DOMINIC
“Anything, Dominic.”
I fought the urge to yawn, instead nodding at my brother, who was beside himself.
“If anything happens I will let you know.” I duly repeated, gazing past him at Amber who was flicking through a magazine.
“She will be safe, you know this.”
Dante exhaled, turning back to Amber.
“I’m trusting you, but it’s only because it benefits her. Remember what I said.”
I saluted him as he rolled his eyes, turning to Amber.
I didn’t want to watch their sickening display of affection—it was bad enough hearing their thoughts—so I went out back, lifting my head to the sun.
Everything was silent, but I listened harder, my hearing moving past the trees and cabins that surrounded us. Further, past the twigs snapping under the paws of my pack mates patrolling the p
