“It’s more than that, Jayson, and you know it.” Mom’s anger apparent in her voice.
My father ran his hands through his hair and I could see him battling an internal battle.
“I’m not a child anymore Dad. I have my wolf and she needs her mate. I have graduated high school and I am ready.”
“Jayson?” My mother said, placing her hand on his knee.
“I know your wolves need each other, but couldn’t they need each other in a few years?”
“Dad.”
“Fine, it’s not like you will listen to me anyway. But I want to move up the wedding. It would make me feel better.”
“Ok. I don’t need a fancy wedding, I just want to be with Chase. We can have the wedding on Saturday.”
“That’s only two days away.” My father said, worried.
“It will be fine.” My mother said, grabbing his hand in hers. You cou
