Chapter 9
Pip yawned as she stretched on the bed. The sheets smelled of her and Major, and it was the best scent in the world. Hell, it beat even the name brand laundry detergents.
And in her life, she’d had precious opportunities to use anything so costly.
The only problem was, as she wriggled among the soft sheets, she realized she was alone. Which, to be frank, f*****g sucked. She’d spent precious few days waking up with Major at her side, and she was looking forward to the practice becoming a habit.
Yawning, she sat up, and with bleary eyes peered around the room.
It was as depressing as it had been before, only before, Major had been somewhere in its environs. She knew she was alone, but she didn’t know how she knew.
Figuring it was to do with the mate bond, she smiled to hersel
