days, most of them were awful. Sometimes he would suddenly open up to me, and I could see why people found him charming, but most of the time he would either insult me or get on my nerves.

stupid, pretty boy.

His words from the hospital kept repeating in my mind, and I wondered what kinds of things she would do to my body if he had the cha