Chapter 127. Some Kind of Agreement

Catherine’s POV

It was hard to say goodbye to my family, but they needed to return to the pack.

“Bye, sis,” Jimmy said, hugging me. “Look after yourself and the little beans.”

I chuckled at the name he gave the pups, yet I felt emotional too.

“I will,” I said, blinking the tears away. “Don’t be a stranger; come visit soon.”

“I will,” Jimmy said. “I might just run the route the triplets used to do.”

My mother was next, giving me a warm and powerful hug.

We exchanged some words, and she got into the SUV.

“Catherine,” my father said, opening his arms to me. I pushed the wheelchair closer, and as he bent down, I grabbed him around the neck and hugged him for dear life.

“Take care,” he said, rubbing my back to calm me. “And call me if you need anything.”

“I will,” I said, letting go of him and moving away so he could get in the car.

“We will see you soon,” he said.

“Don’t be a stranger,” Jimmy yelled from the