Emma
The next morning, I get woken up by a purr vibrating through my mind.
Blinking against the sunbeams intruding into our bedroom, I groan, wrapping myself into my blanket.
Kai has long left for his training, and I blow into my cheek as I hate waking up in an empty bed.
Especially after such a night.
I bury my face into the blanket with a giggle, blushing as I think about how I could never tell him that as I would never hear the end of it.
The purring resounds again, and as I’m not half asleep anymore, I find out that it wasn’t a dream.
‘Jax?’ I ask carefully, trying to allocate the voice to the one it reminds me of the most.
But if it is Jax, he ignores me, and I roll my eyes before I get up, dressing myself in a summer dress.
Scurrying across the hallway, I step into A
