Grunting with exertion, she grabbed an overhead strut, taking all her weight on her arms and shoulders to bring the loose panel back into place with her feet. It rattled a little and then settled against the metal cladding. Staying in place, she looked around to make sure no one had heard it. At the first sound of running feet, she was so out of there. She wasn’t stupid—getting caught in a hangar that was supposed to be abandoned would be a bad move. The base was already top-secret, so if there was a secret part of a secret base…yeah, the s**t would hit the fan in a bad way if they found her here.
The danger didn’t put her off. All that mattered was getting into the hangar and finding her wolf. Worry threaded through her. Last night he’d been in a bit of a state, obviously healing, but sh
