LIAM JR.
I didn’t know how to feel. It was irritating that our parents didn’t think I could keep them safe outside the pack. Sending a watchdog to trail us was borderline offensive. It was even more frustrating that they were almost right. It filled me with a burning rage that anyone even thought about touching them. While the idiots were human, and it was clear that Mel and Avery were just an opportunity grab, it didn’t piss me off any less.
Mel wouldn’t step away from Lilah or me. She was practically attached to one of us throughout dinner. She was shaken, and I hated it. I knew where her mind had to be. Guilt gnawed at me. I should have gotten that mark off of her by now. I needed to get in contact with Willow.
“Stop blaming yourself,” Lilah linked me. She sat in the back seat so M
