GINA
I frowned up at him. My brows furrowed in worry and I sighed, my skin tingling a little when he wrapped his arms around me, resting his chin on my head as I took the liberty of inhaling his scent. It's been almost two days since I last saw him and since he had a whole camp to train and responsibilities to meet as the next alpha. I don't entirely blame him for being so scarce. Perhaps I even understand it. He looked as gorgeous as he did every other day but I liked to pride myself on knowing him enough to detect when he was tired and caving under pressure. My wolf whined as I separated from him again. She misses him and I did too.
"What happened?" I said softly, threading my hands through his. He forced another smile at me and he smiled but failed to mask his exhaustion.
"Another ne
