#Chapter 60 - Enlighten Me

Shirley

Keith’s tone makes me feel as though I’ve been caught doing something I shouldn’t have. Like I’m a teenager who just snuck in after fooling around with my boyfriend all night. I pause in the doorway as I stare at him, studying how his solid features are held tight.

I can already tell Keith is ready to pick a fight, which causes a sudden annoyance to begin to trickle into my veins.

“Why does it matter?” I ask him.

“Warren can drive you home,” Keith tosses back.

“It’s two in the morning,” I counter. “I didn’t want to bug him.”

“That’s what he’s there for,” the Alpha states. “That’s his job.”

In turn, I huff. “Well, excuse me for trying to be polite.”

But Keith doesn’t care. He’s too wound up as he stands from where he’s seated.

“Your ‘politeness’ put you in danger,” he says then. “You were being careless.”

“Careless?” I ask with a scoff. “Because I took a ride from someone who offered?”

“You hardly know him,” Keith tries. “What if he had brought you back to his place? Or drove o