We didn’t drive straight to my mom’s house. I knew I had to collect my thoughts first; otherwise, she would pick up on something being off. I asked Axel to pull into a parking lot, and then I stepped out of the car, heading towards the park on the hill where I could gaze down at the entire pack.
“I don’t think I’ve ever been up here before,” Axel said as he caught up with me.
“It’s been neglected and unused for years. I used to come here to hang out and get drunk with my friends,” I replied.
“Well, at least now I know where to look if you ever go missing,” he joked, causing me to chuckle.
“It’s cute that you think I’d have just one hiding spot in this pack,” I teased back.
“Good to know,” he replied with a grin.
“Why are they after you? There are thousands of werewolf packs out there
