Sandi
By the time I finished, the deer carcass had been reduced to nothing but a pile of bones.
Alpha Kayden’s platter, on the other hand, was overflowing with meat.
I set my knife down and picked up the heavy tray.
Zelda was waiting near the kitchen door.
As I reached her, she gave me an apologetic smile.
“I’m sorry you didn’t have time to change.”
I glanced at the blood covering both of us and laughed.
“Neither did you.”
I shrugged.
“Don’t worry. I’m not bothered.”
Zelda smiled.
“That Roxy has had a good beating coming to her for a long time.”
Her expression turned almost smug.
“And I can tell you one thing—I was damn glad I got to see someone finally put her in her place.”
I grinned.
“Well, I’m glad you enjoyed the show.”
Zelda chuckled before opening the door.
“Come o
