“Alpha, we should go somewhere private and talk about this,” Gael’s voice was respectful and calm, the complete opposite of everything inside me.
“Yes, I’m sure there’s an explanation. Maybe she was embarrassed, or got cold feet,” Reed agreed. “That was a lot for a new couple. She’s probably not proud of any show of weakness, and that one was particularly public.” He shot a pointed glance behind me, reminding me that my simmering rage was also public, even though I’d shifted back out of wolf form.
I clenched and unclenched my fists a few times, trying to rein it in so I could listen to calmer heads. My men had my back, and they always would. This wasn’t a problem we couldn’t overcome.
I took one step forward, then another, when I heard it.
A snigger, a few feet back.
Someone was laugh
