JOSEPHINE
Stepping away from the café, I headed back to where I had left my car after seeing my daughter.
The need to see my pup and know she was safe was strong. I had a funny feeling something bad had happened to her, but when she told me that Aidan had accepted her as his mate, I was over the moon. There was a moment when I thought the potions we were using on him and his father would never affect him, but it seems to have worked wonders now.
A shiver rippled through me, which made me stop in my tracks. My wolf moved closer, while I glanced around. I could feel someone’s eyes on me. Turning to look over my shoulder to see if there was anyone there, but no one. It was completely dark outside.
Looking around the area, I looked back and headed in the direction of where I left my
