“I have to go into town today. I need a few things,” I said to Dylan who was lying flat on his stomach, his eyes fixed on me with a look of concern.
“Okay, I will send some of the betas with you,” he replied, his voice filled with a hint of worry.
“No, I don't need babysitters. I just need some time to gather my thoughts and get the stuff that I need,” I replied a little harshly, the frustration evident in my voice.
I didn't mean to be so sharp with him, but I needed some time apart from the constant chaos and responsibilities of being a part of the pack. I needed to clear my head and focus on myself for once. If it weren't for the fact that I was madly in love with Dylan, I would have run for the hills a long time ago.
“Are you okay?” he asked concerned.
“Yeah,” I smiled. “I just ne
