Aria was awake. She wasn't fussing, thank goodness. As she blinked her bright green baby eyes, squinting, it occurred to me that the sunlight had caught up with us. So I moved her and her brother's cribs farther into the shade.
It was midmorning and I was out in the balcony with Derek and Lily's twins. I didn’t want to return inside. I hated to go back to my side of the house. Busy was what I needed and these babies gave me that for now.
It had been two days since I returned to Tauranga. Jake wasn't talking to me still. According to Sara, he traveled out of the country with his dad. They left the day after I left town.
She said Nick had to "command" him to leave with the Senior Beta.
Derek, Rudy and Lily were extremely helpful. They gave me work around the pack, in the manufacturin
