Chapter 6When Ama emerged from the office that was the true center of her father’s domain, she saw her mother. The older wolf’s eyes were narrowed, although her general aspect was one of worry rather than anger.
Ama steeled herself and approached. “Where’s Rose?”
“Gone.”
Ama fought an instant need to start firing off questions. Only calm, one at a time, inquiries would get through to her mother. “Why?”
“I asked her to leave,” the alpha’s mate answered, and yes, that was certainly Ama’s father’s mantle she’d drawn around her shoulders.
Ama took a breath to steady herself. They were interfering again, both of her parents. Of course, she’d taken her trouble with the vampire to her father, but that was only right. He was the alpha. He needed to know what was going on in his territory. “Wh
