I swallowed the lump in my throat. I couldn't tell him that my memories were back so I had to make something up.
"I asked around," I lied, keeping my voice very quiet and innocent. I looked down so he couldn't see the truth in my eyes. "I asked some of the pack members and they directed me here. They told me this is where my parents were buried."
Theo didn't question my lie at all. He just looked at my red, tear-stained cheeks with so much sympathy.
"You should have woken me up," he whispered gently. "I would have brought you here safely. You shouldn't be out in the freezing cold alone."
I pulled my hands back slightly. The confusing storm inside my heart was back again. He was the man who betrayed me, but right now, he was looking at me with so much pure, gentle care.
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