DEMI
The drive back to the pack house was quiet.
Kaleb held my hand all the way there.
Once we pulled into the car park, I spotted my car. I glanced over to Kaleb, who smiled.
“It is all fixed,” he said, which made me frown.
“What do you mean it’s all fixed?” I asked. “Nothing was wrong with it.”
Kaleb looked at me for a moment and sighed.
“I knew I forgot to mention something,” he muttered as he stared at me. “I picked your car up from the side of the road, and there was a faint rogue scent around it, so I asked Gerald to look at it. He told Elias earlier that it was all fine and wasn’t tampered with.”
His eyes stayed on me.
I didn’t know how to feel about whether it was a good thing. But knowing a rogue had been around only made me question more about what the hell this was all
