Chapter Fifteen
It wasn't until Jackson pulled up onto his unpaved driveway that his fingers uncurled from the steering wheel. It had been a tense journey. He'd been confronted with exit sign after exit sign that would've led him to his parents' house to deposit Lucia. He could've stopped at any number of convenience stores to purchase a string of blue lights for his mother to hang in Pierce's hospital room. But Jackson had sped past them all.
The Blue Moon took its seat in the sky. The pull of the moonbeams weakened the chain around his wolf's neck. The beast methodically slashed through every one of Jackson's carefully constructed restraints.
The smell of Lucia's hair tickled his nose. It had somehow permeated his beard and with every inhale he took in more of her scent. Holding her i
