ENDER
I stared at Kai, my annoyance at him flying through the roof with the very fact that he was in my room, calling me for breakfast when someone else was supposed to do it. I had been expecting her—no, anticipating her, even after thinking about how the previous day went and how I had to be more under control.
But I took it easy. Kai being there had to be a good thing. It could help me get my head straight, if not anything. Yet, my wolf was beyond livid, and being in control was harder than anticipated when her lips had been the only thing on my mind all morning.
"Your meal is ready…" He entered, lowering his gaze, and I glared at him.
"Where is she?"
"In the kitchen." He responded. Was he keeping her away from me? That thought had me seething with rage, and for a while, I simply c
