Chasing His Kickass Luna Back by Jane Above Story

#Chapter 6 – Fire Her
Abby

So, this must be Karl’s lady friend. She’s certainly his type–intelligent looking and refined. She’s

wearing neutral clothes, and she seems to look down her nose at just about everyone in the room.

She’s the kind of girl Karl always wanted me to be.

My wolf perks up at the sight of Karl, who’s hovering behind the girl with a tense look on his face. I can’t

really tell what kind of mood I’m in. It’s certainly a shock to see him here, and with another girl, but I

can’t decide how I feel about it.

Our eyes meet, and I can’t help but gaze at him for a moment. I used to love looking into his eyes. I

always thought they were the most beautiful brown color, even more beautiful when he smiled, and

warmth filled them. He’s not smiling now though, and I force myself to look away.

On one hand, my kinder side wants Karl to get what he wants, but my wolf protests in my mind. You

can’t give him what he wants, my wolf says, and I cringe. You just can’t.

I can’t help but wonder what Karl’s wolf is saying to him… if anything. He has his hands clenched into

fists at his sides, and it doesn’t seem like he’s paying close attention to Tiffany and me. Maybe they’re

having some sort of argument.

I want to talk to Karl’s wolf too much, but I haven’t recovered enough to establish a mind-link, my wolf

continues.

Shut up, I say to her. He’s clearly forgotten how he ended up in this situation.

She growls in response but goes quiet.

As charming and handsome as he is, I can’t forget everything he put me through. The period after our

divorce was one of the darkest moments of my life, if not the darkest moment. Not just for me, but for

my wolf, too.

force a smile.

stares down her nose at me, but I manage to keep my

with condescending customers. The fact that she’s here with Karl

have absolutely zero intention of caving to their

the Alpha party, and we heard that your seats are fully booked.” I

I’m not too sure what

in what I can only describe as a

sorry. We’d like to accommodate all our customers, but we

me into giving her what she

and down with a sno oty expression and takes a step

know who we are.” My eyes slide to

neutral expression, watching us. Clearly, he has

ask for me,” I

her eyes and grabs the collar of my shirt. She has enough height on me

pulling me forward. “Go get your boss,” she says, enunciating

the service level of this restaurant.” Her grip on my collar

tight.

to roll my eyes. The restaurant

watching this argument go down, more than happy for a

get her to let go,

already quickly

steps in between us, shielding me.

her fingers releasing my collar. I straighten

me.

“Fine.”

to keep to herself. She’s far too intrigued by

off

take much to remember a time when I used to sink into his warmth.

around me, and I’d bury my face against the broad expanse of his chest.

just how safe and relaxed

out of my thoughts. I

probably the last thing I

fine, really.” From the corner of my eye, I see Tiffany roll her eyes. He’s better off

That’s what

I didn’t realize you’re in this

like to come back, I could offer you a