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“So if it was another alpha, you might join?” “Nah,” Shane said. “We’re good.” “Yep,” Alex said. “Don’t need a pack.” Probably because whether they realized it or not, they had formed their own tiny pack. Was Ian aware of what was happening? I didn’t think so. He might have an inkling at a subconscious level, but his rational mind probably had his relationship with Shane and Alex filed as Strictly business, nothing to see here. Just helping two kids in need. Ah, the power of manifesting. How wonderful to watch it happen live.
“I can call a ride.” “I’ll drive you.” I accepted, expecting either the van or a bike. Instead, I got a black SUV. “Where do you hide this monstrosity?” I asked in awe, studying the clean interior. No balled-up burger wrappers or discarded coffee cups littered the floor. No hints that anyone spent long nights in here, parked outside a motel waiting for their target. “I park it around the garage.”
“You’re enjoying this, aren’t you? The thought of me staying up all night thinking about corpses in my backyard is making you all tingly with happiness.”
