Thrown to the Wolves (Big Bad Wolf, #3)

by Charlie Adhara

Park hadn’t told them Cooper was not a werewolf. And from the look on Mai’s face, this mattered.

Cooper tried not to flinch at that.

“Then stop hurting me!” Cooper yelled.

“Do you still trust me enough to know what’s best?” Park said quietly. “Unfortunately, I can’t seem to stop myself. I never could.”

“This is Daisy Boudillion,” Park said. “Or, occasionally, Daisy Boudillion Park. She’s my...mother.”

was about want. And at some point, at least once in a lifetime, no matter who or why or what came before, everyone wants their mom.

One person can’t love you enough to make up for all the people who don’t, but Cooper wasn’t trying for all the people. Just the one. Just for right now.

“Enough. You are not my pack anymore.”

“So you’ve thought we were breaking up this whole day?”

I’m so fucking in love with you I couldn’t if I tried.”

liked it because when I saw you, the first thing I thought was thank god, he finally trusts me.”

So pull your shit together so we can get on with being mates and in love and all that trash.”

Do I get to phone a friend?”

“It’s not space worth having without you in it.”

“Can we—Can I?” “Commemorate the occasion?”

Don’t tell me you’re hard for my real estate.”

“Will the lies never end?” he howled at the ceiling.

Save some of that sweet talk for the Valentine’s card.