I folded my arms over my chest, ignoring my wolf who was whining for me to accept his plea. Instead, I take a step back, looking down at my feet. "Can we go somewhere else to talk? There's too many nosey wolves here for me to feel comfortable talking about this," I finally said, still not looking at him.
"What about your mom's? She's at work so there shouldn't be anyone around," he suggested, to which I nodded.
I walked over to the door and unlocked it, poking my head out to see if anyone was being obvious about listening. It seemed like there was no one around, or they were smart enough to scamper off already. "Let's go," I said as I walked out with him close on my heels.
We didn't speak as we left the Pack house, or on our way to my mom's house. I walked a bit slower than I normally w
