AIDEN'S POV
I knew the chief was only doing his job. He still annoyed the hell out of me, and he drove slower than anyone I had ever met.
Lucy didn't seem as angry as I was, which was good. I didn't want her to worry about this. And thankfully, they hadn't hit her with whatever they'd hit me with.
I would need a doctor to make sure it wasn't dangerous. There were a few drugs that could do real damage to wolves, and right now we couldn't afford any weakness or mistakes.
We gave our statements, and Chief Harris promised he would keep in touch and let us know whatever they learned. When he offered to drive us home, Lucy thanked him and said we would take a cab. I didn't know why she'd said that, and I didn't ask. I trusted she knew what she was doing.
We walked out of the station side by
