Chapter 5

Licking her lips, she stared past his shoulder wishing there was something else she could be doing.

“You’re not going to answer. I can live with that. I’ll have you begging soon enough.”

Together they walked out into the night. The warm air washed over her, and she gasped. The scent of the night air called to her wolf, begging to be released. This was the first time she’d kept her change within her. The moment the full moon was high in the night sky she liked to change.

The next three days were important to her as it kept the sickness at bay. When she hadn’t turned one month because she could no longer stand the treatment of the pack, she’d been ill for the entire month. Work had been horrid as she couldn’t stand the noises and scents. The only way she could keep focus was if she turned every full moon.

“Your pack were assholes,” Knox said, taking her away from the open land toward the tree line.

She heard the sound of the flowing water of the river and