Azalea
“Sorry, Luna. I got to go,” Austin said, checking his watch. He got up from the couch in my office and headed toward the door. After dinner, he stayed with me so that I could take care of a few things before Liam takes me with him to Langston’s pack tomorrow. With the alarming amount of rogues we have been seeing, Liam called him as our closest neighbor. They have seen the same thing, so a few packs are meeting to make a plan on stopping this.
“Thanks, Austin. Have fun on your vacation!” I told him.
“Thanks,” he said brightly before ducking out of the room.
“You better hurry. The boogeyman might get me now that I am all alone,” I linked my mate. I could almost see his eye roll. Austin must have linked him before he left because it was barely a minute before he strolled into m
