Chapter 4
“You only have two suitcases and a small box?” Percy asked.
“Yeah.”
Rohan knew he sounded gruff and unfriendly. It didn’t help that his normal expression was to scowl at everyone and everything. He wished he could be more like Diego, who was obviously such a happy-go-lucky alpha. He had no doubt everyone loved Diego, including the children. Meanwhile, the terrifying expressions on his face had made many children cry in the grocery stores and on the trains or buses. He probably should cover his face with a mask or something. Fortunately, Percy didn’t seem to be offended by or frightened of him. Percy simply grinned before walking closer to him and one of the suitcases. He felt amusement rising from somewhere inside him as Percy struggled to lift the suitcase off the ground.
“D
