Chapter 39. Nothing Like Meeting the Parents

Kade’s POV

The vase came flying at my head and broke into shards that scattered in every direction. The TV had a big hole in it from the clock that took a hit and, and a chair was currently being smashed against the table, which surprisingly remained unscathed

Only when the chair was completely demolished did Anna fall back a step. Her eyes glowed, and her canines were extended. She lifted her arm and slammed her fist down on the table, breaking it in two. Cara leaned back against the wall, arms crossed over her chest, and her gaze fixed on the floor.

Mason was watching from over by the couch, and none of us said a word. We just let her get it out of her system.

“How are you feeling?” I asked. And Anna took a deep breath, growling as she turned to me

Anna’s eyes slowly went back to their former shape and color and her canines were retracted. Drops of sweat pearled on her foreheads and her hair was hanging heavy in a tussle at the back of her head