The drive home was tense, my mind replaying everything Amanda had said.
By the time I pulled into the driveway, the porch light was on, and through the window, I could see Luna pacing.
She stopped when I walked in, her eyes locking onto mine.
“Cain,” she said quietly, her voice laced with worry. “What happened?”
I didn’t answer right away. Instead, I walked up to her, took her hands in mine, and held them firmly. “I went to deal with something important. That’s all that matters.”
She frowned but didn’t press further.
She knew when to give me soace, to think and makes plans for a few things. Another reason that males me falls more and more for her.
“You’re sure?” she asked after a pause.
I nodded. “Yeah. Let’s focus on today.”
She didn’t look entirely convinced but let it go. “E
