Chapter 20
The SUV continued to glide smoothly down the interstate, but my heart was less complacent. Instead, that vital organ emulated the pounding hooves of an unbroken horse, skidding and jittering as it tried to toss an attacker off its back.
Hunter, I need you. Even as the thought flashed through my mind, I was suddenly looking out through my mate’s eyes.
The uber-alpha—and I by proxy—gazed out across a suburban neighborhood not so different from the one Robert’s Escalade was currently whirring past. The street in Hunter’s world was peaceful, quiet. A slight breeze ruffled my mate’s hair.
Then I squinted my own eyes shut and pulled myself back into the present moment. I couldn’t afford to lose track of my actual, living body. Not when a human was threatening the inconceivable—out
