Second Ambush

In a month of belonging to the pack and doing the things I had started to, my strength had started to develop even more, and the respect I got from the pack members was even greater than it had been before. I had worries about my mate and my former pack, and how they were faring, but whenever I needed a reminder, I would tell myself some of the things they had told me before.

I was becoming someone else, free from them, and now I felt the need to talk about it with someone, which was why I went to find Lee.

“Hey,” I said, smiling at him. He was seated in between quite a number of men and women at a corner of our land, just watching them talk, and I was trying to get him away from there.

“Hey,” he smiled, taking my hand. “Do you want to sit down?” he asked, shifting over. With a smile, I shook my head no.

“No, can you come with me please? Are you in the mood to talk?”

“Sure,” he said, expression morphing into a frown.

I considered assuring him it was nothing too serious when I turn