DEA
The moment we stepped past the edge of the trees into the brightly lit clearing in his forest, I couldn’t help but gasp inwardly at the magnificent view.
Arthur’s land stretched wide before us in flickering gold. Under the new moon, bonfires burned in steady circles while long tables overflowed with food and drink. Laughter was carried through the air from the rest of his pack that was celebrating together, blending with the rhythmic pulse of drums.
For a brief moment, I forgot to breathe because I was too busy admiring the scenery before me.
Arthur chuckled beside me as he put his arm on my shoulder and leaned on me. “Do not tell me you are impressed.”
I let out a small breath, acting like I am still thinking. “I am deciding if I should be.”
He let out a throaty laugh. “You sh
