Chapter 142

Sabrina's POV

Davy poked me in the hip with his nose, and my gaze jerked up to the wolf. He was looking at me inquisitively as if asking what I was doing.

“I’m playing a game,” I told him, pulling up the sudoku puzzle game I’d seen on Dax’s phone earlier.

Turning it toward him, I showed it to the wolf. “I suck at this.”

It was a lie; I was damned good at sudoku. Pretty much any game, puzzle, book, or other activity that a person could do on their own, I had mastered. My childhood had mostly consisted of me being on my own, entertaining myself.

My mom and grandparents had all passed away in an airplane crash when I was two, leaving my dad to run a multi-billion-dollar company on top of dealing with all of the other assets he and my grandfather owned, and raising me alone.

He'd always been home with me, never had a nanny raise me, or sent me to daycare, because he knew that wasn’t what my mom wanted. And we did spend a lot of time together. But outs