“I know. And if they don’t stop, I’ll be telling them to find somewhere else to go,” he said.
“This pack’s getting smaller,” I murmured.
“Don’t worry about that. We’ll handle it. Right now, let’s just get to the castle,” he said. I reached out and stopped him from walking off, gently running my finger over the mark on his neck.
“That’s the reason they’re looking at me like that,” I said.
“Because we marked each other,” he replied.
“Yeah,” I nodded. He gave me a quick wink before turning and walking away.
I placed my bag into the back of the car, and I felt someone approaching from behind. The scent hit me instantly—it was Mona.
I turned to face her just as she bared her canines, ready to strike. Instinctively, I raised my hands to shield myself, but I accidentally flung her through
