L E I L A N I
The drive to the community center was quiet. I kept my eyes focused on the road, my hands gripping the steering wheel so tight that my knuckles were white.
Ronan was in the passenger seat, and Ethan was in the back.
I could feel the tension in the air. Neither of them said a word, but I could feel their eyes on me. Their gazes were heavy, and I could feel their wolves stirring beneath the surface.
They were nervous.
And that made me even more nervous.
"You look like you're about to drive us into a tree," Ronan said, breaking the silence.
"I'm fine," I said, not taking my eyes off the road. Now I regretted why I had insisted on driving us there, thinking it could ease up my nervousness.
"Leilani," Ronan said gently. "Everything will be okay. Just breathe."
I took a de
