Elizabeth didn’t eat. She wasn’t particularly hungry anyway, but it was mainly because she felt acutely aware that Tobias was observing her and silently judging everything she did. He wasn’t going to decide she was an acceptable mate for his son, but he was determining just how much of his disdain she commanded.
Her confident silence wasn’t unnerving to him, but he hadn’t expected it. Humans tended to be naturally afraid of him. He did make her feel uncomfortable, but she was tenacious and fierce, and knowing this man had treated Sawyer so badly just made her angry rather than fearful of him.
She was the kind of woman he would have admitted a begrudging respect for if she was like them. Even if she was an Omega in her pack, or a Loner.
He had been there on the day Elizabeth left the c
