Kael's POV
Their reactions were so amusing. Especially hers.
I'd woken up early in the morning happy despite what happened at night. I'd been thinking
about Tia and I was thinking even more about her while doing my morning routine. Ronald said
there was no need to go for a hunt today because we already had enough food to last for a long
time, and that we already had a lot to talk about when it came to pack issues. But I wanted to
leave for a run, so they'd let me after various warnings. We could never be too careful.
For some reason, I knew Tia would be outside. The ache in my heart lessened the further I
went. I'd told her I would call or text, but I didn't want to. Seeing her- smelling her- from afar was
enough to make me come to a quick decision.
My sharp ears heard her whispe
