Chapter 146

Sabrina's POV

An hour later, Ford pulled into the driveway of my house. It wasn’t massive—though I had the money, I had no need of a mansion. The one I’d grown up in had always made me feel small and lonely. But it wasn’t a tiny house, either.

Ford whistled, looking at the place while Dax slipped out of the sports car. “Daaamn.”

A bit of pride made my lips curve upward a bit. I loved my house. It was one of the only ones that was completed in the up-and-coming neighborhood so far and was styled like a farmhouse, with pretty white siding and big windows, and a nice lawn that I paid a cute little teenage werewolf guy to mow twice a week. I had thought Evan would love the yard—but when I’d built it, I had assumed he and Lizzy would be moving in there with me, indefinitely.

I was happy that she’d found her Prince Charming, but it had been a bit sad to move into the new house alone. Though I was mostly over that, it did get lonely.

“It’s a nice place,” I agr