Allie.
It didn’t matter how long or how fast I ran; I couldn’t shake the nagging feeling. Mikayla’s words still echoed in my thoughts. Was I dangerous to others? Is that why sirens were hunted to near extinction? I shifted back to human and found my clothes that I had left hanging over a tree branch. I was still unsettled.
A familiar nauseating scent met me as I left the forest. The clawing, overpowering scent of cheap perfume suffocated my nostrils. She was waiting for me as I emerged from the forest. I guess my earlier encounter with her hadn’t scared her off too much.
“You need to leave Reece alone,” she demanded, “He and I were happy before you came along.”
“You mean, my mate?” I said. “Not going to happen.”
“You’re not right for him. He needs to be with someone like me!” she said
