Tyler
There was, it seemed, no rush for Lauchlan to get his wolves back to his home pack. They’d checked out of the hotel and had a leisurely breakfast at a roadhouse outside the city. Then they’d stopped every few hours to change drivers and get food or coffee, stretch their legs. Then they stayed overnight in another hotel, leaving them just a few hours' drive before arriving the next day.
Tyler looked at him and teased him a little. “Don’t you want to take me home and introduce me to your parents?”
“Hmm,” he’d smiled lazily at her. “It’s just that out here, I have you by my side all day and all night, whereas back in the pack. My mother is going to pull you away from me during the days, to start your Luna training and teach you all the pack laws and rules.” He’d stated “So, a casual
