Sofia
Devon looked at me seriously. "We need to talk about what you said earlier."
I tried not to cringe at his expression. It reminded me of people better left forgotten, so I played dumb, although I knew what he was talking about. "What part?"
"The part where you said I could mark you."
"I thought I was clear about it."
"You know my wolf will never be able to let you go. I could barely force myself to let you go before marking you. If I mark you, it's forever."
I met his eyes. "I know. But I don't see a way around it, and honestly it'll be far from the worst thing I've experienced."
"That doesn't-"
"Will it help you with your wolf?" I asked, and then I realized I had interrupted him. "Sorry."
"It will, and don't apologize."
"And we don't have to do... anything else right away,
