"I am sure she will be fine," says Trey in a reassuring tone. "These men are a little wild but they would not hurt anyone," he adds. I frown. "How do you know?" I ask. Thus takes him by surprise. "Three of those men are part of my pack and one is unidentified. I know my men. They would not hurt someone," he explains. He seems a little suspicious of my question. "I need you to go home. Stay at home until I arrive. If there is nobody home, call me and I will send someone to protect you. I growl. "Trey I do not need to be protected. I should be going to this meeting with you. It involves me just as much as it involves you," I argue. Trey takes a deep breath. "Maybe one day, but today is not the day for you to suddenly appear in my pack meetings," he explains. I roll my eyes. Another man who t
