“Your mother seems like a wise and wonderful woman,” I say, as I step out from behind the trees.
After I left Kole, I didn’t want to go back to my pack quite yet. I’m still not sure how I’d ever face them.
So, I came here.
Maybe I knew I’d find him here.
Maybe deep down I knew there was more to the story.
Whatever the reason, I’m glad I came.
I can’t be mad at him for what he did. I can’t resent him for something his family has forgiven him for.
“She was,” Kole says, as he stands. “She still is I suppose, wherever she is now. What are you doing here?”
“It’s a peaceful place,” I say. “And I needed some peace.
“Plus, we’re mates. I think that has something to do with it. Life brings us together because we’re meant to be together. You know that.”
“I do,” he says as he walks towards
