CHAPTER 26
DAMONSamuel had missed the warrior wolves meeting this morning, hadn’t trained with us at noon, and hadn’t been seen on his run last night. It wasn’t like him not to show up to anything, and I needed to find him. This pup problem was getting out of hand.
Storming through the woods toward his house, I stopped suddenly, listening to the light rumble of a car engine and noticing his car sitting in his driveway. What was going on? Had he been here the entire time and slept in or something?
Instead of heading to his house, I hurried to the car and ripped the door open. “Samuel, where have you been? I’ve been—”
My eyes widened, Mae’s lilac scent drifting through my nose and awakening my wolf, who I’d held back for this entire week. Mae was here right now, right in front of me, sta
