Chapter 134

Lizzy's POV

My classes flew by. When I got home, the house was a wreck and Elliot looked like he’d barely survived a tornado, but both of my guys were grinning, and kissed me when I got there.

They had already been to the park, but Elliot claimed it had been a war to convince Evan to leave, so I threw some sandwiches together and we headed back there for a playground picnic. There was a little snow on the ground, but between our coats and our wolfy genes, we weren’t cold.

Elliot and I sat side-by-side, eating and chatting, while we watched Evan tear through the playground like a man on a mission. If he’d been in his human form, we would’ve had to follow him closely to make sure he didn’t fall off anything. But in his wolf form, he was faster, more balanced, and a hell of a lot more agile. So he just had a blast with the other six kids on the playground—a pack, most likely, Elliot had explained to me—while we hung out.

When we were done eating, our fingers kni