Sunlight was streaming through the curtains when I woke up. Dastien’s arms were tight around me. His hot breath fanned the back of my neck. I wondered how late it was.
I searched the room for a clock, but I couldn’t see one from where I was.
Why didn’t he have an alarm clock?
“It’s still early,” Dastien said from behind me. I froze for a second. “Did I wake you?”
“In a way. I felt your bond go crazy with worry.” “Do you always feel when I wake up?”
He pressed a kiss to the back of my neck. “You didn’t know you were my alarm clock?”
I grinned. “What did you do before me?”
“I set the alarm on my phone. But now, when I’m not in your bed as a wolf, I don’t need one. I know when you wake up, and I get ready so I can meet you for breakfast.”
I thought about it for a second. “I can’t tell
