The first thing I felt was heat.
Not the comfortable kind either. More like the sun decided to drop out of the sky and lie directly on top of me. My eyelids twitched. The world was dim and blurry. Something beeped softly near my ear. Something smelled like antiseptic and wolf sweat.
So clearly, I was in the infirmary.
Again.
Fantastic.
I blinked harder. When the room came into focus, I realized why it felt like a furnace.
Jack and Beau were pressed right against me. One on each side. Absolutely glued. Jack had my left hand locked in his grip, his thumb brushing my palm like he was keeping me tethered to reality. Beau held my right hand, his other palm resting warm on my forearm. They were both leaned over me so close their shadows covered the entire bed.
I croaked, “Did you two fuse
