KAYDEN
I followed her out to her personal garden. Luna nodded towards the maids at the edges of the garden, and they disappeared.
My heart was beating wildly in my chest. If she wanted to talk to me, wasn’t this an open place like this a bad idea? Who really wanted to talk out here in the open when anyone with wolf ears could just pass and overhear them?
“Ahem!” Luna cleared her throat, forcing my attention to her.
I turned to her with a grimace. “Luna.”
“You’ve done too much,” she said. “You know we’re gonna have to talk about your identity, right? Did you think we weren’t?”
I hesitated. I knew she was still going to ask me questions, but I was not honestly prepared for them. I opened my mouth, then closed it.
“Aren’t you going to talk?” She pressed.
“I’m sorry,” I said under my
