Cal held her so tightly she thought her lungs might burst. But to be fair she squeezed him just as tight.
“I’m sorry I couldn’t be here earlier,” he kissed the top of her head.
“It’s fine,” she breathed in his scent. Everything about him calmed her. She felt so safe and everything came crashing down as she yawned.
“You tired?”
“Exhausted,” she sighed and snuggled her face into his shoulder.
“Let’s go home.” They were in his office in the pack house and she wanted nothing more than to snuggle in bed and go to sleep next to him but…
“We can’t go home.” She felt so guilty for all the things she hadn’t told him. “And we need to talk.”
“Rhys told Lex to stay in the pack house tonight,” he guided her towards the door, arm draped over her shoulder, “and whatever needs to be said can wa
