Kaid started shaking from frustration. I couldn't believe Ivy didn't tell me she had rejected him. She knew what would happen if he accepted her rejection, and it seemed she didn't care about her life. Kaid was also mad; what I had said to him was like igniting a fire inside him, yet he had to control his impulses, or else Ivy might flee again.
Kaid took a few deep breaths; I could feel the shift in the air as his wolf tried to make himself present. I got ready just in case I needed to intervene. I was sure he wouldn't hurt Ivy, but sometimes, when wolves took control, they didn't realize how much damage they could cause. They were still animals, after all.
I looked at the Beta to avoid Ivy's glare. I knew she wasn't happy with my actions, but I had to do it. Kaid had to know, not beca
