I wiped my hands and rushed out of the house. On my way, I forced myself to push aside the memories of the Alpha and greet Emett with a smile.
Emett looked different this time. Even as he stared at my father in disbelief for wanting to carry the game alone, he glanced at me a few times, like a man in love. It hurt. I felt disturbed by it, but I didn’t dare to say or do anything against it.
When they reached the small porch, Ethan came up to me and hugged me.
“Look, Corinna! What we caught! Father did it all by himself!” he exclaimed excitedly, which honestly made me smile. I caressed his head.
“Yes,” my father added as he rushed inside the house. Obviously, the game was heavy, and he couldn’t carry it much longer.
Emett stopped in front of me and smiled. “Corinna, would you make
