CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT

Evvie’s POV:

This is a mistake.

As soon as the car made it twenty feet past the damn border, the shivers running up and down my spine splayed across my skin.

“Evvi—”

Before he could finish, I whipped my head so fast and pinned him with my murderous glare. My aura slipped and leaked from the tip of my fingers to the strand of my hair, but I had no intention on suppressing my wrath underneath a cold stare.

Something I learned to unlearn so long ago.

“Vi.” He corrected, clearing his throat.

I ceased with the murderous gaze and averted my eyes, not wanting to get lost in his for far too long.

Or I will lose everything I’ve worked so hard to build all these years. And that includes me. Myself, the person I strived so hard to become.

Vana kept to herself all this time, and I have been wondering what she was thinking all this while.

If returning to this pack and meeting Duncan after all these years, took a toll on her. I could feel his wolf was trying to link with her. But she’s either too t