LEO
I couldn’t have come home at a better time. Everything was falling into my lap, it seemed. Dinner at Lemon’s was great, but it was obvious that Axel was worn out. The evening was interrupted three times by wolves trying to talk to him, none of them with emergencies he needed to take care of.
The next morning, I called my brother. “Leo, you may have the luxury of doing as you please, but I don’t.”
“Tell me how you really feel,” I grumbled, rolling my eyes. “Look. You have a problem, and I have a solution.”
“What problem are you specifically talking about? Because if this has something to do with my mates getting pregnant, I will hurt you,” he threatened.
“Uh, no. You can figure out the birds and the bees alone,” I frowned. “I’m talking about Briar Falls and Axel.”
“Axel doesn’t
