(Alexander)
I had just finished my last lecture for the day when I made my way to the pack house. I knew Selene would be there, probably waiting for me. She didn’t always like to be apart from me for too long, but I was glad to give her space when she needed it. She needed to be herself. I didn’t want to cage her, but it was just too hard to be away from her.
As I drove, I couldn’t get rid of the thought that something was off. Maybe it was just my protective instincts kicking in, but I had a feeling something would happen tonight. I should’ve known better.
When I was just driving past the park, I was surprised to see her. Selene wasn’t alone. Maya was with her, which wasn’t unusual. But what caught my eye—what completely stopped me—was the guy standing beside them. He was leaning in, t
