Kiana
It took every ounce of energy not to scream. At her smug expression, I forced a slow smile and ignored the lump forming in my throat.
“Congratulations,” I managed.
Did this explain why there was darkness in my mating bond? Troy had found a way to dampen it magically so he could be with Willa?
This was what I wanted. This was what was best for the pack. Best for him. This was why I left.
But damn it, I thought it might take a little more time to happen.
Willa’s eyes dropped to my necklace and she gasped. “Oh, how pretty! I’m going to have to tell Troy to get me one. I would look amazing in diamonds.”
She would.
Popping on the barstool, she waved Morven away. “Give me a few minutes to catch up with my old friend, will you?”
Morven hesitated. “A few minutes. Kiana doesn’t like
