"You really didn't need to shoot him, you know?" I growled at Noah as we exited the car, slamming the door shut behind me. I was pissed off at him for hurting my mate. Even if he thought it needed to be done, that didn't mean that I was alright with it.
I had just wanted to go off to get some clarity on my life, on whatever was going on. Noah had been right about the 'no-interference' thing. It wasn't like I didn't trust anyone; like I didn't trust Ryan or Dad or Isaiah, but I needed to do this on my own.
"You know I needed to. He wasn't going to let you go," Noah told me sternly, turning his gaze to me after he had given his pack members orders to guard the borders and double the security. He needed to make sure that none of my pack members could get in. It made me frustrated and reliev
