Selene stood awkwardly at the threshold of the bedroom. It felt wrong to her to step into the most personal space of an Alpha without his express invitation; it may have been implied but it hadn’t been said outright.
“You can come in, you know,” Sawyer spoke casually in an attempt to make it less awkward for her, “unless this is too weird for you. We can go somewhere else if you’d prefer.”
“No,” she shuffled slightly further into the room and closed the door behind her, “here is fine. I don’t want to be an inconvenience.”
“You aren’t an inconvenience. We need your help; you actually know Robin.”
She still looked a little sceptical that her help was actually needed and valued, but she looked around for a place to sit and perched herself on the chair that usually ended up with clothes d
