Moana

Once I saw Olivia leave through the coffee shop window, I waited five minutes before leaving myself and walking in the opposite direction. We had planned to leave separately like this just in case anyone was waiting for me outside; at the very least, I could make up a convincing story that Olivia and I didn’t recognize each other at all, and it was likely that no one would ask too many questions.

As I walked, I couldn’t stop thinking about everything she had just told me. It felt as though the entire world that I had come to know over the past few months had been completely turned upside down, and I didn’t know what to do. If it was true that I was the Golden Wolf, then that meant that I was already in enough danger of being hunted as it was. Not only that, but if Edrick already knew that I was the Golden Wolf, then he was deliberately keeping it from me. And, judging from everything that I had learned recently, I knew why he was keeping it from me.

However, I still had no way of knowing for sure. I hardly knew Olivia, and although she seemed genuine, I still didn’t know for sure if I could completely trust her. I decided that before I would jump to any rash conclusions, I would have to do some digging of my own. Until I did that, though, at least my wolf had regained some of her energy and I could talk to her now.

“What did you think about all of that?” I asked my wolf as I walked down the sunny street toward the penthouse. “What about the part where she said that he might be lying about being my mate?”

She still sounded a little sleepy, but she was lucid at least. “I think I’m still a little too foggy from the potions

of the Golden Wolf, then at least there was a good chance that I would be somewhat safe until the baby was born. But then again, I still had no way of knowing. I

saw it come to a screeching halt in front of me, blocking me from crossing the street. The window rolled down and Edrick was sitting

he said,

he know that I met up with Olivia? What was he going

around and began to drive again in the direction of the penthouse, it seemed

it almost sounded like a growl. “You know how dangerous it is, don’t you? Why didn’t you listen to

getting hot with a

put yourself and our baby’s safety at risk, Moana! Why couldn’t you just have the driver take

just wanted to feel normal,” I lied, folding my arms across my chest. “I was only meeting up with a friend for coffee, and besides; I wore the surgical mask like you told me

a shake of his head, Edrick came to a hard stop at a red light. When I looked over, I could see that his hands were wrapped so tightly

understand how dangerous the city is,” he muttered as he waited for the light

Edrick. I didn’t live in a fancy palace outside of the city like you

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