But he's the CEO of a renowned investment company. How did he manage to pull that off with the way he's being watched like a hawk? I shake my head and get to my feet.
I've already texted Clyde that something came up, and we'll have to postpone. Despite how cold I'm being toward Morris, the fact is, seeing him with Eve makes me feel bitter and hurt. I don't like it. My wolf is jealous and angry, and I just want to go home before I do anything I'll regret.
As I head to the parking lot, a pair of headlights suddenly blinds me. Protecting my eyes from the glare, I try to see who it is, but all I hear is an engine rev before the sounds of tires screeching grate my ears.
The car is heading towards me!
I jump out of the way, barely missing it, but it simply swerves and flies right back at me.
