CHAPTER 13
MAEAfter dinner, I stared out the back door window and admired the moonflowers’ gleam against the trees. Something about it seemed so magical that I didn’t question Mom’s reasons for those being her favorite flowers.
My gaze wandered throughout the forest again, as I hoped to see that blond wolf who had eyes just like the waiter at the restaurant again. Though I’d told Damon I didn’t think I actually saw him, I knew that I had. I couldn’t have pictured that twice.
Yet when my eyes landed on Alexandra standing out in the woods and watching us closely, I balled my hands into fists. Not the person I’d hoped to find in these woods tonight and definitely not the person I wanted to ruin my quiet, fun night with Damon.
But I needed answers.
So, I turned on my heel toward Damon, wh
