KATARINA
I opened my eyes slowly and realized I had fallen asleep on the sofa. My neck ached from the awkward angle, and a chill ran deep into my bones.
The room was dim, and I tightened the throw blanket around my shoulders, telling myself that Ines must have come in and turned down the lights. My eyes stung as I glanced at the clock and saw that it was after midnight.
“You should go to bed," my wolf's voice said softly in my head, but I didn't respond. I was exhausted, but sleeping felt wrong.
My heart was still bleeding inside my chest from everything, and it felt impossible to lie down and close my eyes without knowing if Greyson was all right, even though I had no idea how I would know because he didn't speak to me.
There was no guarantee he would return to the suite even if he
