Lara
The moment I climbed into the car, I knew something was up.
It wasn’t just the fact that neither Heidi nor my father would tell me where we were going.
It was the looks they kept exchanging.
Secretive little smiles.
The kind of smiles people shared when they knew something you didn’t.
And I hated not knowing.
As my father started the engine, I glanced between them.
“What are you two up to?”
“Nothing,” Heidi said far too quickly.
My father grinned.
That didn’t exactly reassure me.
We pulled away from the house and headed down the dirt road that cut through the heart of our pack territory.
Snow crunched beneath the tyres.
The trees blurred past the windows.
I leaned back in my seat, trying to figure out what the hell they had planned.
Do you think they’re going to lock u
