His wolves all turned their heads when the car pulled in front of his house, their casual walking stopping. When he got out of the car, they all smiled and looked so friendly. I got out of the car and no one recognized me. I was thankful. If they knew who I was, they would associate me with my ancestors on my father's side and judge me quickly. Liam rushed to me, grasping my hand and waving at his pack before bringing me inside the house.
The living room was large, but quite cozy rather than formal. Alpha Cardinal and other Alphas liked their spaces to be overly organized and lonesome. Liam and I had cozy homes, not the largest, but sweet and somewhat simple enough for an Alpha's home. As soon as I plopped onto the couch, Liam bringing out the ice cream, one gallon of mint chocolate c
