The moment Sebastian reluctantly agreed to let him move in, Kade didn’t wait. Something in Kade’s chest finally loosened. Something close to relief and a sense of peace.
Ravyn was safe. As safe as she could be for now. But there was still a knot in his gut, and he knew better than to ignore it.
A knot the size of Marla.
He stepped outside Sebastian’s house, the late afternoon air cool against his skin, and pulled out his phone. His thumb hovered for half a second before he hit call.
She picked up on the third ring.
“Kade?” Her voice sounded tentative. “Oh my Goddess—are you okay? I’ve been calling you nonstop.”
His wolf howled at the sound of her voiced. Liar. He sucked in air to keep from blurting out the wrong word. The last thing he wanted was for her to be on guard.
“Meet me at
